According to Anthony and Tonia Silva, owners of Rio Java, a known local homeless vagrant robbed Rio Java this past Sunday morning (10/23/22). She came in, being loud and twitchy, and demanded free drinks. She then reached over the counter and ran off with the tip jar. Owner Anthony Silva arrived after he got a […]
As you start thinking about Thanksgiving dinner this year, keep in mind… you may have some trouble finding the perfect holiday bird. Experts say it will be tough to find the perfect turkey this year, and you will probably pay much more for the bird. Thanksgiving is about a month away, but people have already […]
Monday, October 24 Girls Golf has Division Playoffs. Water Polo is at Rodriguez High School in Fairfield, for preliminary and semifinal rounds of the GEL Tournament. Wednesday, October 26 Cross Country is at Sierra College in Rocklin, for the GEL Championship Meet- depart at 11:30. Water Polo is hosting the GEL Tournament Championships- first game […]
TRUSD Superintendent Dr. Steve Martinez Oct. 21, 2022 To Staff and the Twin Rivers School Community, Halloween is a favorite among kids of all ages with all of the candy and treats given out. Our younger students also enjoy sharing bright, fun, and creative costumes, and the older students discuss where they can go trick-or-treating […]
TRUSD Superintendent Dr. Steve Martinez Oct. 21, 2022 To Staff and the Twin Rivers School Community, Halloween is a favorite among kids of all ages with all of the candy and treats given out. Our younger students also enjoy sharing bright, fun, and creative costumes, and the older students discuss where they can go trick-or-treating […]
Waterfowl season will officially be open across all of California soon. California’s Balance of State, Southern San Joaquin Valley and Southern California Waterfowl Zones open Saturday, Oct. 22, 2022, and the Colorado River Zone opens Sunday Oct. 23, 2022. These zones will remain open through Jan. 31, 2023. The Northeastern Zone opened Oct.1, 2022, and […]
This Halloween, don’t let your pet get spooked! From decorating to celebrating, you and your pet can enjoy a stress-free holiday by following a few simple safety precautions. Candy is for “ghouls and goblins,” not the household pet All chocolate can be very dangerous for dogs and cats. Symptoms of significant chocolate ingestion may include […]
Sacramento – More than 14.3 million Californians now have a REAL ID as the federal enforcement date of May 3, 2023, approaches, according to Department of Motor Vehicles data. This is a 234,116 increase from the previous month. “Fall is in the air and Halloween is just around the corner. Not all changes are brisk or […]
By: Supervisor Sue Frost Sacramento County Supervisor Sue Frost As I come to the close of my sixth year on the Board of Supervisors, I have seen many issues fall and rise in terms of importance for the residents of Sacramento County. For example, homelessness went from an issue that I barely ever received a […]
Confused about the flu and COVID-19 vaccines? Not sure which booster or vaccine you should get or when you should get it? You’re not alone. With the FDA authorization of bivalent boosters and influenza (flu) vaccines now available, it can be tricky to navigate the most recent vaccine recommendations. Here is a quick cheat sheet […]
