Calaveras Enterprise · El Dorado, CA
Bret Harte will take on Amador at 6 p.m. Nov. 13 in Sutter Creek. Guy Dossi/Calaveras Enterprise Next up: Bret Harte (2-8, 0-6 MLL) at Amador (3-7, 1-6 SVC) Time: 6 p.m. Date: Friday, Nov. 13 Place: Amador High School, Sutter Creek 2026 rankings: Bret Harte No. 16 (D7); Riverbank No.
The Miami Times · Diamond Springs, CA
Nearby: Diamond Springs, CA"“I’m a big fan of the custom infrared saunas from SaunaCloud.” — Learn Muscles, “Benefits of Infrared Sauna for Muscle Recovery: What a 3-Week Trial Actually Measured,” November 6, 2026."Muscle recovery article mentions SaunaCloud in its discussion of infrared heat and home sauna use.DIAMOND SPRINGS, Calif., November 13, 2026 — SaunaCloud, a manufacturer of custom infrared saunas, has been featured in a November 6 article on Learn Muscles, the education platform developed by chiropractor, author and educator Dr.
Turlock Journal · Roseville, CA
Nearby: Roseville, CASenior Titus Beers celebrates after scoring two touchdowns in less than 30 seconds in the round 1 of the Sac-Joaquin Section Football playoffs against the Roseville Tigers (SAMANTHA SCHMIDT/The Journal). Sometimes all a team needs is a second chance. The Hughson High football team got just that in the 2026 Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV playoffs, drawing a familiar opponent for Friday’s home opener. Last season, the Huskies saw their season end on a heartbreaker, falling on the road in the playoffs to Roseville. That team had just over 30 seniors who never put on a Hughson High jersey again after the loss and when everyone saw this year’s team draw Roseville in last Sunday’s selection show, head coach Shaun King says he heard from nearly all of them. Senior Titus Beers heard from a handful as well. “Sunday we came together and watched the playoffs (reveal) like other teams … and when it came up on the screen, his phone lit up, my phone lit up with guys from last year,” Beers said.
Patch · Lincoln, CA
Nearby: Lincoln, CANew traffic circles, crosswalk improvements and a proposed turn restriction aim to slow traffic and improve pedestrian safety. PALO ALTO, CA — The Palo Alto City Council advanced plans Monday to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety along Bryant Street and Lincoln Avenue. Council members directed staff to design traffic circles, upgraded crosswalks and other measures to reduce speeding and cut-through traffic, according to the city's transportation department. Proposed improvements include: Find out what's happening in Palo Altofor free with the latest updates from Patch. Traffic circles at four intersections, including Bryant Street and Lincoln Avenue. Curb extensions at Bryant Street's intersections with Channing and Homer avenues. High-visibility crosswalks and additional pavement markings along Bryant Street. Turn restrictions tested through a pilot program prohibiting eastbound drivers on Embarcadero Road from turning left onto northbound Bryant Street.
Elk Grove Citizen · Elk Grove, CA
Nearby: Elk Grove, CAElk Grove police are warning residents about fraudulent phone calls from scammers impersonating police department personnel and demanding money.Original article published at Elk Grove Citizen
Elk Grove Citizen · Elk Grove, CA
Nearby: Elk Grove, CAElk Grove City Manager Jason Behrmann has appointed Andrea Cortez as the new deputy city manager. The promotion marks the next step in a city career that began in an entry-level customer service position in 2011.Original article published at Elk Grove Citizen
Calaveras Enterprise · San Andreas, CA
Nearby: San Andreas, CACalaveras football beat Rio Vista 62-6 in the opening round of the D7 playoffs on Friday night in San Andreas. Guy Dossi/Calaveras Enterprise If there was ever a debate about whether the Calaveras High School football team deserved the No. 1 seed in the Division VII playoffs, the Red Hawks made a convincing statement Friday night. In the opening game of the playoffs, Calaveras scored nine touchdowns, totaled 579 yards of offense, forced multiple turnovers and, for the eighth consecutive game, held an opponent to fewer than 10 points. Calaveras led from the opening play and never looked back, beating No. 8 Rio Vista 62-6 in the opening round of the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division VII playoffs at Frank Meyer Field in San Andreas. “We know during the playoffs that it’s a whole new season,” Calaveras senior fullback/linebacker Colton Ray said. “I would consider us 0-0. It’s win or go home, and that was our mentality this entire week. And on our home field, man, I don’t want to lose.
Union · Sacramento, CA
Nearby: Sacramento, CALateefah Thompson wasn’t born on a farm. Being raised in Sacramento, she never really took an interest in the animals and landscape that actually make up a farm. Then one day about six or seven years ago, Thompson made a…
Calaveras Enterprise · Sacramento, CA
Nearby: Sacramento, CABret Harte volleyball lost to West Campus 3-0 in the second round of the CIF State NorCal Division V playoffs on Thursday night in Sacramento. Guy Dossi/Calaveras Enterprise SACRAMENTO – Evie Becker held back her tears until she was off the court. Once she reached the Bret Harte High School bench, the tears began to fall, and she was not the only one who could no longer hold them back. There was no hiding the sadness and disappointment the Bullfrogs felt after their memorable season officially came to an end. In a year that featured Bret Harte win the Mother Lode League title for the first time in more than a decade, reach the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division V semifinals and earn a victory in the state playoffs, the season ended 90 miles from Angels Camp with a three-set defeat. Guy Dossi/Calaveras Enterprise No. 5 Bret Harte lost to No. 4 West Campus 3-0 (26-24, 25-15, 25-23) in the second round of the CIF State NorCal Division V playoffs Thursday night in Sacramento.
Valley Roadrunner · Sacramento, CA
Nearby: Sacramento, CAPart of the State Responsibility Area Fire Hazard Severity Zone map that shows Escondido, Valley Center and surrounding communities. Red indicates high fire hazard severity. Sacramento, CA — Cal Fire – Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM) last week announced the opening of the public comment period for the regulatory adoption of the 2026 State Responsibility Area (SRA) Fire Hazard Severity Zones (FHSZ). The comment period will run from November 9, 2026, through January 8, 2027, at 5 p.m. Valley Center Fire Protection District Chief Joe Napier told The Roadrunner: “This is definitely relevant for our residents.
WyoFile · Sacramento, CA
Nearby: Sacramento, CAROCK SPRINGS—When officers arrested the man suspected of stabbing a Sikh truck driver inside a southwest Wyoming rest stop in September, he wanted to know why, according to Sweetwater County Sheriff’s Det. Stephanie Cassidy. They told Andrew Bzdak he faced an aggravated assault charge. That provoked another question, Cassidy testified Nov. 4 at Bzdak’s preliminary hearing on what’s now an attempted murder charge. Bzdak, she told the court, “answered something along the lines of ‘So he didn’t die?’” Cassidy described the circumstances of Bzdak’s arrest, as well as the stabbing that spurred it, at a Sweetwater County Circuit Court hearing. At the conclusion, Magistrate Ed Newell ruled enough evidence exists for Bzdak, himself a trucker from California, to face trial for attempted first-degree murder. The stabbing drew national headlines, in part because the driver who was attacked is a Sikh.
Santa Maria Sun · Sacramento, CA
Nearby: Sacramento, CAThe evening of Oct. 14, on a dark, bumpy bus ride from Santa Barbara to Sacramento, college students from Allan Hancock College, Cuesta College, and Cal Poly were nervous. They were about to give their first public testimony. Riding with them, longtime environmental advocates shared advice and stories. This contingent of 35 of your neighbors took two days off from work and school and rode for eight hours on a bus with stinky seats and a broken bathroom to defend California’s marine life. Tribal leaders, community members, and college students endured the long haul so they could ask the California Fish and Game Commission to designate the tribally nominated Point Sal and Mishopshno state marine conservation areas. The proposals were two of many submitted during the first decadal review of California’s marine protected area (MPA) network. The network has more than 100 marine protected areas within state waters, managed by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Modoc County Record · Sacramento, CA
Nearby: Sacramento, CAAn American flag that flew over the State Capitol building in Sacramento was presented to the Alturas VFW Auxiliary by state Sen. James Gallagher during a recent district meeting. The flag was hoisted at the Alturas. . . Enjoy unlimited access for $25 annually. Subscribe now ---- Already a subscriber? Log-in to read the article.
Elk Grove Citizen · Sacramento, CA
Nearby: Sacramento, CAGov. Gavin Newsom announced five appointments to the Sacramento Superior Court bench on Wednesday Nov. 4.Original article published at Elk Grove Citizen
Elk Grove Citizen · Sacramento, CA
Nearby: Sacramento, CAIncumbent Sergio Robles has a cushion in the race for the District 4 City Council seat here, according to unofficial election results from Sacramento County. Original article published at Elk Grove Citizen
West Sacramento News Ledger · Sacramento, CA
Nearby: Sacramento, CADowntown Sacramento's favorite winter tradition is back! Presented by Dignity Health, the Downtown Sacramento Ice Rink returned Nov. 4 in Ali Youssefi Square at 7th and K streets. Original article published at West Sacramento News-Ledger
Elk Grove Citizen · Sacramento, CA
Nearby: Sacramento, CADowntown Sacramento's favorite winter tradition is back! Presented by Dignity Health, the Downtown Sacramento Ice Rink returned Nov. 4 in Ali Youssefi Square at 7th and K streets. Original article published at Elk Grove Citizen
California Culture Chronicle · Sacramento, CA
Nearby: Sacramento, CAThe Assembly Speaker runs the lower house of California's legislature: the gavel, the flow of bills, and the committee assignments that decide which bills live. The office's own appointment page adds state boards and commissions, with more than 200 seats to fill. The job now belongs to Democrat Robert Rivas of the 29th district, elected by the full Assembly. That is a wide reach, and it still has edges. The Speaker leads one of several power centers in the Capitol, beside the governor, the Senate, and the parties' own floor leaders, and the limits show most clearly in what the office cannot do. Seeing both sides of the ledger explains how a bill really moves in Sacramento. Who Is the Speaker and How Does One Get the Job? Majority politics puts the person in the chair.
