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The Making of a Transformational Moment and a New Era
SACRAMENTO STATE DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS
Sacramento State Athletics has spent the last decade becoming a department that doesn’t just participate, but pushes. Across the board, the Hornets have built momentum through winning, upgrading and reimagining what their future can look like, and the result is a program that now feels larger, louder and far more ambitious than it did even a few years ago.
Before the A’s, Sacramento Had Its Own Baseball Empire
As Sacramento dreams about a permanent MLB future, history shows the city was already a baseball powerhouse more than a century ago
The A’s may have brought Major League Baseball to Sacramento, but
the city’s baseball legacy runs much deeper. Here’s how one
forgotten team changed the capital forever.
Ryan Sypkens Is Elevating Young Athletes On and Off the Court
For America 250, Comstock's Young Professionals explain what American leadership means to them
Nearly 10,000 athletes have come through Ryan Sypkens’ academy, where basketball is the starting point for lessons that extend far beyond the court.
Ohtani Mania Arrived in Sacramento. Here’s What Happened When the Dodgers Came to Town
Dodgers and global superstar Shohei Ohtani help pack West Sacramento’s Sutter Health Park for memorable three-game series
The three-game series against the Los Angeles Dodgers will
be long remembered as a major touchstone in the A’s’ stay at
Sutter Health Park.
Thousands Flocked to Cal Expo as X Games Made Its Sacramento Debut
The three-day event brought elite skateboarders, BMX riders and motocross athletes to Sacramento, drawing roughly 20,000 fans per day
Visit Sacramento’s Mike Testa jokes that the postcard-perfect
weather the weekend of June 26-28 for the MoonPay X Games at Cal
Expo was planned all along.
Why Sacramento Thinks It Can Land Major League Baseball’s Next Expansion Team
Region’s pitch for Major League Baseball leans on Sacramento area’s long baseball history and current A’s residency
Capital Region officials recently launched a “Sacramento Pitch”
campaign aimed at bringing a Major League Baseball expansion
franchise to West Sacramento.
‘The Great Snail Race’ Returns to Folsom After a 25-Year Hiatus
On the city’s 80th anniversary celebration, Folsom brings back an old favorite
The Great Folsom Snail Race used to be one of the city’s most
recognizable annual events. This year, it returned as part of the
city’s anniversary celebrations.
How Sacramento’s Fitness Economy Helped Create an ‘American Gladiators’ Star
Sydney Hunter says the city’s training culture and inclusive gyms encouraged her to pursue strength and visibility
For those in her hometown interested in weight lifting or extreme
fitness, Sydney Hunter still highly recommends the
facilities she trained at in Sacramento.
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MOOREFIELD CONSTRUCTION
Moorefield Construction’s story is rooted in family, resilience and a commitment to doing things the right way. In the early 1950s, Harold Moorefield, alongside his brother, father and brother-in-law, founded a small framing company serving projects across Los Angeles.
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POWERING PROGRESS ACROSS GENERATIONS
COLLINS ELECTRICAL COMPANY, INC.
Collins Electrical Company, Inc. doesn’t just build electrical systems — it helps build communities. For more than 102 years, the company has established a reputation rooted in craftsmanship, adaptability and a forward-looking mindset that has allowed it to evolve alongside the regions it serves.