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This guy seriously beat up a dog outside my house it was crazy!

And if that came as a shock to the big union pension fund and the bank that lost out in the deal, the bad news recently got worse for them. On Nov. 16, a judge gaveled more salt into the...

And even though the Kings have been without key offensive players Kevin Martin and Francisco García for much of the season, the team has managed to score well thus far. "I think there's a lot of room for improvement and...

This weekend, the Sacramento pastor will turn to the work of the late pop star, who once sang "we must bring salvation back," to help him deliver his Sunday message. Vanderwell will feature Jackson's words, music and videos during the...

Five elegantly decorated homes in Sacramento's Fabulous 40s neighborhood will be decked out in style for the 36th annual Sacred Heart Holiday Home Tour, Friday through Dec...Nearly 7,000 people took advantage of last year's home tour, with all featured homes...

Of course, she's talking about bulbs, perhaps the most coveted commodity throughout flora history. A beloved and world- famous English gardener, Pavord, the self-proclaimed "Tulip Lady" explains how she tackled "Bulb" (Octopus Books, $39.99), an immense tome of 600 hand-picked...

Instead, it's mostly business as usual – with an occasional twist. At Fleet Feet on midtown's J Street, for instance, the running sports store's traditional hours stayed intact Friday. It even e-mailed customers urging them to "sleep in" and avoid...

We're hearing of a number of recent sales of homes priced above $1 million, mostly in Sacramento's older, established neighborhoods. Lyon Real Estate agent Debbie Davis reports two recent sales on swanky Crocker Road in Sierra Oaks Vista – one...

Calif. — As Meg Whitman has been introducing herself to California voters, she retells a line that usually generates a chuckle: "The next governor of California needs to know exactly what SHE believes." The statement conveys the kind of confidence...

That's the theme of the group's popular (and useful) 2010 calendar, available at Sacamento-area bookstores and nurseries, including Avid Reader, Capital Nursery, Collected Works, Fair Oaks Boulevard Nursery, the Gifted Gardener, Green Acres, Talini's and Windmill Nursery.