Campamento Alegre Breaks Down Barriers for Davis Migrant Center Children with Educational Fun
Campamento Alegre, an inclusive program offering educational and recreational activities, has completed its third year at the Davis Migrant Center, providing services in Spanish and free of charge.
Maraskeshia Smith Breaks New Ground as Sacramento's First Black Female City Manager
Maraskeshia Smith will become Sacramento's first Black female City Manager on Jan. 5, 2026, managing 6,000 employees and a $1.6 billion budget. Her experience spans over 20 years in city management roles across several cities and she holds an MBA.
Yuba County DA Says Marysville Officer and Suspect Both Killed in Justifiable Shootout During Drug Raid
Body camera footage of a fatal shootout involving Marysville police and a suspect was released, with the DA finding the officers' actions justified. Officer Osmar Rodarte and suspect Rick David Oliver died in the incident.
Sacramento's Aftershock Festival to Feature Blink-182, Deftones, Korn, and More from October 2-5
Sacramento's Aftershock Festival to feature Blink-182 and Deftones, with over 115 bands from Oct. 2-5. Gates open around 11 a.m., with final acts by 10 p.m. Limited parking available; single-day passes on sale.












