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With a lot more people peddling during the coronavirus pandemic, bike shops are seeing an unexpected rush, especially since bike paths are one of the few outdoor areas still open right now.
Funeral home workers speak about the concerns of handling bodies of coronavirus victims.
Many of us are using masks to cover up our faces, and that can throw a wrench in communication – and even lead to miscommunication.
At least 16 million jobs were lost in three weeks with the U.S. economy in disarray, but there is one industry that's booming during the coronavirus crisis: the security business.
People are getting ready for an Easter weekend unlike any other – no gatherings, social distancing is required and in some areas, parks are closed.
Lira's Supermarket in Rio Vista announced on Friday that an employee has tested positive for coronavirus.
Sacramento City Unified School District is handing out approximately 8,600 laptops Friday and Saturday to students as the district is set to begin virtual learning on Monday.
Public health officials have confirmed the first coronavirus-related death in Stanislaus County.
More than 7,000 hotel rooms across the state will be filled with homeless people at risk for contracting the Coronavirus.
A double shooting that happened in Fairfield last week has now turned fatal, authorities said.
In the charming town of Strawberry there is a local general store that holds a contest for the first snow of the season. Cody and his caravan have made his way to Strawberry to see if they can find any snow!
It's the hit show you know and love and gearing up for their last season. We're talking about "The Neighborhood"! To tell us more about what you can expect this season and on the season premiere we're joined by the super talented Tichina Arnold!
The Community Mural Day is the culmination and celebration of Leadership Sacramento's 2025 Class Project led by selected beneficiary Alchemist CDC. The project focused on the Oak Park Sol Community Garden (OPSCG) which has served the Oak Park neighborhood for 15 years. This .27-acre parcel hosts 15 garden plots, an outdoor kitchen and community gathering space, a tool shed, a community composting area, and a perennial pollinator bed. Originally conceived and created as a way to reclaim a vacant lot in a historically underserved neighborhood and turn it into a vibrant space for gardening, food production, and community events, the space is now ready for a renewed focus. The class revitalized the garden space over the course of the year and created new opportunities for programming to flourish.
Homegrown Inc. in Elk Grove started out as a modest community garden and became the place for people to find all kinds of locally made goods. They now selling microgreens and other locally grown products in the store, like farm fresh, eggs, teas, sourdough breads, vinaigrette, olive oil, hair and skin care, honey and more as well as teach microgreen growing classes and have microgreen delivery.
Amy Koss is a Sacramento-based Integrative Nutrition Health Coach, Reiki practitioner, and founder of Nourished Soul. She specializes in gut health, holistic wellness, and community education. She is offer two free Wellness Workshops: Food As Medicine – Gut Health & Anti-Inflammatory Nutrition for Cancer Survivors.