# Sacramento
Former Proud Boy talks about January 6, Antifa and why the organization won't last much longer
Chris “Odin” Young, former Proud Boy at the Capitol on November 28, 2020.(Courtesy of @Borwin10) Usually wearing black shirts, with a yellow rooster on a weather vane or yellow knuckles, black pants, and a flak jacket, that's how a Proud Boy can be spotted from the many chapters throughout California and the United States.
Ukrainian Refugees Are Coming To California
President Biden previously said that up to 100,000 Ukrainian refugees may come to the United States. And since many cities in California have strong links with Ukraine, many refugees may end up settling in the state. Quoting an article published by The New York Times:
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CIty of Sacramento clears three homeless encampments in one week, more planned
Proud Boys working with cleanup crew contracted by Sacramento County. Sacramento Police telling people at Howe Avenue and Fair Oaks they had five minutes to leave on Monday, April 11, 2022.(Courtesy of Black Zebra Impact Team)
“We’re fighting for our city,” Mayor Darrell Steinberg says calling for investment for gang prevention
Mayor Darrell Steinberg talking about Sunday’s shooting which police are now saying is gang related on Wednesday, April 6, 2022.(Photo by Robert J Hansen) A coalition of criminal justice organizations released a letter urging California Gov. Gavin Newsom to invest billions more in crime prevention to address the spike in violence.
Sacramento police make third arrest in connection to Sunday’s shooting
Police yet to make arrest directly related to shooting. Vigil for the victims of Sunday’s mass shooting on Monday, April 4, 2022.(Courtesy of Black Zebra Productions) The Sacramento Police Department made its third arrest related to Sunday’s mass shooting that left six dead and injured twelve according to a press release.
Sacramento police chief holds press conference on downtown shooting that killed six and injured twelve
Chief Kathy Lester confirms multiple shooters and one stolen gun found. Chief Kathy Lester giving a press conference on a downtown shooting that killed six people and injured twelve on Sunday, April 3, 2022.(Photo by Robert J Hansen)
Who Has The Tastiest Vegetarian Food In Sacramento, California?
Vegetarian cuisine has been moving more into the mainstream over the past few decades. When it comes to fresh flavors and healthy ingredients, you cannot go wrong with vegetarian dishes. Sacramento, California has a popular farm to fork movement, with many local farmers contributing to it. The restaurants in Sacramento have also been willing to adapt the farm to fork movement to their menu options.
Who Has The Tastiest Asian Food In Sacramento, California?
The city of Sacramento, California prides itself on diversity. The city has a plethora of culinary options, whether you want Italian, Indian, or in this case Asian cuisine. You can experience the best cuisine that the world has to offer, without ever having to travel outside of Sacramento. I enjoy Asian food because it is the perfect thing to eat when you want something light and healthy that still packs flavor.
Who Has The Tastiest Fried Chicken In Sacramento, California?
If there is one type of food that I enjoy more than anything else, it is fried chicken. While anyone can make fried chicken, it takes a certain skill to make it taste great. I seldom frequent the fried chicken chain restaurants, instead seeking out the unique independent restaurants. Because Sacramento, California is such a diverse city with a large population, there are restaurants that cater to every taste.
Who Has The Tastiest Barbecue In Sacramento, California?
Barbecue is one of those cuisines that is far more complicated than it looks. Just the act of firing up a grill and throwing a few pieces of meat on it is not true barbecuing. The same goes for finding a good tasting barbecue restaurant. Although opinions can vary, not everyone is a pit master. There is a process to grill a cut of meat or poultry the correct way, and only those true barbecue pit masters can accomplish it.
Who Has The Tastiest Pizza In Sacramento, California?
The culinary scene in Sacramento, California is diverse. But one of the all-time favorites of restaurant goers is a good slice of pizza. Sacramento has a few pizza places that are well known and renowned for the original flavor. A good tasting slice of pizza is a combination of a great sauce and fresh ingredients, and most importantly a delicious crust. Being from the Bay Area, I've had some great slices of pizza before, but when I moved to Sacramento, I questioned if the quality would follow to the central valley.
Councilmember Katie Valenzuela says City cannot solve homelessness without County help
Women Democrats of Sacramento hold online event with Police Chief and homeless experts. From top left, Sacramento Police Chief Kathy Lester, WDS President Katy Van Buren, First Step Dir. Bill Watters, and DCR Dir. Bridget Dean.(Screenshots by Robert J Hansen)
Who Has The Tastiest Burgers In Sacramento, California?
Growing up in Sacramento, California was a fun experience. There was so much to do there, and the unique personality of the city makes it stand out compared to San Francisco or some other large cities in California. If there is one thing that Sacramento has, it is an abundance of restaurants to choose from. Most notably are the abundance of burger places to choose from, all of which serve a unique variation of the tried and true American classic.
SCUSD negotiators leave meeting for five hours teachers say, meeting called off
Teachers and other employees of Sacramento City Teachers Association striking at SCUSD headquarters on Wednesday, March 23, 2022.(Courtesy of Black Zebra Productions) When the Sacramento City Teachers Association (SCTA) and Sacramento City Unified School District (SCUSD) met to negotiate teachers’ pay and to avoid a strike, the district asked for a fifteen-minute break and then didn't come back for more than 5 hours according to educator Kara Synhorst.
Mayor Steinberg releases statement on Sac City Unified teacher strike
SCTA and SEIU Local 1021 at SCUCD headquarters on Wednesday, March 23, 2021.(Courtesy of Mo Kashmiri) The Sacramento City Teachers Association (SCTA) is on strike today after negotiations with Sacramento City Unified School District (SCUSD) failed.
Trout Fishing Opportunity Near Sacramento, CA
Five hundred pounds of Mt. Lassen Trout were stocked recently at nearby Rancho Seco Lake, CA. These trout disperse quickly; however, for the next few days, catching them is fairly easy. From the banks, soak powerbait two to three feet from the bottom would do the trick. There is an entrance fee to the park shown at the end of this short video. Have fun fishing. Please watch, follow, like and share this video. Thank you.
(VIDEO) I Stayed at Hotel Winters in Yolo County: This is My Review
Everything YOU need to know if you are considering staying at the Hotel Winters located in the near historic town of Winters California. The Hotel Winters with 78-rooms is a relatively new hotel that opened in 2019. The Hotel Winters is definitely a great weekend retreat for residents of the Bay Area, and is also a relatively quick drive (30 minutes) from Sacramento airport. In this review I'll show you the common areas of the hotel, and the inside of a hotel room with two queen beds. I'll conclude with my overall assessment of the hotel.
The California State Railroad Museum
The California State Railroad Museum is a museum in the state park system of California, United States, interpreting the role of the "iron horse" in connecting California to the rest of the nation. It is located in Old Sacramento State Historic Park at 111 I Street, Sacramento. The museum features 21 restored locomotives and railroad cars, some dating back to 1862. The "Sierra Scene" shows a large scale mockup of a construction scene high in the Sierra Nevada representing Donner Pass circa 1867, featuring the locomotive Gov. Stanford. Other exhibits show how the influence of railroads changed American society, influencing travel, commerce and daily life, as well as the lives of railroaders and the diversity of people who work on railroads. Changing exhibits featuring photography, ephemera, and artifacts from the museum's collection, add depth and incidental information to the overall story of railroad history.