The Mountain’s Reservoir of Light

Growing up alongside four brothers, the great outdoors was less of a destination and more of a second home. Read More »

Yolo County Seeks Applications for Community Services Action Board

The Yolo County Board of Supervisors is seeking applications for four openings on its Community Services Action Board (CSAB). Read More »

New Perspective on Transition from Nurse Bee to Forager

Noted bee scientist Robert E. Page Jr. examines the nurse-to-forager transition in honey bees in an entirely different perspective in newly published research in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). Read More »

APA Sacramento Valley Section Honors Urban Planners

Awards event celebrates regional innovation across Sacramento Valley Read More »

Yolo County Gets Ready Before It Rains, Shares Steps Residents Can Take Now

Yolo County is preparing for winter weather and encouraging residents to take steps now to prepare their homes, households and property before storms arrive. Read More »

Richard Cervantes Campa Sworn in as CHP Officer

Richard Cervantes Campa of Stockton has successfully completed cadet training at the California Highway Patrol (CHP) Academy. Read More »

Air District’s ‘Don’t Light Tonight’ Season in Effect

Vouchers Available to Replace Old Fireplaces and Woodstoves Read More »

Yolo County Invites Community to Veterans Day Flag-Raising Ceremony

Yolo County is inviting veterans, their families and community members to attend a special Veterans Day ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 11. Read More »

Sierra Donor Services Honors Survivors and Healing

October is Breast Cancer Awareness and Liver Awareness Month Read More »

International Rail Fair Returns to Cal Expo

The 2026 International Railfair model railroad show returns to Cal Expo on Saturday, Nov. 14 and Sunday, Nov. 15, featuring 11 different operating layouts, vendors and special new attractions. Read More »

Amador City: Gold Country's Amadorable Small Town

A photo snapped from the luxurious king bed was meant to showcase the timeless red brick walls of our Golden Suite of Imperial Hotel, which were complemented with velvet yellow sitting chairs and framed white double doors leading to the balcony outside Read More »

Men’s Golf Finishes Fall with Its Best Round at Ka’anapali Classic

Segerstrom, Matzke, Vaughan all shoot 71 Read More »

An Aggie Connection: OOFOS Invests in UC Davis Student-Athletes

UC Davis Athletics welcomed current student-athletes and former Aggies back to campus Tuesday, Oct. 6, for Aggie Elevate, an evening dedicated to connection, professional development and the lasting impact of the student-athlete experience. Read More »

Memo Rodriguez and Lee Desmond Named to Team of the Week

On Oct. 27, the USL Championship announced the Week 34 Team of the Week. For their contributions in the Oct. 24 win over Oakland Roots, Republic FC’s Memo Rodriguez and Lee Desmond have earned a spot on the league’s top weekly squad. Read More »

Brain Health Forum Focuses on Detection

This year’s forum will focus on exciting advances in Alzheimer’s early detection, including blood-based testing, new treatment options and practical information for families navigating the challenges of caregiving. Read More »

Weekday Closures Planned for Freeport Bridge Nov. 2-30

Travelers who use the Freeport Bridge should plan for weekday daytime closures beginning Monday, Nov. 2, as Sacramento County completes structural repairs to the bridge. Read More »

County Reminds Property Owners of Dec. 10 Property Tax Deadline

The Yolo County Tax Collector’s Office is reminding property owners that the first installment of 2026-27 secured property taxes is due Nov. 1 and will become delinquent if not paid by Thursday, Dec. 10. Read More »

Park Blvd. to Receive Major Improvements

The City of West Sacramento recently broke ground on the Park Boulevard Resurfacing and Bicycle/Pedestrian Safety Improvements Project, a roughly $1.9 million investment to make one of the city’s busiest corridors safer for people walking, biking and driving. Read More »

Farming the Bypass

The Ups and Downs of Growing Rice in California Read More »

A’s Bring in Taylor Smith to Run Baseball Operations

The Athletics have found a new leader to run their front office. Read More »

Circular Action Alliance Submits Revised California Recycling Plan

Updated plan incorporates public input and outlines investments to expand recycling under SB 54 Read More »

Kallie Harding Named Minor League Baseball Future Star

On Oct. 13, Minor League Baseball announced Sacramento River Cats Manager of Sports Sales Training, Kallie Harding, as the Future Star Award winner. Read More »

Aggies’ Treynor Cleeland Named to 2026 Jerry Rice Award Watch List

UC Davis redshirt freshman quarterback Treynor Cleeland was named to the 2026 Jerry Rice Award watch list, Stats Perform announced Oct. 20. Read More »

Yolo County to Test Alert Yolo Emergency Notification System Oct. 26

Yolo County's Office of Emergency Services will conduct a countywide test of the Alert Yolo emergency notification system at 11 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 26. Read More »

Emily Hoppin’s Writing Desk Returns Home to Yolo County

The Yolo County Historical Collection at the Gibson House has received the writing desk of Emily Hoppin, a Woodland agriculturalist and activist whose work helped shape local civic life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Read More »

Yolo Food Bank Receives Grant from OpenAI Foundation

Yolo Food Bank is one of 163 recipients nationally selected to receive the People-First AI grant awarded by the OpenAI Foundation. Read More »

Californians to Consider 14 Ballot Measures

West Sacramento residents will see a lengthy ballot when they cast votes in the Nov. 3 election. Read More »

West Sacramento Changing Congressional Districts

Like many cities in California, West Sacramento is changing congressional districts. Read More »

A Day in the Country

37th Annual Event Celebrates Farms, Food and Community Read More »

Even in Today’s Economy, a New Home May Be More Affordable Than You Realize

It’s no secret that mortgage interest rates have climbed sharply this year, due in part to the ongoing conflict in Iran and uncertainties about oil supplies and cost. Rates have broken the 7% level and are likely to inch even higher. Read More »

What’s Cooking in California Schools?

Farm to School Summit brings state leaders, local students and fresh ideas Read More »

Higher Interest Rates Lead to Decline in September New Home Sales

Higher mortgage interest rates stemming from the increasing costs of energy as the war with Iran continues caused a drop in new home sales in September in the Sacramento region, the North State Building Industry Association reported today. Read More »