admin Becerra takes heat in second California governor debate. Here’s what to know
Xavier Becerra faced attacks from rivals in a seven-candidate California governor debate ahead of the June 2 primary, with clashes…
Juno’s Kitchen closed, but that’s not the end of the story. Here’s what’s next
After Juno’s Kitchen closed in East Sacramento, chef Mark Helm is taking over Juju Kitchen & Cocktails downtown while Juno’s…
Here are the 49ers draft picks to watch as rookie minicamp activities begin
See the 49ers eight-man draft class and others participating in Friday's Santa Clara minicamp, and which rookies could help San…
Sacramento school board resists state agency’s urging to surrender to insolvency
Sacramento City Unified faces a cash crisis as FCMAT warns insolvency by February; board debates state loan, receivership and impacts…
Tony Thurmond’s quiet campaign reflects the shrinking voice of Black California | Opinion
California’s governor race shows diversity taking a backseat, writes Sac Bee columnist LeBron Hill in his latest piece.
Roseville park set to get dedicated pickleball, tennis courts
Woodbridge Park in Roseville at 415 Sierra Blvd will remodel courts into two pickleball courts and one tennis court, add…
Placer, county schools pay $4M in sex abuse case involving special education teen
Placer County and its office of education paid a $4 million settlement to a man who alleged a former teacher…
Uber spends big on push to limit car crash lawsuits, kneecap trial attorneys
Uber has poured millions into a California ballot measure to cap attorney fees in car crash cases, sparking an expensive…
Learn the ABCs of bike maintenance with Sacramento Bicycle Kitchen this month
As May is Bike Month starts and the temperature rises, a volunteer with the Sacramento Bicycle Kitchen shared his tips…
The shaky policy foundations of California’s overambitious science bond | Opinion
“Research is best treated as a public good — supported through sustained public investment, not borrowing tied to uncertain returns.”