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Sacramento Fans Pack Sutter Health Park as A’s Lean Into Local Identity in 2026
A’s open second season at Sutter Health Park with walk-off win and new ‘Sacramento’ jerseys
They’re still not officially the Sacramento A’s, but one thing is
for sure — fans will be seeing a whole lot more “Sacramento” at
Sutter Health Park in 2026.
Rainy Season Brings Waterfalls and Wildflowers to This Stunning Hike in Butte County
North Table Mountain Ecological Reserve comes alive with its multicolored mesa and vernal pools
I have seen Phantom Falls about a dozen times, and they never fail to inspire.
Sacramento’s March Madness Run Ends With UCLA’s Historic NCAA Championship Victory
NCAA women’s tournament at Golden 1 Center sends two teams to Final Four, including eventual champion UCLA
The tournament had everything: eight teams hailing from coast to
coast, legendary coaches with deep Sacramento connections, and a
buzzer beater for the ages.
From Sacramento to the World Stage, Alex Honnold Keeps Redefining What’s Possible
Ultra rock climber Alex Honnold has scaled El Capitan and the 101-story Taipei Tower without ropes. The Sacramento native got his start right here
The world’s most renowned rock climber grew up in Sacramento. We caught up with him after his livestreamed climb of Taipei 101.
Northern California ‘Horse People’ Spare No Expense for Their Passion
Behind the scenes in Wilton and Rancho Murieta, riders navigate cost and competition in a demanding world
For those who call themselves “horse people,” no amount of money or hours spent in the saddle outpaces their love for their steed.
Sacramento’s Daniel Susac Makes San Francisco Giants Roster Ahead of MLB Debut
The Roseville native and former first-round pick caps a whirlwind offseason with a spot on the Giants’ opening roster
On Wednesday morning in advance
of their season opener at Oracle Park it became official — Daniel
Susac made San Francisco’s final roster after making a huge
impression during spring training.
There’s Still Time This Season to See Some of the World’s Biggest Waves — Right in Northern California
The window for Mavericks’ biggest waves is closing, but there’s still time to catch the spectacle
From charter boats to cliffside trails, there are still ways to catch Mavericks before the swells fade off Half Moon Bay.
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Hundreds Celebrate Lunar New Year in a California Delta Chinatown
Visitors filled Locke’s historic Main Street for lion dances, lectures and a glimpse into ‘the last rural Chinatown in the U.S.’
The hamlet of Locke celebrated its 10th annual Lunar New Year festival on Saturday, Feb. 14, with a day-long event that showcased the complex history and diverse present of this often overlooked corner of California.
Mardi Gras, Lunar New Year and Burning Man Join Forces at 2 Sacramento Events
Sacramento Mardi Gras and Lunar New Year festivals reflect the region’s cultural diversity
Marching bands, floats and Burning Man performers will share space with lion dancers, áo dài fashion shows and “KPop Demon Hunters” cosplayers at two combination Lunar New Year and Mardi Gras celebrations this month.