Everything Online Feels Like a Scam

Today, the scam arrives wearing business casual.

New Report: Connected Devices Create Hidden Cyber Risks for California Small Businesses

New Comcast Business data shows cybercriminals are exploiting connected devices and stolen credentials as attacks become more frequent.

Why Every Californian Has a Stake in Keeping Hollywood Home

When a major employer leaves California, the impact doesn’t stop at the company’s front door.

Aggie Square's Rise Signals a New Tech Chapter for Sacramento

A $1.1 billion research hub is reshaping Oak Park, and Sacramento residents are watching a new innovation story unfold.

Kaiser Permanente Northern California health plans among the best in the nation

Kaiser Permanente Northern California's Medicare, Medicaid, & commercial health plans are also rate highest in CA for overall quality

It's Time For Sacramento Pumpkin Patching And Apple Picking -Use this map to see where

The Sacramento region has a plethora of family friendly farms for pumpkin patching and apple picking. This useful map shows you where!

Van Dermyden Makus Law Corporation Elevates Three Senior Attorney Investigators to Partner

These elevations strengthen the next generation of leadership at one of the nation’s leading neutral investigations firms.

The Press Isn't Dead. It's Different.

The value of earned media hasn't disappeared. The way you earn it has changed.

California Senate Passes AB 1813, Clearing the Way for the Nation's Largest Community Solar Program

Community Solar + Storage Bill Now Heads to Governor for Signature

The Bills Don’t Care That You’re Tired

For millions of working Americans, rest is a luxury they cannot afford.

Silence Is Not a Food-Safety Strategy

Consumers deserve clear facts about what happened, what is affected, what isn’t, and what agriculture is doing about it

Xfinity Brings New WiFi-Based Home Protection to Sacramento Customers

Xfinity Internet Customers with an Advanced Xfinity Gateway Can Activate WiFi Shield at No Additional Cost

California Community Solar and Storage Bill Passes Senate Appropriations

AB 1813 (Ward) Heads to Senate Floor

Comcast, Yolo County Children's Alliance Team Up to Help Hundreds of Students Prepare for School

Annual Back-to-School Resource Fair in West Sacramento provided free backpacks, school supplies, and community resources to local families.

Leave the Family Out of It

Candidates deserve scrutiny. Their families deserve privacy.

Your Career Isn't a Destination. It's an Adventure.

Our careers were never meant to stand still. Neither should you.

If the Governor’s Office Is Taking Over Education, What Should Parents Expect?

If No One Defines Success, Can Anyone Be Held Accountable?

A Special Screening of DARUMA from Executive Producer Peter Farrelly at The Crest Theater

In honor of Disability Pride Month a portion of ticket proceeds will benefit the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation.

AB 1813 Gains Senate Committee Approval Amid Growing Support for Community Solar

Senate Energy, Utilities & Communications Committee Passes Community Solar Bill AB 1813, Moves on to Senate Appropriations

Internet Delivered to Your Doorstep within Hours: Xfinity Launches Same-Day WiFi in California

Delivering Multi-Gig Speeds, Powering Hundreds of Devices, Cybersecurity and Parental Controls in California

Unprecedented Coalition Backs Community Solar Legislation

Growing Coalition Sends Senate a Signal: Community Solar Has Unprecedented Support

California Assembly passes AB 1813, Moves on to Senate

https://localenergyca.org/california-assembly-passes-ab-1813-moves-on-to-senate/

Community Solar and Storage Bill (AB 1813) Clears Key Assembly Committee

Legislation Responds to Legislative Oversight Findings and Latest CPUC Inaction; Sets Hard Deadline for a Program That Works

Why Are YouTubers Exposing California’s Fraud?

If a YouTuber can find it, why can’t the state?

The Government’s $1000 Pen “That Doesn’t Write Well.”

$1,000 Souvenirs Show How Detached Spending Has Become

Gubernatorial Rivals Agree: California Got This Farmworker Law Wrong

When rivals agree the law is hurting workers, delay becomes indefensible

Based Trading Cards Releases Orange Pill In A Pack Series 4: The Simulation

Sacramento area premium trading card company releases their most ambitious collection to date

California Numbers Look Strong, But Reality Does Not

A booming economy on paper, a growing crisis on the ground

California Hands Out Diplomas, But Only Prepares a Few

The system rewards completion, not competence.

Van Dermyden Makus Law Corporation Announces Ownership Transition, Affirming Legacy as a Firm Built to Endure

Founding partner Sue Ann Van Dermyden transfers ownership interest to Sacramento’s Liz DeChellis & Jennifer Doughty and Phoenix’s Eric Knorr

California’s $2 Gas Gap Is A Political Choice, Not a Mystery

State policies, not global markets, are driving California’s higher gas prices

Does Justice Move Too Slow to Matter?

For those seeking closure or clarity, the wait for justice has become part of the punishment

Is Rodrigo Duterte a real life Dexter Morgan as a Former President of the Philippines

Yes but theres more as the International Criminal Courts and the Philippine Congress unravels more examples of Abuse of Power

Republicans Risk Losing the 2024 Latino Gains

Momentum Is Fading as Perception and Economic Pressure Begin to Reverse 2024 Gains

DDS acronym is being misused by the Duterte Family and it has nothing to do with Dentistry

DDS is being misused spread political propaganda about the Dutertes outside of the Philippines and its about the 2028 Philippine elections

Boycott Nexstar Media's alarming merger with Tegna Inc

Nexstar will close down newsrooms that lead to limiting free speech

California’s War on Plastic Becomes a War on Food Producers

Sacramento’s plastic crackdown is set to raise food prices, increase waste, and make it harder for families to afford fresh groceries.

Why Are Violent Predators Walking Free in California?

Parole policies meant for reform are now allowing violent predators and sexual offenders to return to California communities.

$5 to $6 Gas Is No Accident: California Drivers Are Paying for Political Decisions

Years of refinery shutdowns, import dependence, and political decisions left California exposed to global energy shocks.

A “Young Man in a Hurry” to Spend $19 Million Running From His California Record

A $19 million image campaign raises serious questions about priorities.