Medics flew the driver of the pickup, a 76-year-old West Sacramento resident, to the UC Davis Medical Center by helicopter, but he too was soon pronounced dead. Officers say a passenger in the pickup also suffered moderate injuries. … [Read more...] about 2 West Sacramento Residents Killed In Head-On Crash Along Old River Road
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NorCal Braces For Another Heatwave: Local Cooling Centers To Open
With Northern California bracing for a stretch of triple-digit temperatures this Labor Day weekend, several municipalities are opening cooling centers for residents in need to relief from the heat. … [Read more...] about NorCal Braces For Another Heatwave: Local Cooling Centers To Open
Distanced blackjack and poker? First outdoor California cardroom reopens
“If we cannot reopen in the near future, we are concerned for the welfare of our staff, especially with unemployment benefits declining,” California Grand Casino General Counsel David Fried said. “Unfortunately, opening outdoors is not viable for most cardrooms, economically and due to space and security constraints. Even when we can reopen indoors, our best hope is that we can put most everyone back to work while breaking even until this terrible crises is over.” … [Read more...] about Distanced blackjack and poker? First outdoor California cardroom reopens
California Wildfires: Live Updates Sept. 6-7
7:09 p.m. PG&E fire-prevention shut-offs start tonight: Pacific Gas and Electric Co. officials said they plan to shut off power to approximately 172,000 customers — more than 500,000 people — in more than 20 counties, including Sonoma and Napa in the Bay Area. The preemptive blackouts, which start tonight and may run through late Wednesday, are due to bone-dry vegetation and strong offshore winds forecast to begin Monday night, creating an extreme risk for fires. About 15,000 people in Napa County (in Calistoga, Saint Helena and unincorporated areas) and over 50,000 in Sonoma County (in unincorporated areas) will be affected. … [Read more...] about California Wildfires: Live Updates Sept. 6-7
Families Making The Most Of Virtual Learning, Working From Home By Staying Down Shore Despite Unofficial End Of Summer
CAPE MAY COUNTY, N.J. (CBS) — It turns out the pandemic is lengthening the summer season down the shore, pushing it beyond Labor Day for some families. Labor Day is in the rear-view mirror but that doesn’t matter a bit based on the crowd on the beach in Wildwood Tuesday. … [Read more...] about Families Making The Most Of Virtual Learning, Working From Home By Staying Down Shore Despite Unofficial End Of Summer
