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The building's roof is being rebuilt. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/70ed1208-21a3-4b27-bb55-b7ba2715461e-1788221072971.mp42026-09-01T00:04:37.583Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/erika-flores-a-parent-at-dw-babcock-elementary2026-08-31https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/ef46bca7-c366-4eb4-aa4c-21195a8858e2-1788219886858.jpgThe Sacramento BeeErika Flores, a parent at D.W. Babcock Elementary School, expresses concerns about a planned crematorium near the school in Sacramento on Friday, Aug. 21, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/ef46bca7-c366-4eb4-aa4c-21195a8858e2-1788219886858.mp42026-08-31T23:44:51.4Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/head-cheerleader-drew-garrison-talks-about-the2026-08-31https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/c433586c-2043-4282-b2ad-e12816745bcc-1788219857409.jpgThe Sacramento BeeHead cheerleader Drew Garrison talks about the stories and fun facts behind Hillmont's Tuesday Tiki night in Auburn on Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/c433586c-2043-4282-b2ad-e12816745bcc-1788219857409.mp42026-08-31T23:44:21.484Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-public-library-ceo-and-library2026-08-31https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/ff6c2680-66c0-474f-bffd-3e9ccea97942-1788214752231.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento Public Library CEO and Library Director Peter Coyl speaks on Aug. 6, 2026, about the public library coming to North Sacramento in 2027.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/ff6c2680-66c0-474f-bffd-3e9ccea97942-1788214752231.mp42026-08-31T22:19:16.299Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/full-floor-penthouse-atop-russian-hill-originally2026-08-31https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/426cc8eb-4223-47f7-89b7-9f290bea97e2-1788203140362.jpgThe Sacramento BeeFull-floor penthouse atop Russian Hill, originally created by oil scion Billy Getty, is encircled by terraces with 360-degree views of San Francisco, and offered for first time in 25 years.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/426cc8eb-4223-47f7-89b7-9f290bea97e2-1788203140362.mp42026-08-31T19:34:04.921Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/mcclatchy-media-california-talks-about-recall2026-08-31https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/f4c45653-0a15-45ab-9732-346a63adc63c-1788199919691.jpgThe Sacramento BeeMcClatchy Media California talks about recall reform under Prop. 5 with author of the measure, former California state Sen. 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Doris Matsui and Mai Vang debate Aug. 27, 2026 in Elmhurst, California, moderated by the League of Women Voters.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/54558617-7403-40bb-8000-5f040528e117-1787976410671.mp42026-08-29T04:07:31.175Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/misi-community-solutions-ceo-alina-mukhopadhyay2026-08-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/7d864134-709e-4935-995f-a4c13ee9e9a8-1787963943773.jpgThe Sacramento BeeMISI Community Solutions CEO Alina Mukhopadhyay describes on Aug. 25, 2026, how her company helps connect Medicare recipients to housing and other social services. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/7d864134-709e-4935-995f-a4c13ee9e9a8-1787963943773.mp42026-08-29T00:39:07.489Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-state-alumnus-wayne-stokes-of2026-08-28https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/4ad7cb4e-5654-4b9f-bbac-985ec3e6255a-1787941731481.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento State alumnus Wayne Stokes of Sacramento flies to Michigan from Sacramento International Airport on Aug. 28, 2026, as the university teams up with Southwest to give 35 round-trip tickets to attend the Hornets' first game in the Mid-American Conference. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/4ad7cb4e-5654-4b9f-bbac-985ec3e6255a-1787941731481.mp42026-08-28T18:36:31.729Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-sacramento-county-sheriffs-office2026-08-28https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/1d2ea6b2-9639-4648-8fb1-8941a29f673d-1787875149051.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Sacramento County Sheriff's Office demonstrated new shock gloves for less-lethal suspect restraint during a news conference at the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office Headquarters in Sacramento on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/1d2ea6b2-9639-4648-8fb1-8941a29f673d-1787875149051.mp42026-08-28T01:53:53.873Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-mayor-kevin-mccarty-touts-the-new2026-08-28https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/bb9fd9aa-1cc2-4b4a-81e0-8af18f7c9cf7-1787867871315.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento Mayor Kevin McCarty touts the new Gardendale Road tiny home micro-community during a tour of the site on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026. 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Gavin Newsom signed a bill critics have dubbed the “Stop Nick Shirley Act,” a rally takes place at the Capitol in Sacramento Aug. 26, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/2a4d4569-e21c-4194-9ac8-747feeec4b32-1787788436864.mp42026-08-27T04:02:35.591Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/lora-anguay-a-2026-change-maker-was-recently2026-08-27https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/5904c1f4-19f2-478a-8878-8b54be2b873d-1787785595947.jpgThe Sacramento BeeLora Anguay, a 2026 Change Maker, was recently named the SMUD CEO. She spoke to the Sacramento Bee about being a Change Maker on July 16, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/5904c1f4-19f2-478a-8878-8b54be2b873d-1787785595947.mp42026-08-27T04:02:33.934Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/nate-huntington-a-member-of-solano-together2026-08-26https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/0c63dce0-bba5-4f66-9e2c-f58053bf14ce-1787719059414.jpgThe Sacramento BeeNate Huntington, a member of Solano Together Coalition, expresses his concerns about a maritime manufacturing development in the Collinsville Special Study Area during a Board of Supervisors meeting at Solano County Government Building in Fairfield on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0c63dce0-bba5-4f66-9e2c-f58053bf14ce-1787719059414.mp42026-08-26T04:37:43.664Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/california-gov-gavin-newsom-puts-his-12660-square2026-08-24https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/8faa2ec5-42df-4452-8110-fecc49e629b3-1787611141715.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCalifornia Gov. Gavin Newsom puts his 12,660-square-foot Sacramento-area home on market for $7.5 million, an estate that spans 8.2 acres with a pool, casita and tennis court.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/8faa2ec5-42df-4452-8110-fecc49e629b3-1787611141715.mp42026-08-24T22:39:50.335Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/ufc-fight-night-returned-to-sacramento-at-golden2026-08-23https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/63509842-ea46-435e-bd15-af60d63d4804-1787504131779.jpgThe Sacramento BeeUFC Fight Night returned to Sacramento at Golden 1 Center on Aug. 22, 2026, featuring a 13-fight card headlined by Anthony "Fluffy" Hernandez vs. Gregory Rodrigues.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/63509842-ea46-435e-bd15-af60d63d4804-1787504131779.mp42026-08-23T16:55:35.442Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/lauren-a-member-of-deflock-sac-metro-shares-her2026-08-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/40b9acbb-9b45-4aa7-95a8-b934585eb81d-1787289175739.jpgThe Sacramento BeeLauren, a member of DeFlock Sac Metro, shares her concerns about the Flock license plate readers at a pedestrian overpass above Interstate 5 in Sacramento on Aug. 20, 2026. The group was participating in a national week of action against ALPRs.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/40b9acbb-9b45-4aa7-95a8-b934585eb81d-1787289175739.mp42026-08-21T06:37:47.393Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-sacramento-zoo-unveiled-the-new-interactive2026-08-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/19bca334-2888-4000-8ff1-489662791c6b-1787268874718.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Sacramento Zoo unveiled the new interactive habitat for the zoo's new African giant pouched rats, known as "HeroRats", and gave members a sneak preview of their abilities on Aug. 20, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/19bca334-2888-4000-8ff1-489662791c6b-1787268874718.mp42026-08-21T06:37:43.256Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/randy-koss-president-of-fulcrum-property-talks2026-08-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/603753eb-5d6f-45ed-a697-2e0d17a49683-1787263602339.jpgThe Sacramento BeeRandy Koss, president of Fulcrum Property, talks about new housing options in West Sacramento's Bridge District on Thursday, Aug. 20, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/603753eb-5d6f-45ed-a697-2e0d17a49683-1787263602339.mp42026-08-21T06:37:32.987Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/in-a-debate-aug-17-2026-us-rep-kevin-kiley-i2026-08-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/4bffc346-db61-4e48-97e1-73d2eb5cffdd-1787258487678.jpgThe Sacramento BeeIn a debate Aug. 17, 2026, U.S. Rep. Kevin Kiley, I-Rocklin, and former state Sen. Richard Pan offered competing explanations for the problems facing California voters in the newly redrawn 6th Congressional District. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/4bffc346-db61-4e48-97e1-73d2eb5cffdd-1787258487678.mp42026-08-21T06:37:27.377Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/topo-padilla-partner-at-greg-padilla-bail-bonds2026-08-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/b0307fa3-7dba-43bb-954d-b61f3977dcf1-1787235889711.jpgThe Sacramento BeeTopo Padilla, partner at Greg Padilla Bail Bonds in Sacramento, expresses his concerns on Aug. 13, 2026, about a new California Supreme Court bail ruling.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/b0307fa3-7dba-43bb-954d-b61f3977dcf1-1787235889711.mp42026-08-21T04:34:47.27Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/nadine-yehya-and-majdi-abou-najm-the-parents-of2026-08-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/1b9de25d-756e-403f-8630-787abff0cbdd-1787197592601.jpgThe Sacramento BeeNadine Yehya and Majdi Abou Najm, the parents of Karim Abou Najm, spoke about their son in an impact statement to the court on Aug. 19, 2026. Karim Abou Najm was killed by Carlos Reales Dominguez in a 2023 stabbing rampage that killed two and injured one. Dominguez was committed to a state hospital after being declared legally insane.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/1b9de25d-756e-403f-8630-787abff0cbdd-1787197592601.mp42026-08-20T03:47:30.617Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/us-sen-alex-padilla-and-state-sen-angela-ashby2026-08-19https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/31145ec2-6fa0-45e7-aafe-53ab5bb4d5df-1787179680080.jpgThe Sacramento BeeU.S. Sen. Alex Padilla and state Sen. Angela Ashby state why voters should oppose Prop. 39, arguing voter ID makes casting ballots harder and costlier, on Aug. 18, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/31145ec2-6fa0-45e7-aafe-53ab5bb4d5df-1787179680080.mp42026-08-19T23:28:44.94Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-squatters-riot-on-aug-14-15-1850-killed-five2026-08-19https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/af157803-1795-44e0-b4e3-5ea7ea253857-1787162253855.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Squatters Riot on Aug. 14-15, 1850, killed five at 4th and J streets in Sacramento in a spate of violence over land rights.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/af157803-1795-44e0-b4e3-5ea7ea253857-1787162253855.mp42026-08-19T18:00:52.481Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-bee-food-and-dining-reporter-sean2026-08-19https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/03277735-38af-4bfc-84f3-1d9bd5128033-1787155659966.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento Bee food and dining reporter Sean Timberlake recommends what to eat when it gets hot in Sacramento on Aug. 18, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/03277735-38af-4bfc-84f3-1d9bd5128033-1787155659966.mp42026-08-19T18:20:13.998Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/us-sen-alex-padilla-meets-with-california-leaders2026-08-19https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/f9d2d26f-eb4d-42f1-9100-9ad840ccea58-1787095629161.jpgThe Sacramento BeeU.S. Sen. Alex Padilla meets with California leaders at the UC Student and Policy Center in Sacramento on Aug. 18, 2026, to discuss proposed federal changes that could put critical services at risk.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/f9d2d26f-eb4d-42f1-9100-9ad840ccea58-1787095629161.mp42026-08-19T00:06:25.2Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/w-f-gormley-sons-co-owner-patrick-gormley-talks2026-08-18https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/55aa3046-5be9-479b-a5cf-5a5e5dcbcd28-1787081421454.jpgThe Sacramento BeeW. F. Gormley & Sons co-owner Patrick Gormley talks about moving their historic neon sign from its location in midtown Sacramento to a location on Riverside Boulevard on Aug. 18, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/55aa3046-5be9-479b-a5cf-5a5e5dcbcd28-1787081421454.mp42026-08-18T19:31:07.571Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/temme-hagen-one-of-the-owners-of-the-original2026-08-17https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/5e873128-d082-412e-a0ea-162fdf87fd48-1787011193607.jpgThe Sacramento BeeTemme Hagen, one of the owners of The Original Hagen's Orange Freeze, talks on Aug. 17, 2026 about running the business in Carmichael for 23 years and the opening of the new Fair Oaks location.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/5e873128-d082-412e-a0ea-162fdf87fd48-1787011193607.mp42026-08-17T23:59:57.504Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-city-council-member-phil-pluckebaum2026-08-17https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/f809eae8-1765-4a94-a662-d2cdc619252e-1786978809761.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento City Council Member Phil Pluckebaum and Italian Cultural Society President Bill Cerruti spoke about Sacramento's Little Italy neighborhood in East Sacramento on Monday, Aug. 10, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/f809eae8-1765-4a94-a662-d2cdc619252e-1786978809761.mp42026-08-17T15:00:29.171Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-bee-city-hall-reporter-jennah2026-08-16https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/51af7ed0-ab30-4097-9616-236b1df8ea33-1786913485483.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento Bee City Hall reporter Jennah Pendleton talks on Aug. 14, 2026, about the controversy surrounding automated license plate readers. 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The staff refused entry.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/bfa7d826-0ace-4c60-b8fd-cbad16be6646-1786742436755.mp42026-08-14T21:43:22.466Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-bear-got-caught-on-camera-breaking-into-a-south2026-08-14https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/0f919491-14dc-4da2-8b9b-c030fd5e91a8-1786728336413.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA bear got caught on camera breaking into a South Lake Tahoe home multiple times in August 2026. It enters through a bedroom window and exits with a mouth full of food. Reports say it ate brioche buns, a croissant, and ribeye steaks.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0f919491-14dc-4da2-8b9b-c030fd5e91a8-1786728336413.mp42026-08-14T18:04:31.684Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/assemblymember-josh-hoover-r-folsom-and-state-sen2026-08-14https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/5021b5c5-3cd2-4350-935a-475b543d1238-1786661723059.jpgThe Sacramento BeeAssemblymember Josh Hoover, R-Folsom, and state Sen. Roger Niello, R-Fair Oaks, on Aug. 13, 2026, announce proposed constitutional amendments that would make the office of California Secretary of State nonpartisan and change who titles ballot measures.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/5021b5c5-3cd2-4350-935a-475b543d1238-1786661723059.mp42026-08-14T00:55:35.652Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/california-secretary-for-natural-resources-wade2026-08-12https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/f0fb5c26-d463-413a-9ba3-4eae1726a692-1786575562868.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCalifornia Secretary for Natural Resources Wade Crowfoot speaks with first partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom about the free State Parks pass for fourth graders and their families at the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento on Aug. 12, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/f0fb5c26-d463-413a-9ba3-4eae1726a692-1786575562868.mp42026-08-12T23:01:11.288Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/kyle-hagerty-a-sacramento-firefighter-talks-about2026-08-12https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/eb50c663-8189-4765-9b53-994b6c9b358e-1786563800213.jpgThe Sacramento BeeKyle Hagerty, a Sacramento firefighter, talks about the food that he grows in his backyard garden on Aug. 5, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/eb50c663-8189-4765-9b53-994b6c9b358e-1786563800213.mp42026-08-12T19:44:08.418Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-reported-multibillion-dollar-nba-purchase-could2026-08-13https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/a4cf0108-359b-4ae8-92f2-70cbbfe4a49b-1786560342926.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA reported multibillion dollar NBA purchase could put Bob Iger and Josh Kushner in control of the Los Angeles Lakers.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/a4cf0108-359b-4ae8-92f2-70cbbfe4a49b-1786560342926.mp42026-08-13T03:45:34.395Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/kari-ferguson-communications-coordinator-at2026-08-12https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/a50f851a-5ea4-4718-ab84-66628ca4a4b1-1786546119427.jpgThe Sacramento BeeKari Ferguson, communications coordinator at Incline Village General Improvements District, talks about the damaged pine trees at Burnt Cedar Beach in Incline Village on Aug. 10, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/a50f851a-5ea4-4718-ab84-66628ca4a4b1-1786546119427.mp42026-08-12T14:48:44.755Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/civil-rights-leader-dolores-huerta-joins-a-large2026-08-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/bb36fad2-62ec-4f37-8c25-069d65e77fd2-1786388993358.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCivil rights leader Dolores Huerta joins a large coalition Aug. 10, 2026, urging Gov. Gavin Newsom and lawmakers to avert hunger for thousands of Californians due to Trump Administration food aid cuts. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/bb36fad2-62ec-4f37-8c25-069d65e77fd2-1786388993358.mp42026-08-10T20:08:13.267Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-buddhist-church-of-sacramento-holds-its-80th2026-08-09https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/2e6c0d41-f8f6-444d-88c7-0d3824d7d7df-1786232735669.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Buddhist Church of Sacramento holds its 80th annual Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar on Aug. 8, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/2e6c0d41-f8f6-444d-88c7-0d3824d7d7df-1786232735669.mp42026-08-09T00:02:48.694Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/restaurant-owner-sean-derfield-talks-about2026-08-08https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/7edf1d7e-0d8a-4983-b86b-e878b350ae30-1786223973553.jpgThe Sacramento BeeRestaurant owner Sean Derfield talks about bringing a German beer garden experience to Old Sacramento at the opening of Der Biergarten Waterfront on Friday, Aug. 7, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/7edf1d7e-0d8a-4983-b86b-e878b350ae30-1786223973553.mp42026-08-08T21:19:37.667Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/construction-continues-on-the-former-coca-cola2026-08-08https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/5d8353a2-2530-4ac1-aa42-eefaec82420c-1786202795938.jpgThe Sacramento BeeConstruction continues on the former Coca-Cola plant on Stockton Boulevard on July 21, 2026. The building served as a bottling plant from 1936 to 2013 and is being converted into a five-story, 146-room hotel. Leeland Properties, the company responsible for the building's purchase and remodel, plans to preserve its historic facade.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/5d8353a2-2530-4ac1-aa42-eefaec82420c-1786202795938.mp42026-08-08T15:26:42.28Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/faith-j-mckinnie-a-sacramento-curator-and-the2026-08-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/3de1def7-c06c-4866-9851-3e5dc4254f50-1786147408697.jpgThe Sacramento BeeFaith J. McKinnie, a Sacramento curator and the founder of Sights of Vacancy, discusses the exhibit “Coordinates: Dispatch” located inside a historic Sacramento fire alarm station in Albert Winn Park on Aug. 7, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/3de1def7-c06c-4866-9851-3e5dc4254f50-1786147408697.mp42026-08-20T20:33:48.405Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-granite-bay-wexford-estate-near-sacramento-is2026-08-07https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/bd74e1f3-991e-4375-bd1f-cec670e66991-1786145003701.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA Granite Bay Wexford estate near Sacramento is for sale for $3 millin, featuring a grand cinema suite, pool, and three driveways on premier corner lot.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/bd74e1f3-991e-4375-bd1f-cec670e66991-1786145003701.mp42026-08-07T23:24:11.703Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/gov-gavin-newsom-in-oakland-on-aug-7-2026-details2026-08-07https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69e3a9de-ad6a-4408-be60-192bfc29d512-1786142425456.jpgThe Sacramento BeeGov. Gavin Newsom in Oakland on Aug. 7, 2026 details EV rebates, clean energy gains and policies to expand access to cheaper, lower-emission transportation.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69e3a9de-ad6a-4408-be60-192bfc29d512-1786142425456.mp42026-08-07T23:18:52.29Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/roseville-city-school-district-superintendent2026-08-06https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/2b3ce237-5429-4a8c-9b93-781448811594-1786054513524.jpgThe Sacramento BeeRoseville City School District Superintendent Derk Garcia talks about the importance of Winding Creek Elementary to the community during the school's opening day in Roseville on Thursday, Aug. 6, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/2b3ce237-5429-4a8c-9b93-781448811594-1786054513524.mp42026-08-06T22:15:18.069Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/cal-fire-conducts-a-coordinated-attack-on-the2026-08-06https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/7e514e34-e269-4c5a-838c-a502d30dd864-1786044281107.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCal Fire conducts a coordinated attack on the Gann Fire in Calaveras County on Aug. 5, 2026, with air and ground resources to aggressively contain the blaze.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/7e514e34-e269-4c5a-838c-a502d30dd864-1786044281107.mp42026-08-06T20:35:33.178Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-california-association-of-professional2026-08-06https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/d9337ced-f67d-423b-ad6a-4a62a2233867-1785976540878.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe California Association of Professional Scientists union members gathered outside the California Department of Human Resources to rally in support of wage increases and against Governor Gavin Newsom’s return-to-office mandate in Sacramento on Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2026. Chants of "What do we want? Our wages!" and "Gavin Newsom bait and switch! Scientists are not your bitch!" rang out around the block, and several union members spoke about the impacts of the RTO order and lack of wage increase.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/d9337ced-f67d-423b-ad6a-4a62a2233867-1785976540878.mp42026-08-06T13:23:43.964Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-sacramento-bee-hosted-a-back-to-school-supply2026-08-06https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/e2e97b16-6183-4bd8-b892-0949f54c4acb-1785966716913.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Sacramento Bee hosted a back-to-school supply drive and Q&A session on Aug. 4 with Education reporter Chaewon Chung and Higher Education reporter Tarini Mehta to answer questions about the upcoming school year.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/e2e97b16-6183-4bd8-b892-0949f54c4acb-1785966716913.mp42026-08-06T14:29:27.495Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-massive-wildfire-sweeps-through-californias2026-08-06https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/b322f9ac-8d61-40c5-8d13-88e74f832e13-1785962649190.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA massive wildfire sweeps through California's Calaveras County, scorching thousands of acres as firefighters battle to contain the raging blaze. Aug. 5, 2026 video.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/b322f9ac-8d61-40c5-8d13-88e74f832e13-1785962649190.mp42026-08-06T14:34:10.954Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-gann-fire-continued-to-burn-into-the-night-on2026-08-06https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/0d2d9453-ef99-4f0f-9e4f-9c5940c4a188-1785929898532.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Gann Fire continued to burn into the night on Aug. 4, 2026 as more than 7,000 acres are burned.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0d2d9453-ef99-4f0f-9e4f-9c5940c4a188-1785929898532.mp42026-08-06T15:43:27.13Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-nonprofit-timedone-held-an-event-at-the2026-08-05https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/172baa2c-b43f-4a11-99f4-25b22cac9006-1785906900127.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe nonprofit TimeDone held an event at the California Capitol on Aug. 4, 2026, to provide resources to those who have past criminal convictions or arrests. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/172baa2c-b43f-4a11-99f4-25b22cac9006-1785906900127.mp42026-08-05T17:58:26.473Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/lisa-ferrero-was-diagnosed-with-two-rare-related2026-08-05https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/44a74215-04cf-41f7-9364-f55a3f804088-1785891053076.jpgThe Sacramento BeeLisa Ferrero was diagnosed with two rare, related diseases -- multiple myeloma and amyloid light-chain amyloidosis and told she had 5 years to live in 2015. Over a decade later, Ferrero discussed her battle with both illnesses and how a clinical trial for CAR-T cell therapy helped her regain her joy for life during a conversation with The Bee at her Lincoln home on June 30, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/44a74215-04cf-41f7-9364-f55a3f804088-1785891053076.mp42026-08-05T02:08:55.822Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/deputy-district-attorney-david-tellman-speaks2026-08-04https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/9d993f53-5fec-479a-a001-708ef2015757-1785868767000.jpgThe Sacramento BeeDeputy District Attorney David Tellman speaks about the sentencing of Blake Rakela and Anthony Rakela at the Placer County Courthouse in Roseville on Aug. 4, 2026. 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Gaskill, who relies on disability benefits, says desperation can force people into difficult choices and that support programs help prevent those situations.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0df5218c-e04c-4c7a-9845-297a293df955-1785539237789.mp42026-07-31T23:07:22.182Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/girls-night-out-sacramento-is-one-group-seeking2026-07-31https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/20918f80-c836-4ab1-8f5f-c0d69c02fbbe-1785537971730.jpgThe Sacramento BeeGirls Night Out Sacramento is one group seeking to provide social options for local women. Organizer Carly Grider and several attendees discussed their experiences with the group at Alma Wine Bar & Shop in Sacramento on Tuesday, July 28, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/20918f80-c836-4ab1-8f5f-c0d69c02fbbe-1785537971730.mp42026-07-31T22:53:28.305Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/suspected-of-vehicle-theft-a-suspect-armed-with-a2026-07-31https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/10a4494a-dfe2-4b9a-93cd-3d565a2e835e-1785535552089.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSuspected of vehicle theft, a suspect armed with a gun was shot by Sacramento County sheriff’s deputies in La Riviera on July 31, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/10a4494a-dfe2-4b9a-93cd-3d565a2e835e-1785535552089.mp42026-07-31T22:24:14.022Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sugar-bowl-ceo-bridget-legnavsky-takes-you-for-a2026-07-31https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/1b2e3615-7d37-4b38-a923-59c3c71d922d-1785522295670.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSugar Bowl CEO Bridget Legnavsky takes you for a sneak peek tour of the ski resort's renovations to the main lodge and other areas. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/1b2e3615-7d37-4b38-a923-59c3c71d922d-1785522295670.mp42026-07-31T19:03:54.781Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-20900-square-foot-houston-estate-once-owned-by2026-07-31https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/dbb1dd7e-e9fc-4a86-a27c-67553715c855-1785470027753.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA 20,900-square-foot Houston estate once owned by NBA guard Nick Van Exel features a 2,824 sq ft primary dressing suite, cinema, bowling alley.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/dbb1dd7e-e9fc-4a86-a27c-67553715c855-1785470027753.mp42026-07-31T14:50:38.724Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/nick-charonis-discusses-his-3-d-digital-art-piece2026-07-30https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/889db0aa-b83f-4d51-87f2-a5f86b41a4cf-1785455464545.jpgThe Sacramento BeeNick Charonis discusses his 3D digital art piece “Don’t Drink the Coffee” at the California State Fair in Sacramento on Friday, July 24, 2026. The piece, which received Best of Show and Juror’s Choice awards in the fine art competition, was created using Blender, a 3D modeling software. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/889db0aa-b83f-4d51-87f2-a5f86b41a4cf-1785455464545.mp42026-07-30T23:51:07.488Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-adocates-gather-in-front-of-the-john2026-07-30https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/abec6cc8-1980-4047-a47e-498f6b121a93-1785451959985.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento advocates gather on July 30, 2026, in front of the John Moss Federal Building in Sacramento to discuss the end of temporary protected status for Haitian immigrants.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/abec6cc8-1980-4047-a47e-498f6b121a93-1785451959985.mp42026-07-30T22:57:14.741Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/chief-owner-matt-brown-talks-about-stories-and2026-07-31https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/73e0a163-d70f-4b3f-b2c5-393201f368ba-1785440739713.jpgThe Sacramento BeeChief Owner Matt Brown talks about stories and goals for rebooting Husick's By Forester restaurant in Clarksburg on July 23, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/73e0a163-d70f-4b3f-b2c5-393201f368ba-1785440739713.mp42026-07-31T05:50:36.3Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-city-council-meetings-have-seen2026-07-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/3febc4ac-b69a-4acf-9712-8049a18ccbf7-1785343488130.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento City Council meetings have seen repeated disruptions and a 35-minute recess, including this July 28, 2026 timeout.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/3febc4ac-b69a-4acf-9712-8049a18ccbf7-1785343488130.mp42026-07-29T17:10:00.149Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-alpha-capricornids-and-southern-delta2026-07-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/78473eb6-1ace-43f4-937f-f794d3a930a3-1785338309709.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Alpha Capricornids and Southern Delta Aquarids meteor showers peak July 30-31, 2026. Here's when and how to see them in the U.S.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/78473eb6-1ace-43f4-937f-f794d3a930a3-1785338309709.mp42026-07-29T15:18:56.977Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/michael-harris-chair-of-the-california-buffalo2026-07-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/e8fd487c-59bd-47c0-9f81-6a2f244d5ca6-1785286464412.jpgThe Sacramento BeeMichael Harris, chair of the California Buffalo Soldiers Project, talks about the history of the African American regiments on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, at the California Capitol in Sacramento.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/e8fd487c-59bd-47c0-9f81-6a2f244d5ca6-1785286464412.mp42026-07-29T00:55:44.675Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/brandon-axell-executive-vice-president-of-farming2026-07-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/0161bf29-fa3a-4c29-ac61-12b1d293deee-1785285741560.jpgThe Sacramento BeeBrandon Axell, executive vice president of farming for Beckstoffer Vineyards, discusses on July 28, 2026, the decision to reduce operations and the acreage the company cultivates. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0161bf29-fa3a-4c29-ac61-12b1d293deee-1785285741560.mp42026-07-29T00:42:25.766Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-fficials-hear-from-residents-as-the2026-07-28https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/84170e81-8ff3-458f-8605-44abe0395865-1785269221686.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento fficials hear from residents as the city seeks a deal on the long-awaited development in the former railyard near downtown.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/84170e81-8ff3-458f-8605-44abe0395865-1785269221686.mp42026-07-28T21:43:32.608Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/savor-east-sac-kicked-off-a-10-day-celebration-of2026-07-27https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/66ec5aed-6fbf-4941-becc-1edc078f25d7-1785194460850.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSavor East Sac kicked off a 10-day celebration of East Sacramento's culinary scene with the chef's challenge, where local chefs compete for the title of Top Chef of East Sac on July 24, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/66ec5aed-6fbf-4941-becc-1edc078f25d7-1785194460850.mp42026-07-27T23:21:28.038Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/isaac-gonzalez-founder-of-slow-down-sacramento2026-07-27https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/76a30441-fc9a-4bd3-9be9-ebcdc7c00009-1785183711833.jpgThe Sacramento BeeIsaac Gonzalez, founder of Slow Down Sacramento, spoke on Jan. 7, 2026, at the second annual vigil at Fremont Park honoring people killed by vehicle crashes on Sacramento streets. 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Little Prieta had bolted during a fireworks display and was found swimming around half a mile offshore. After the rescue, she was reunited with her owners. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/03c951b4-1f31-442c-bc53-6563cd6081f0-1784828542330.mp42026-07-23T19:52:39.501Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/carlos-dominguez-appeared-in-yolo-county-superior2026-07-22https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/2f982528-e6b6-497b-9350-006189826c91-1784762106919.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCarlos Dominguez appeared in Yolo County Superior Court in Woodland on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, for the second phase of his trial for the stabbing deaths of two men in Davis in 2023. A judge declared Carlos Dominguez insane, and he will be committed to a state hospital. Yolo County jurors found Carlos Reales Dominguez guilty of involuntary manslaughter Tuesday.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/2f982528-e6b6-497b-9350-006189826c91-1784762106919.mp42026-07-22T23:15:10.539Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-mayor-kevin-mccarty-and-vice-mayor2026-07-23https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/0ad46480-ec8f-4625-a2c5-2575e760fa30-1784761391500.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento Mayor Kevin McCarty and Vice Mayor Karina Talamantes were overheard July 21, 2026, discussing banning disruptive attendees during council meetings https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0ad46480-ec8f-4625-a2c5-2575e760fa30-1784761391500.mp42026-07-23T01:29:40.486Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/six-winners-of-big-lottery-jackpots-show-what2026-07-22https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/456c4750-87ac-40b2-b52f-3b65e4e53bd9-1784757679432.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSix winners of big lottery jackpots show what happens after the windfall, from smart planning and giving back, to scams and tragedy.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/456c4750-87ac-40b2-b52f-3b65e4e53bd9-1784757679432.mp42026-07-22T22:01:55.041Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/families-react-during-a-news-conference-outside2026-07-22https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/1eb15374-a89c-4124-b639-78bc5e6bd1aa-1784681804852.jpgThe Sacramento BeeFamilies react during a news conference outside the Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye Sacramento Courthouse after a judge declared a mistrial in the K Street mass shooting case on July 21, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/1eb15374-a89c-4124-b639-78bc5e6bd1aa-1784681804852.mp42026-07-22T02:31:29.979Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/california-boosts-satellites-ai-cameras-and-cal2026-07-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/9171a67c-b1bc-48f1-a2eb-f3392de7d3cf-1784677777564.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCalifornia boosts satellites, AI cameras, and Cal Fire staffing in major push to prevent and fight climate-fueled megafires, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced July 21, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/9171a67c-b1bc-48f1-a2eb-f3392de7d3cf-1784677777564.mp42026-07-21T23:50:21.408Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-sacramento-bee-food-reporters-sean-timberlake2026-07-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/9ffd9efb-9d87-4334-b1bb-42b85cfcc4de-1784673262099.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Sacramento Bee food reporters Sean Timberlake and Anne Ewbank try food and drink options at the California State Fair on Friday, July 17, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/9ffd9efb-9d87-4334-b1bb-42b85cfcc4de-1784673262099.mp42026-07-21T22:34:26.816Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/madison-smalstig-the-sacramento-bee2026-07-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/f0e9c8a6-9a8c-4eca-b5bb-381f25ef85c6-1784659203830.jpgThe Sacramento BeeMadison Smalstig, The Sacramento Bee transportation reporter explains the new daylighting law as Sacramento starts $25 fine for violations.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/f0e9c8a6-9a8c-4eca-b5bb-381f25ef85c6-1784659203830.mp42026-07-21T18:48:25.395Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/an-alleged-drunken-drivers-truck-narrowly-misses2026-07-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/7b00be2c-a3b8-4dc8-89d4-ad7951166f4b-1784651585363.jpgThe Sacramento BeeAn alleged drunken driver's truck narrowly misses Placer County deputy during a hit-and-run investigation in Loomis on July 17, 2026. The driver was arrested after crash.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/7b00be2c-a3b8-4dc8-89d4-ad7951166f4b-1784651585363.mp42026-07-21T16:33:55.608Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-cleveland-clinic-childrens-er-doctor-urges2026-07-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/a791867a-ee98-464d-8b08-96cef5f6c673-1784591058604.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA Cleveland Clinic Children’s ER doctor urges proper e-bike helmets, road rules talks and checking local laws as injuries rise.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/a791867a-ee98-464d-8b08-96cef5f6c673-1784591058604.mp42026-07-20T23:44:22.795Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/oracle-co-founders-daughter-lists-a-65-m-pacific2026-07-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/7d1e933b-fa94-4571-accf-be2cc6d1d4ca-1784570333275.jpgThe Sacramento BeeOracle co-founder’s daughter lists a $65M Pacific Heights compound with main and guest houses, gardens, courtyard, sports court and Bay views. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/7d1e933b-fa94-4571-accf-be2cc6d1d4ca-1784570333275.mp42026-07-20T18:19:51.115Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/xin-guo-named-solidigm-co-ceo-in-march-talks2026-07-18https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/2a52c88f-4292-43cf-bd51-f06154730c2e-1784408274682.jpgThe Sacramento BeeXin Guo, named Solidigm co-CEO in March, talks about the company's future on June 26, 2026, in Rancho Cordova. He explains what Solidigm does, shares his vision for storage innovation, and offers career advice for students interested in tech.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/2a52c88f-4292-43cf-bd51-f06154730c2e-1784408274682.mp42026-07-18T20:57:58.168Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/esquire-imax-theatre-director-doug-link-talks2026-07-18https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/3ffff093-5f7e-4d28-860b-ef5d3bd885b8-1784332907048.jpgThe Sacramento BeeEsquire IMAX Theatre Director Doug Link talks about the experience of showing Christopher Nolan's new movie, "The Odyssey," in 70mm film in Sacramento on July 17, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/3ffff093-5f7e-4d28-860b-ef5d3bd885b8-1784332907048.mp42026-07-18T00:01:52.79Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/two-us-forest-service-employees-held-at-gunpoint2026-07-17https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/e84d2ffc-2759-462a-994c-0fb057e9632a-1784328349636.jpgThe Sacramento BeeTwo U.S. Forest Service employees held at gunpoint near Gumboot Lake are freed after hours-long hostage standoff in remote Shasta-Trinity forest. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/e84d2ffc-2759-462a-994c-0fb057e9632a-1784328349636.mp42026-07-17T22:46:57.08Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/officials-discuss-the-california-state-fairs-top2026-07-17https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/d76df54e-8a9a-438e-8f44-27ab37d86499-1784317235786.jpgThe Sacramento BeeOfficials discuss the California State Fair's top entertainment options during the California State Fair media day at Cal Expo in Sacramento on Wednesday, July 15, 2026. The fair starts Friday. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/d76df54e-8a9a-438e-8f44-27ab37d86499-1784317235786.mp42026-07-17T19:40:39.338Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/california-gov-gavin-newsom-responded-to2026-07-17https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/26b6e3fe-577f-4039-84cc-876540222d96-1784311480285.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCalifornia Gov. Gavin Newsom responded to President Donald Trump's July 16, 2026, address, calling it "the ramblings of a mad king" and urging voters to turn out in the 2026 election.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/26b6e3fe-577f-4039-84cc-876540222d96-1784311480285.mp42026-07-17T21:25:33.528Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/lake-tahoes-126-acre-shakespeare-ranch-is-back2026-07-17https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/8243b25c-b031-4396-ad30-bc80b92a2e32-1784308003156.jpgThe Sacramento BeeLake Tahoe’s 126-acre Shakespeare Ranch is back for $125 million, with new construction, historic barn, 465-foot private pier and 425 feet of shoreline.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/8243b25c-b031-4396-ad30-bc80b92a2e32-1784308003156.mp42026-07-17T17:53:50.988Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/tattiana-palaca-said-on-june-30-2026-she-cannot2026-07-16https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/b1722d31-0a08-4c96-9129-13e14243fd78-1784163329411.jpgThe Sacramento BeeTattiana Palaca said on June 30, 2026, she cannot keep a job without stable housing in Sacramento. After losing her motel shelter and searching unsuccessfully for another place to stay, she said she no longer knew where her family could go.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/b1722d31-0a08-4c96-9129-13e14243fd78-1784163329411.mp42026-07-16T00:55:48.904Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/at-least-one-person-was-wounded-and-two-others2026-07-15https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/bffaffb8-4a0b-4ce2-9704-1f23fbc4c31e-1784139847012.jpgThe Sacramento BeeAt least one person was wounded and two others were found injured July 15, 2026, during a deputy involved shooting in Sacramento County.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/bffaffb8-4a0b-4ce2-9704-1f23fbc4c31e-1784139847012.mp42026-07-15T19:00:50.24Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/families-gathered-at-cypress-grove-elementary2026-07-14https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/13acea71-edc4-4374-a1ae-7df1b99f2947-1784068946274.jpgThe Sacramento BeeFamilies gathered at Cypress Grove Elementary School for the school's grand opening in Rancho Cordova on July 14, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/13acea71-edc4-4374-a1ae-7df1b99f2947-1784068946274.mp42026-07-14T22:58:18.699Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-california-environmental-protection-agency2026-07-14https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/4f7f76d3-8767-4086-8461-3d7febb05b82-1784066985113.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe California Environmental Protection Agency headquarters in downtown Sacramento was evacuated on Tuesday, July 14, 2026, after contractors struck a natural gas line, according to Sacramento Fire Department Capt. Justin Sylvia. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/4f7f76d3-8767-4086-8461-3d7febb05b82-1784066985113.mp42026-07-14T22:14:37.903Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/james-lawhead-jr-was-sentenced-to-life-in-prison2026-07-14https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/9815ae84-728c-4842-8198-77e949290657-1784062877125.jpgThe Sacramento BeeJames Lawhead Jr. was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the 1991 kidnapping, rape and murder of Cinthia "Cindi" Wanner in Placer County at the Placer Superior Court in Roseville on July 14, 2026. Terry Lynn Lawhead-Steele, James Lawhead's sister, was sentenced to time already served in jail and two years probation on a felony charge of accessory for helping her brother.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/9815ae84-728c-4842-8198-77e949290657-1784062877125.mp42026-07-14T21:02:05.805Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/calpers-explained-californias-637-b-public-rjnx2026-07-24https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/4b5c335c-9a6e-490f-aedd-61f9a186638f-1784056294848.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCalPERS explained: California’s $637B public pension fund, how it’s funded, and what 85% funded status means for retirees and taxpayers. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/4b5c335c-9a6e-490f-aedd-61f9a186638f-1784056294848.mp42026-07-24T15:41:35.223Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/calpers-explained-californias-637-b-public2026-07-14https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/4b5c335c-9a6e-490f-aedd-61f9a186638f-1784056294851.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCalPERS explained: 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discuss the importance of water safety. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/49e55624-6753-4d24-a4ff-1ed1a5c10c6d-1783964519222.mp42026-07-13T18:23:23.501Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-county-and-city-officials-held-a-press2026-07-13https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/49e55624-6753-4d24-a4ff-1ed1a5c10c6d-1783964472437.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento county and city officials held a press conference at Tiscornia Park on July 8, 2026, to discuss the importance of water safety. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/49e55624-6753-4d24-a4ff-1ed1a5c10c6d-1783964472437.mp42026-07-13T17:41:13.12Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/fans-discuss-their-favorite-celebrity-golfers-at2026-07-13https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/1adcd62f-4e8b-4a6a-875e-c8e90d40a0cf-1783905240286.jpgThe Sacramento BeeFans discuss their favorite celebrity golfers at the American Century Golf Championship in Stateline, Nevada on Sunday, July 12, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/1adcd62f-4e8b-4a6a-875e-c8e90d40a0cf-1783905240286.mp42026-07-13T01:14:38.388Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/six-new-canine-teams-graduated-from-the2026-07-11https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/dff09d06-1553-40f4-9ee6-5b59115c8488-1783753812681.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSix new canine teams graduated from the California Highway Patrol Academy in West Sacramento on July 10, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/dff09d06-1553-40f4-9ee6-5b59115c8488-1783753812681.mp42026-07-11T07:10:14.305Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-kings-guard-zach-lavine-talks-golf-and2026-07-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/5f8f2e2b-77c1-4ca6-bb29-6110d2dc00bd-1783724063833.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento Kings guard Zach LaVine talks golf and his future with the team at the 2026 American Century Championship in Stateline, Nev., on July 10, 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Mammoth Lakes.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/c6ea4547-9bc7-4f0b-a018-a77874df5a29-1783716573772.mp42026-07-10T20:50:34.377Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/kids-and-adults-check-out-new-facilities-in2026-07-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/738ee374-4078-4a7b-86c2-3f33dd698ac9-1783645358930.jpgThe Sacramento BeeKids and adults check out new facilities in Westacre Park in West Sacramento on Thursday, July 9, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/738ee374-4078-4a7b-86c2-3f33dd698ac9-1783645358930.mp42026-07-10T01:02:59.505Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/steph-curry-talks-about-the-possibility-of-the2026-07-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/ccf0787a-7f0a-4375-ae1c-8824b23bee6f-1783642067326.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSteph Curry talks about the possibility of the Golden State Warriors landing LeBron James during the American Century Championship in Stateline, Nev. on July 9, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/ccf0787a-7f0a-4375-ae1c-8824b23bee6f-1783642067326.mp42026-07-10T00:07:51.448Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/marcus-abundis-walked-dozens-of-miles-across2026-07-09https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/dc7cde96-af8e-4d7e-88d4-1c5481b6c140-1783640618215.jpgThe Sacramento BeeMarcus Abundis walked dozens of miles across Sacramento in 60 days, documenting overlooked streets and trails and inspiring local pride through short videos.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/dc7cde96-af8e-4d7e-88d4-1c5481b6c140-1783640618215.mp42026-07-09T23:44:28.316Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/gov-gavin-newsom-held-a-press-conference-in-davis2026-07-09https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/ae36c37d-0501-4561-8271-2236fca03251-1783637111411.jpgThe Sacramento BeeGov. Gavin Newsom held a press conference in Davis on July 9, 2026, in which he signed a bill to boost special ed spending in California. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/ae36c37d-0501-4561-8271-2236fca03251-1783637111411.mp42026-07-09T23:22:40.228Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/landon-mossburg-ceo-and-co-founder-of-peak-energy2026-07-09https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/1dcfaddd-e680-4456-9602-b9a580016fa4-1783557249196.jpgThe Sacramento BeeLandon Mossburg, CEO and co-founder of Peak Energy, speaks at a news conference announcing a new battery plant in Sacramento County on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/1dcfaddd-e680-4456-9602-b9a580016fa4-1783557249196.mp42026-07-09T01:28:36.685Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/nala-a-golden-retriever-puppy-was-discharged-from2026-07-08https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/c1abbf1e-3a97-4fe3-88af-389b41e491d3-1783550691554.jpgThe Sacramento BeeNala, a golden retriever puppy, was discharged from UC Davis' Small Animal Clinic on July 7, 2026, after her owner witnessed her ingesting a death cap mushroom. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/c1abbf1e-3a97-4fe3-88af-389b41e491d3-1783550691554.mp42026-07-08T22:45:48.647Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/bodycam-footage-shows-sacramento-police-arrive-at2026-07-08https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/326ff70c-f24a-4342-98ba-599dde11fa0c-1783534210437.jpgThe Sacramento BeeBodycam footage shows Sacramento police arrive at homeless encampment, confront resident Elizabeth Williams, and start taking property during a homeless encampment sweep in 2025.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/326ff70c-f24a-4342-98ba-599dde11fa0c-1783534210437.mp42026-07-08T18:10:14.836Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/partners-tina-yang-and-cindy-lamar-showcase-their2026-07-08https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/cc04ed91-f595-4057-bdb5-af8ff63919df-1783476801392.jpgThe Sacramento BeePartners Tina Yang and Cindy Lamar showcase their non-alcoholic drink business Jumi Shrub on June 22, 2025. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/cc04ed91-f595-4057-bdb5-af8ff63919df-1783476801392.mp42026-07-08T02:13:25.021Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/former-republican-congressional-candidate2026-07-08https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/477e9344-95d4-4e20-9b96-0d4e03bd9f9c-1783474388516.jpgThe Sacramento BeeFormer Republican congressional candidate Zachariah Wooden discusses his campaign loss in the 7th Congressional District and his next steps in politics on July 2, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/477e9344-95d4-4e20-9b96-0d4e03bd9f9c-1783474388516.mp42026-07-08T20:47:34.95Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-sacramento-yolo-mosquito-and-vector-control2026-07-08https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/f5ea3da3-e12a-4698-8969-991ffb0b7e98-1783470384528.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District released sterile male mosquitoes in Rosemont as part of an environmentally friendly mosquito control program on July 7, 2026. The district plans to release 144,000 sterile male mosquitoes to reduce invasive mosquito populations and help protect public health.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/f5ea3da3-e12a-4698-8969-991ffb0b7e98-1783470384528.mp42026-07-08T00:26:28.41Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-san-juan-apartments-had-its-grand-opening-in2026-07-08https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/bc1ba559-67e4-4d98-9265-fa928bc82faa-1783468500868.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe San Juan Apartments had its grand opening in South Sacramento on July 7, 2026. The new affordable housing units will provide 113 homes to working families.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/bc1ba559-67e4-4d98-9265-fa928bc82faa-1783468500868.mp42026-07-08T00:00:10.689Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/californias-gdp-tops-4-trillion-beating-japan-and2026-07-07https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/993227c8-7389-4686-8d19-6328a5643852-1783458854456.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCalifornia’s GDP tops $4 trillion, beating Japan and rivaling nations. See the stats behind the state’s outsized economic power. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/993227c8-7389-4686-8d19-6328a5643852-1783458854456.mp42026-07-07T21:24:40.383Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/in-the-summer-california-classic-in-sacramento-on2026-07-07https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/0ff69588-91b5-4c1b-a199-aef686dede6d-1783437310421.jpgThe Sacramento BeeIn the summer California Classic in Sacramento on July 6, 2026, the NBA draft's No. 7 pick Darius Acuff Jr. finished with 22 points for the Kings after hitting two clutch 3-pointers in the fourth quarter.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0ff69588-91b5-4c1b-a199-aef686dede6d-1783437310421.mp42026-07-07T15:15:59.866Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-bring-kids-back-installation-comprised-of2026-07-07https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/a464babd-b40c-4a5a-a8e9-9fe4ffd15926-1783436295256.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe “Bring Kids Back” installation, comprised of 20,000 teddy bears representing Ukrainian children separated from their families by Russia, stands in front of the state Capitol in Sacramento on July 6, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/a464babd-b40c-4a5a-a8e9-9fe4ffd15926-1783436295256.mp42026-07-07T14:58:19.278Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-fan-attends-a-watch-party-for-the-fifa-world2026-07-07https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/33521bc4-b404-405c-abf7-b28e3ad704eb-1783406066671.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA fan attends a watch party for the FIFA World Cup Round of 16 match between the United States and Belgium at Memorial Auditorium in Sacramento on July 6, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/33521bc4-b404-405c-abf7-b28e3ad704eb-1783406066671.mp42026-07-07T06:35:07.726Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/torence-powell-sits-down-to-talk-about-his-new2026-07-04https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/7004de9b-3482-49e2-890b-b908bf3cf556-1783188729636.jpgThe Sacramento BeeTorence Powell sits down to talk about his new role as chancellor of Los Rio Community College District on July 1, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/7004de9b-3482-49e2-890b-b908bf3cf556-1783188729636.mp42026-07-04T23:39:44.499Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/rancho-cordova-celebrates-the-fourth-of-july-with2026-07-04https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/9c67432a-c344-49c6-b2a7-2f06b9bd20e9-1783187701835.jpgThe Sacramento BeeRancho Cordova celebrates the Fourth of July with a carnival and fireworks at Hagan Community Park on July 3, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/9c67432a-c344-49c6-b2a7-2f06b9bd20e9-1783187701835.mp42026-07-04T18:22:03.852Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-regional-fire-dispatchers-are-the2026-07-03https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/0094e740-1e4f-46b2-9585-ff9b2297734d-1783120037546.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento Regional Fire dispatchers are the first link in emergency response, answering 911 calls, assessing emergencies, providing life-saving medical instructions and dispatching firefighters, paramedics and other emergency personnel throughout the Sacramento region.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0094e740-1e4f-46b2-9585-ff9b2297734d-1783120037546.mp42026-07-03T23:07:40.848Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-skydiver-crashes-while-parachuting-into-the2026-07-03https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/b6209f81-f6c6-410e-997c-84fe642a25f2-1783116243054.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA skydiver crashes while parachuting into the Folsom Pro Rodeo on July 2, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/b6209f81-f6c6-410e-997c-84fe642a25f2-1783116243054.mp42026-07-03T22:27:04.932Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/united-states-fans-filled-sacramento-memorial2026-07-02https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/ecd40b63-c64b-4153-ae5a-ee2263aa47c2-1783019764438.jpgThe Sacramento BeeUnited States fans filled Sacramento Memorial Auditorium on Jul 1, 2026, to watch the U.S. men's soccer team defeat Bosnia-Herzegovina 2-0 during a watch party hosted by Republic F.C.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/ecd40b63-c64b-4153-ae5a-ee2263aa47c2-1783019764438.mp42026-07-02T19:16:45.7Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-two-acre-lakefront-5948-square-foot-estate-in-a2026-07-02https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/f757c13b-59d8-4f86-8576-74c616fb72fc-1783008546696.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA two-acre, lakefront, 5,948-square-foot estate in a gated community in Acampo comes with glass-walled great room, wine cellar, garden — all for $4.25 million.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/f757c13b-59d8-4f86-8576-74c616fb72fc-1783008546696.mp42026-07-02T23:17:28.978Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-candlelight-vigil-on-july-1-2026-marked-the2026-07-02https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/f3797afb-9566-4df0-a524-fda62985551b-1783003423306.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA candlelight vigil on July 1, 2026, marked the first anniversary of the Esparto fireworks explosion, honoring the seven men killed in the blast.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/f3797afb-9566-4df0-a524-fda62985551b-1783003423306.mp42026-07-02T14:43:47.81Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/team-usa-plays-bosnia-herzegovina-at-levis2026-07-02https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/227d6234-4de0-485b-802c-cbd6b2d7dbac-1782958684226.jpgThe Sacramento BeeTeam USA plays Bosnia-Herzegovina at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, in a Round of 32 match in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/227d6234-4de0-485b-802c-cbd6b2d7dbac-1782958684226.mp42026-07-02T02:19:22.619Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/alma-wine-bar-shop-owner-melissa-sanchez2026-07-02https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/29e26be3-5a0a-422d-beae-44f5110501eb-1782952336476.jpgThe Sacramento BeeAlma Wine Bar & Shop owner Melissa Sanchez discusses what makes the selection of local wines available at her shop unique on June 24, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/29e26be3-5a0a-422d-beae-44f5110501eb-1782952336476.mp42026-07-02T00:32:28.742Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-california-state-university-employees-union2026-07-02https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/75b106ba-901a-4a5a-9286-bf6dcfea6afb-1782952252347.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe California State University Employees Union held a series of marches across the state to highlight their contract negotiations and demands for better pay. One of the CSUEU marches was held at Sacramento State on June 30, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/75b106ba-901a-4a5a-9286-bf6dcfea6afb-1782952252347.mp42026-07-02T00:30:57.289Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/california-state-workers-hold-a-fervent-rally-at2026-07-01https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/ba256b26-6052-408b-abbf-5a391d0ca579-1782943891704.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCalifornia state workers hold a fervent rally at the state Capitol in Sacramento July 1, 2026, as SEIU pushes for a new contract amid start of return to office work.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/ba256b26-6052-408b-abbf-5a391d0ca579-1782943891704.mp42026-07-01T22:11:36.116Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/fans-from-oregon-to-many-parts-in-california2026-07-07https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/11bb259a-b1ff-47f7-b673-f62dfb5a83b3-1782861940575.jpgThe Sacramento BeeFans from Oregon to many parts in California attended the Los Angeles Dodgers first series against the Athletics at Sutter Health Park on June 29, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/11bb259a-b1ff-47f7-b673-f62dfb5a83b3-1782861940575.mp42026-07-07T06:28:19.053Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/harvey-uyeyama-a-16-year-old-davis-high-school2026-06-30https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/da0d3753-ebc2-44ca-ac9d-33cbe34f2ba9-1782858509873.jpgThe Sacramento BeeHarvey Uyeyama, a 16-year-old Davis High School student, has transformed a family coffee-roasting hobby into a thriving business. Using a vintage roaster dating to the early 1900s, Uyeyama continues the craft he learned alongside his father, honoring his legacy while building Harvey's Coffee and serving customers with specialty roasted beans.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/da0d3753-ebc2-44ca-ac9d-33cbe34f2ba9-1782858509873.mp42026-06-30T22:28:54.114Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/home-is-set-atop-a-private-25-acre-promontory-in2026-06-30https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/3344c85f-e732-495c-8611-546cbc17059f-1782848805250.jpgThe Sacramento BeeHome is set atop a private 2.5-acre promontory in Hillsborough, California, with sweeping, unobstructed Bay and canyon views, eight bedrooms, 13 baths, and a separate ADU. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/3344c85f-e732-495c-8611-546cbc17059f-1782848805250.mp42026-06-30T19:51:30.013Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/california-gov-gavin-newsom-calls-for-urgent2026-06-30https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/3d05f981-741e-4ca0-a076-b4eb8180931b-1782845697141.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCalifornia Gov. Gavin Newsom calls for urgent economic reforms, warning that America's growing wealth gap is unsustainable, in video post.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/3d05f981-741e-4ca0-a076-b4eb8180931b-1782845697141.mp42026-06-30T19:03:04.668Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/amys-kitchen-co-founders-put-balinese-inspired2026-06-28https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/ba1b0611-ce8a-42ce-8795-d7a77f8a3897-1782678726656.jpgThe Sacramento BeeAmy’s Kitchen co-founders put Balinese-inspired Stinson Beach home — five pavilions, private pool and ocean view — on the market.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/ba1b0611-ce8a-42ce-8795-d7a77f8a3897-1782678726656.mp42026-06-28T20:32:52.185Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/southwest-gate-agents-told-samantha-henson-a2026-06-28https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/d0db87c2-59b6-4c2f-92f8-a4a9acee6604-1782663921104.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSouthwest gate agents told Samantha Henson, a Sacramento-based musician, that she could not bring her guitar on a flight in a now-viral altercation, on June 25, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/d0db87c2-59b6-4c2f-92f8-a4a9acee6604-1782663921104.mp42026-06-28T16:25:48.996Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-sacramento-bees-interns-reviewed-21-fireworks2026-06-27https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/348bdeee-0057-4419-bffd-b5e558efd086-1782602865505.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Sacramento Bee's interns reviewed 21 fireworks on June 24, 2026, ahead of the July 4th holiday. Here's the ones they liked the best.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/348bdeee-0057-4419-bffd-b5e558efd086-1782602865505.mp42026-06-27T23:27:49.663Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-yuba-sutter-freebirds-who-play-baseball-at2026-06-27https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6c583090-8c95-4ac5-b553-0e2ee1e94f98-1782598819209.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Yuba-Sutter Freebirds, who play baseball at Bryant Field in Marysville, are offering deals on tickets, beer and hotdogs to get fans in the door throughout the summer. The Sacramento Bee's Camila Pedrosa gives the details on June 23, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6c583090-8c95-4ac5-b553-0e2ee1e94f98-1782598819209.mp42026-06-27T22:20:22.996Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-summer-moonpay-x-games-league-made-its-first2026-06-27https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/96328040-777f-4818-a9c3-c4519bdd86fc-1782585430598.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe summer MoonPay X Games league made its first stop in Sacramento starting June 26, 2026. The weekend will include team competitions in BMX, skateboarding and Moto X. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/96328040-777f-4818-a9c3-c4519bdd86fc-1782585430598.mp42026-06-27T18:37:14.139Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/old-sacramento-icon-evangelines-costume-mansion2026-06-27https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/3823ad0b-712b-4073-b0a8-2b7b5d2ea951-1782539758276.jpgThe Sacramento BeeOld Sacramento icon Evangeline's Costume Mansion celebrates its grand reopening on June 26, 2026, after being closed for nearly a year due to fire damage. Owner Deborah Chaussé was joined by Sacramento Mayor Kevin McCarty, Sacramento City Historian Ty Smith, Old Sacramento Waterfront District Manager Chelsea Evans and numerous Sacramento residents to cut the ribbon and officially reopen the store. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/3823ad0b-712b-4073-b0a8-2b7b5d2ea951-1782539758276.mp42026-06-27T05:56:02.165Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-bee-opinion-columnist-robin-epley2026-06-27https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/dbe538cb-ba3d-4b42-8934-dca13b0b3b4e-1782539688199.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento Bee opinion columnist Robin Epley discusses why Evangeline's Costume Mansion is a must-visit shop in Old Sacramento during the store's grand reopening on Friday, June 26, 2026. Evangeline's has been an iconic staple of the Sacramento area for decades, and finally reopened after being closed for nearly a year due to fire damage. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/dbe538cb-ba3d-4b42-8934-dca13b0b3b4e-1782539688199.mp42026-06-27T05:54:51.752Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-national-pony-express-association-re-riders2026-06-26https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/0356a191-12ba-432e-a2e0-719d052d3c80-1782445806210.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe National Pony Express Association re-riders deliver mail in Old Sacramento at the last stop of their ten-day trip across the United States on June 25, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0356a191-12ba-432e-a2e0-719d052d3c80-1782445806210.mp42026-06-26T04:42:12.076Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-city-council-celebrates-a-new-sister2026-06-25https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/76aa3223-66a2-4c82-9c0a-b624f042c607-1782426961362.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento City Council celebrates a new sister city partnership with Morelia, Michoacán Mexico, June 25, 2026, welcoming 35 representatives from the city, including Mayor Alfonso Martinez Alcazar.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/76aa3223-66a2-4c82-9c0a-b624f042c607-1782426961362.mp42026-06-25T22:55:24.088Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-hacker-gained-access-to-the-sacramento-fire2026-06-25https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/80744acb-08ae-493b-b7bf-fffba72a8382-1782421467986.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA hacker gained access to the Sacramento Fire Department’s X page June 25, 2026, and posted a hoax report of a terror attack with this 42-second video. It was immediately taken down.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/80744acb-08ae-493b-b7bf-fffba72a8382-1782421467986.mp42026-06-25T21:30:00.715Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/fire-officials-on-june-25-2026-warn-of-child-burn2026-06-25https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/5a61ec05-6727-4ac1-b640-79bf4cfed5cd-1782416729297.jpgThe Sacramento BeeFire officials on June 25, 2026, warn of child burn injuries, wildfires, big fines and jail over illegal fireworks, while urging safe, legal ways to celebrate Fourth of July.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/5a61ec05-6727-4ac1-b640-79bf4cfed5cd-1782416729297.mp42026-06-25T19:50:49.767Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/mexico-fans-celebrate-goals-scored-by-the2026-06-25https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/797265b3-63cb-4359-8ffa-b3ec5e0fb39b-1782400812185.jpgThe Sacramento BeeMexico fans celebrate goals scored by the national team against Czechia during Sacramento Republic FC's World Cup block party on June 24, 2026, in downtown Sacramento.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/797265b3-63cb-4359-8ffa-b3ec5e0fb39b-1782400812185.mp42026-06-25T16:39:13.896Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/maria-melendez-the-wife-of-joel-melendez-jr-talks2026-06-25https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/f644ed0b-1e78-4e0e-afd4-cc690aa065ab-1782350230074.jpgThe Sacramento BeeMaria Melendez, the wife of Joel Melendez Jr., talks about what she would say to those responsible for her husband's death and six others at her apartment complex in Walnut Creek on June, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/f644ed0b-1e78-4e0e-afd4-cc690aa065ab-1782350230074.mp42026-06-25T03:50:39.754Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/tiffany-nolan-rodriguez-the-wife-of-carlos2026-06-25https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/94109894-43a2-4e7a-bfa6-8965ebee7fba-1782349456349.jpgThe Sacramento BeeTiffany Nolan-Rodriguez, the wife of Carlos Rodriguez-Mora, shares her last phone call with her husband minutes before he perished in the Esparto fireworks explosion.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/94109894-43a2-4e7a-bfa6-8965ebee7fba-1782349456349.mp42026-06-25T03:50:34.115Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-property-that-was-home-to-a-fireworks-company2026-06-25https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/190ed17b-9bc9-4682-b01b-4db0f78a6de7-1782349345496.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA property that was home to a fireworks company exploded in July 2025, leaving seven men dead. See Google Maps images from before and drone footage from after in June 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/190ed17b-9bc9-4682-b01b-4db0f78a6de7-1782349345496.mp42026-06-25T01:02:29.781Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/employees-at-the-california-department-of-9saa2026-06-25https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/89c88564-42e7-4876-9bde-4cbfc4c9d305-1782341487987.jpgThe Sacramento BeeEmployees at the California Department of Education were told to work remotely after bedbugs were found at the Sacramento headquarters — inspections underway.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/89c88564-42e7-4876-9bde-4cbfc4c9d305-1782341487987.mp42026-06-25T00:22:44.777Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/employees-at-the-california-department-of2026-06-24https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/89c88564-42e7-4876-9bde-4cbfc4c9d305-1782341487985.jpgThe Sacramento BeeEmployees at the California Department of Education were told to work remotely after bedbugs were found at the Sacramento headquarters — inspections underway.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/89c88564-42e7-4876-9bde-4cbfc4c9d305-1782341487985.mp42026-06-24T22:51:29.017Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-northern-california-earthquake-near-ukiah2026-06-25https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/ad642ae4-5605-48bb-9bf1-cb48046b723f-1782340049988.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA Northern California earthquake near Ukiah triggered cellphone warnings across the Sacramento region while USGS reported no injuries June 24, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/ad642ae4-5605-48bb-9bf1-cb48046b723f-1782340049988.mp42026-06-25T00:22:37.813Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-city-council-recessed-june-23-2026-as2026-06-24https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/f13a5cd8-200d-4b4d-8cf8-0a74fdde79a6-1782317957689.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento City Council recessed June 23, 2026, as anti-ICE activists disrupted debate over a new immigration plan; ordinance passed restricting city property use for enforcement.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/f13a5cd8-200d-4b4d-8cf8-0a74fdde79a6-1782317957689.mp42026-06-24T16:26:36.639Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-crowd-responds-at-golden-1-center-nba-draft2026-06-24https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/7448acea-2757-451d-8947-67a94106fbce-1782314708763.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe crowd responds at Golden 1 Center NBA draft watch party as the Sacramento Kings pick Darius Acuff Jr. from the University of Arkansas with their 7th overall pick on June 24, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/7448acea-2757-451d-8947-67a94106fbce-1782314708763.mp42026-06-24T15:25:13.138Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/michael-heller-allison-otto-and-ted-messner2026-06-25https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1782415153982.pngThe Sacramento BeeMichael Heller, Allison Otto and Ted Messner discuss how the Hollywood Hardware sign came to rest above Otto Construction during a conversation with The Bee on Monday, June 15, 2026. The Hollywood Hardware sign, long a beacon of Freeport Boulevard, was relocated following the store’s 2024 closure.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/481568fc-2c2a-4067-802b-0c958e384f53-1782261150083.mp42026-06-25T19:19:33.814Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-opens-its-own-sanctioned-homeless2026-06-24https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/1b670f9d-df33-4538-8d63-fa9f8aed7d08-1782256591738.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento opens its own sanctioned homeless encampment called Safe Camp in the city's River District, Mayor Kevin McCarty announces June 23, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/1b670f9d-df33-4538-8d63-fa9f8aed7d08-1782256591738.mp42026-06-24T02:56:59.292Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/lowriders-from-across-california-gathered-along2026-06-23https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/0e6d5015-9316-4e74-bcd5-fe934a3875e8-1782250360581.jpgThe Sacramento BeeLowriders from across California gathered along Capitol Mall in Sacramento for the fourth annual holiday celebration organized by Cruising for Community on Sunday, June 21, 2026. Over 150 cars participated in the event, and hundred of drivers, friends and family, and car enthusiasts came out to admire the cars. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0e6d5015-9316-4e74-bcd5-fe934a3875e8-1782250360581.mp42026-06-23T21:32:45.22Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/near-sugar-bowl-ski-resort-sits-a-22-acre-sierra2026-06-23https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/18f0444b-9045-4039-8758-8d0ea9c5e537-1782171779785.jpgThe Sacramento BeeNear Sugar Bowl ski resort sits a 22-acre, Sierra Nevada compound with rare river frontage for sale for $1.3 million in Soda Springs.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/18f0444b-9045-4039-8758-8d0ea9c5e537-1782171779785.mp42026-06-23T01:40:35.442Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/us-rep-kevin-kiley-running-as-an-independent2026-06-23https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/d693dbda-6bac-4b11-8675-971d5a6b9137-1782171703060.jpgThe Sacramento BeeU.S. Rep. Kevin Kiley, running as an independent, announced during a news conference on June 22, 2026, that he is challenging Democratic congressional candidate Richard Pan to a series of debates.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/d693dbda-6bac-4b11-8675-971d5a6b9137-1782171703060.mp42026-06-23T06:20:19.464Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/fans-gather-at-movement-brewery-in-rancho-cordova2026-06-19https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/d23ec559-8737-4d93-b49c-d7513ef945a7-1781911719868.jpgThe Sacramento BeeFans gather at Movement Brewery in Rancho Cordova to watch Team USA play Australia in FIFA World Cup group play on June 19, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/d23ec559-8737-4d93-b49c-d7513ef945a7-1781911719868.mp42026-06-19T23:43:17.016Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/oscar-escobar-speaks-on-june-12-2026-about2026-06-19https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/ed478e7c-28d7-42ba-ac88-08610f1c1e8a-1781828514766.jpgThe Sacramento BeeOscar Escobar speaks on June 12, 2026, about Placita MX, a midtown Sacramento plaza featuring Latino-owned businesses, public art, crafts and Indigenous healing practices.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/ed478e7c-28d7-42ba-ac88-08610f1c1e8a-1781828514766.mp42026-06-19T00:21:58.195Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/john-s-huerta-creates-hand-painted-earrings2026-06-19https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/d3cefdfd-e792-48dd-95b9-a90983214f01-1781828478357.jpgThe Sacramento BeeJohn S. Huerta creates hand-painted earrings inspired by Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and in his studio at Placita MX on June 17, 2026. The midtown Sacramento plaza features Latino-owned businesses, murals, crafts and Indigenous healing practices centered on community, culture and artistic tradition.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/d3cefdfd-e792-48dd-95b9-a90983214f01-1781828478357.mp42026-06-19T00:21:21.81Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/hundreds-of-sacramento-residents-gathered-at-the2026-06-18https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/95b0f0eb-ff74-4adb-b53b-572e801a0020-1781807142539.jpgThe Sacramento BeeHundreds of people gathered at the California Capitol for a music-filled Juneteenth celebration hosted by the California Legislative Black Caucus on June 17, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/95b0f0eb-ff74-4adb-b53b-572e801a0020-1781807142539.mp42026-06-18T22:28:12.077Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-sacramento-county-board-of-supervisors-voted2026-06-17https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/1114485e-e025-4103-b731-d4df9a1a71e1-1781735476172.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Sacramento County Board of Supervisors voted June 16, 2026 to approve the Upper Westside Project. The project faces a long path to completion and a possible lawsuit.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/1114485e-e025-4103-b731-d4df9a1a71e1-1781735476172.mp42026-06-17T23:58:09.959Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-b-52-stratofortress-bomber-crashed-during2026-06-17https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/057971ea-4be8-452c-ab50-9a427f690fc0-1781728833505.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA B-52 Stratofortress bomber crashed during takeoff June 15, 2026 at Edwards Air Force Base, killing all 8 on board. The first victim of the crash has been identified as Lt. Col. Miles Middletonhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/057971ea-4be8-452c-ab50-9a427f690fc0-1781728833505.mp42026-06-17T21:48:11.14Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/richard-pan-a-candidate-for-the-7th-congressional2026-06-17https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/5b4e9100-339a-4480-a924-594f4fbe16a0-1781710224889.jpgThe Sacramento BeeRichard Pan, a candidate for the 7th Congressional District, speaks about protecting the Constitution from President Donald Trump during a new conference on June 16, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/5b4e9100-339a-4480-a924-594f4fbe16a0-1781710224889.mp42026-06-17T15:30:50.36Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-metro-fire-battalion-chief-chris2026-06-17https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/818cd6d8-64bd-48a4-8b33-a3e7979c9cbb-1781677976195.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento Metro Fire Battalion Chief Chris Vestal explains how prescribed burns are used to help reduce fire fuels and protect the environment from potential uncontrolled fires on June 16, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/818cd6d8-64bd-48a4-8b33-a3e7979c9cbb-1781677976195.mp42026-06-17T06:34:47.98Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/paul-ladeira-of-blue-ruby-farm-in-browns-valley2026-06-17https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/5e5e7989-ce18-42d7-9a8f-716a18d81871-1781677841598.jpgThe Sacramento BeePaul Ladeira of Blue Ruby Farm in Browns Valley shares the philosophy of the weekend bed-and-breakfast in June 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/5e5e7989-ce18-42d7-9a8f-716a18d81871-1781677841598.mp42026-06-17T06:30:43.744Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/dolly-partons-former-solvang-california-retreat2026-06-16https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/4fef56f8-c384-435e-934b-ff416a6b2772-1781646489030.jpgThe Sacramento BeeDolly Parton’s former Solvang, California, retreat is a 7-bed triplex with a “Wig Room." It's for sale for $1.995 million.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/4fef56f8-c384-435e-934b-ff416a6b2772-1781646489030.mp42026-06-16T22:06:32.049Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/with-summer-travel-ramping-up-many-people-are2026-06-16https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/329ed768-fa93-42f7-8c51-fbdd8f031b5e-1781642724497.jpgThe Sacramento BeeWith summer travel ramping up, many people are looking forward to long-awaited vacations. Depending on how far you're going, jet lag can set you back when you arrive at your destination.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/329ed768-fa93-42f7-8c51-fbdd8f031b5e-1781642724497.mp42026-06-16T21:07:08.224Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/gov-gavin-newsoms-return-to-office-order-for2026-06-16https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6279b34d-5808-477f-bdf1-4fff26b2456a-1781632299785.jpgThe Sacramento BeeGov. Gavin Newsom's return-to-office order for state workers goes into effect on July 1, 2026. Sacramento Bee reporter Will Melhado explains everything you need to know about the order.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6279b34d-5808-477f-bdf1-4fff26b2456a-1781632299785.mp42026-06-16T17:51:43.476Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-bee-transportation-reporter-madison2026-06-16https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/09bca3c4-f6c9-4c7b-bb8a-cf0899cb5312-1781561085257.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento Bee transportation reporter Madison Smalstig explains SacRT's decision to change the volume of its light rail alarm system on June 10, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/09bca3c4-f6c9-4c7b-bb8a-cf0899cb5312-1781561085257.mp42026-06-16T14:56:29.049Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-bee-reporter-veronica-fernandez2026-06-16https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/3d757d85-f20f-44de-9c64-03128302d1e2-1781560534750.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento Bee reporter Veronica Fernandez-Alvarado breaks down how much Californians are spending on OnlyFans on June 15, 2025.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/3d757d85-f20f-44de-9c64-03128302d1e2-1781560534750.mp42026-06-16T14:56:44.69Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/california-gov-gavin-newsom-takes-to-social-media2026-06-16https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/9e28fafd-57cd-4498-b4bd-57bd3fd29490-1781556545695.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCalifornia Gov. Gavin Newsom takes to social media to say the Department of Justice is investigating him and agents have contacted former staff, friends and his wife after months of Newsom antagonizing President Trump.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/9e28fafd-57cd-4498-b4bd-57bd3fd29490-1781556545695.mp42026-06-16T14:56:57.906Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-fifth-annual-capitol-city-tattoo-convention2026-06-16https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/ea3b4c39-951f-4b0c-a5e7-b216e947233b-1781482239234.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe fifth annual Capitol City Tattoo Convention was held at the DoubleTree by Hilton Sacramento in Arden Arcade on Saturday, June 13, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/ea3b4c39-951f-4b0c-a5e7-b216e947233b-1781482239234.mp42026-06-16T14:57:07.959Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramentans-took-to-the-streets-on-june-14-20262026-06-16https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/f99f3199-057f-4ef2-a1e7-30d2002050bb-1781478755914.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramentans took to the streets on June 14, 2026, for the annual Sacramento Pride Parade.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/f99f3199-057f-4ef2-a1e7-30d2002050bb-1781478755914.mp42026-06-16T14:57:16.898Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/switzerland-and-qatar-supporters-celebrate-before2026-06-14https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/b237af5a-86f5-4fbc-94ab-296856498cc4-1781417142025.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSwitzerland and Qatar supporters celebrate before the World Cup group stage game in Santa Clara on June 13, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/b237af5a-86f5-4fbc-94ab-296856498cc4-1781417142025.mp42026-06-14T06:05:43.912Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/caltrans-employees-anthony-coscia-and-tobin-hook2026-06-13https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/902b1168-ceca-452c-bbaa-cc6457f5b165-1781331737101.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCaltrans employees Anthony Coscia and Tobin Hook explain on June 12, 2026, the brave act that led earned them the gold Governor's Medal of Valor.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/902b1168-ceca-452c-bbaa-cc6457f5b165-1781331737101.mp42026-06-13T06:24:28.512Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-sacramento-rotary-club-honored-bob-cole-a2026-06-13https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/ff3034cc-f40b-4711-af36-0120ed005f19-1781311714905.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Sacramento Rotary Club honored Bob Cole, a past president, for his 75 years of membership in the organization during the club's weekly lunch meeting at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church on June 9, 2026. Cole is a 103 year-old Marine Corps veteran and businessman who served during World War II and the Korean War. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/ff3034cc-f40b-4711-af36-0120ed005f19-1781311714905.mp42026-06-13T00:48:36.953Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-west-sacramento-bottling-plant-which-closed2026-06-12https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/c0cc8fd1-7086-460a-9d72-b4d29a8b9ca1-1781308037739.jpgThe Sacramento BeeOperations resume at a West Sacramento bottling plant, once known as Manna Beverages beverages, under new ownership. The plant was acquired by Redwood Beverage Group from Manna Beverages in November. See the plant operations on June 11, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/c0cc8fd1-7086-460a-9d72-b4d29a8b9ca1-1781308037739.mp42026-06-12T23:51:06.189Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-tiktok-message-of-gratitude-from-yuba-city2026-06-12https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/eb99df44-d4f2-4bd1-bac4-edb152a41be9-1781284680680.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA TikTok message of gratitude from Yuba City McDonald’s employee recovering from hot-oil burns in alleged co-worker assault.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/eb99df44-d4f2-4bd1-bac4-edb152a41be9-1781284680680.mp42026-06-12T17:42:18.335Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/susan-stewart-owner-of-ice-cream-shop-licked2026-06-12https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/1d4e3e7c-077b-4c00-9978-a971ba9bca04.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSusan Stewart, owner of ice cream shop Licked, discusses on June 11, 2026, how her business has impacted Sacramento's Oak Grove neighborhood.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/1d4e3e7c-077b-4c00-9978-a971ba9bca04-1781226323990.mp42026-06-12T01:05:25.963Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/councilmember-eric-guerra-and-other-fans-attended2026-06-11https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/dee9e7a8-297e-4653-a8de-09ad103d9cf1.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCouncilmember Eric Guerra and other fans attended a watch party for the FIFA World Cup opener between Mexico and South Africa at Garden at the Line in Sacramento on June 11, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/dee9e7a8-297e-4653-a8de-09ad103d9cf1-1781221022546.mp42026-06-11T23:38:13.064Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/built-in-1925-a-brick-colonial-in-sacramentos2026-06-16https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781586916119.pngThe Sacramento BeeBuilt in 1925, a brick Colonial in Sacramento’s prestigious Fabulous 40s spans about 6,300 square feet with five bedrooms, five bathrooms, a full walkout basement and a top floor that once served as a ballroom.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/3ccc8c25-b440-4d1a-bd7f-5de7e0ba55ea-1781210492296.mp42026-06-16T05:15:28.313Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-state-coach-alonzo-carter-talks-about2026-06-11https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/b37ad165-5c8c-4bb4-be9e-fd9417084349.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento State coach Alonzo Carter talks about his high school football camp on the Sacramento State campus on June 10, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/b37ad165-5c8c-4bb4-be9e-fd9417084349-1781203950224.mp42026-06-11T18:52:32.985Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-2026-fifa-world-cup-is-kicking-off-in-the2026-06-11https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781199633781.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe 2026 FIFA World Cup is kicking off in the host countries of Mexico, Canada and the United States. Sacramento Bee reporter Camila Pedrosa explains all you need to know about the tournament.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/32ce4709-69e5-468f-879b-0ef33c821d8a-1781144247199.mp42026-06-11T17:43:27.846Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/seiu-local-1000-members-held-a-caravan-protest-at2026-06-11https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781199830596.pngThe Sacramento BeeSEIU Local 1000 members held a caravan protest at the California State Capitol in Sacramento on June 10, 2026, opposing return-to-office requirements for state employees. The demonstration highlighted concerns over workplace flexibility and remote work policies.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/581d6ba9-39b0-446d-a8f9-9a4e005cdfca-1781142640733.mp42026-06-11T17:44:07.551Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sac-metro-firefighters-battle-a-two-acre-grass2026-06-16https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781586896680.pngThe Sacramento BeeSac Metro firefighters battle a two-acre grass fire in South Sacramento County at Elder Creek Road and Bradshaw Boulevard June 10, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6dab70e8-27ae-4b7c-b49b-8387ee0b5387-1781133537917.mp42026-06-16T05:15:10.108Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/when-a-big-crime-story-breaks-the-court-updates2026-06-11https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781199864041.pngThe Sacramento BeeWhen a big crime story breaks, the court updates can feel like a different language: "arraignment," "bail," "plea deal." Here’s a quick guide to what those steps usually mean—and what comes next.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/e35a95ec-e52f-4f81-bfef-01acd2f3c76e-1781125556094.mp42026-06-11T17:44:51.122Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/community-activist-group-norcal-resist-hosted2026-06-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/ca17ae4e-688d-4105-8edf-a6697b613cb7.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCommunity activist group NorCal Resist hosted Sacramento's first ever cat tour on Sunday, June 7, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/ca17ae4e-688d-4105-8edf-a6697b613cb7-1781120853804.mp42026-06-10T20:06:18.616Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/footage-from-cal-fire-shows-the-impact-of-the2026-06-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781119567264.pngThe Sacramento BeeFootage from Cal Fire shows the impact of the Putah Fire in Yolo County near Winters in June 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/791c79b3-86fe-4f00-b859-dcfd502f504a-1781112991548.mp42026-06-10T19:26:23.463Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-45-m-arden-oaks-modern-estate-built-around-a-wpcp2026-06-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781119266036.pngThe Sacramento BeeA $4.5M Arden Oaks modern estate built around a mature oak offers ADUs, pool, sauna and pickleball plus RV and boat parking.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/02dd7a0b-77ad-48c9-a81a-ca96a71e1b8a-1781081768301.mp42026-06-10T19:21:18.341Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/california-gubernatorial-candidate-tom-steyer-hmmd2026-06-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6c2990d1-2784-4e39-8bd8-ec4b25c27ebf.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCalifornia gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer spells out his campaign in Election Night speech on June 2, 2026 in San Francisco.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6c2990d1-2784-4e39-8bd8-ec4b25c27ebf-1781081756113.mp42026-06-10T08:55:58.078Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-velocity-invitational-returned-to-sonoma-sh912026-06-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781119205924.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe Velocity Invitational returned to Sonoma Raceway in Sonoma after a one year hiatus. Reporter Camila Pedrosa gives a look at what to see at the event on May 30, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0eaca214-5a9d-46d2-838a-9b6d733d3825-1781081738034.mp42026-06-10T19:20:19.69Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/singing-protesters-force-a-10-minute-recess2026-06-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781119242712.pngThe Sacramento BeeSinging protesters force a 10-minute recess during a Sacramento City Council meeting on June 9, 2026. The council eventually approved its budget, retaining the vacant police positions that the demonstrators wanted to cut in order to restore other programs.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/c18aa77c-9554-4471-bc35-844048ad6a77-1781072145598.mp42026-06-10T19:20:56.605Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/take-a-look-inside-balance-beerworks-before-its2026-06-09https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/0a921f77-1a83-478e-af05-90252c101ff9.jpgThe Sacramento BeeTake a look inside Balance Beerworks before its grand opening on June 14 and 15 and learn what they are brewing in the former Device Brewing Co. space in Sacramento on Monday, June 8, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0a921f77-1a83-478e-af05-90252c101ff9-1781027707653.mp42026-06-09T17:56:46.61Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-sacramento-frontrunners-and-frontwalkers-a2026-06-09https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/de006636-f29f-4036-8c70-e51873caaf20.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Sacramento FrontRunners and FrontWalkers, a running group designed for members of the LGBTQ+ community, gathered for a morning run along the American River Parkway on Saturday, June 6, 2026. Founding members and new members discussed their history with the group. The FrontRunners and FrontWalkers also host the upcoming Pride Run during Sacramento Pride.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/de006636-f29f-4036-8c70-e51873caaf20-1781024366567.mp42026-06-09T17:22:12.286Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/three-peregrine-falcon-chicks-christina-annie-and2026-06-09https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781023670922.pngThe Sacramento BeeThree peregrine falcon chicks, Christina, Annie and Genevieve, stand together in their nest box atop UC Davis Health center on June 9, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/7ac5fbd0-7add-49aa-9d89-54f1d33cda7e-1781022389180.mp42026-06-09T16:48:04.792Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/reporter-sean-timberlake-checks-out-2026-tower2026-06-09https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/a205f7d1-9c8d-4fa0-8bb2-c6556d109067.jpgThe Sacramento BeeReporter Sean Timberlake checks out 2026 Tower Bridge Dinner chef Joe Pruner's upcoming restaurant, Bocce, on June 7 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/a205f7d1-9c8d-4fa0-8bb2-c6556d109067-1781020247992.mp42026-06-09T15:51:40.749Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-45-m-arden-oaks-modern-estate-built-around-a2026-06-09https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/3d5bcf2c-ab9b-459e-bff1-82017e6a9c5e.jpgThe Sacramento BeeA $4.5M Arden Oaks modern estate built around a mature oak offers ADUs, pool, sauna and pickleball plus RV and boat parking.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/3d5bcf2c-ab9b-459e-bff1-82017e6a9c5e-1781015998164.mp42026-06-09T14:43:29.106Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/ck-mcclatchy-becomes-the-first-scusd-school-to2026-06-08https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/bc0430eb-a4ce-4fc2-8f81-c8bf4e357b26.jpgThe Sacramento BeeC.K. 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E-bikes assist pedaling for easier commuting and hills at 20-28 mph, while e-motos are lightweight electric vehicles for off-road use, reaching up to 30 mph.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0873daee-1da9-436a-9728-2931f4cbb98d-1780688131399.mp42026-06-05T19:36:58.651Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-nook-bistro-wine-bar-an-east-sacramento2026-06-05https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/37380120-fb38-4fde-bd62-c56dc80c2cde.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Nook Bistro & Wine Bar, an East Sacramento neighborhood wine bar known for its Spanish wines, seasonal small plates, and rotating selection of tinned fish, on June 3, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/37380120-fb38-4fde-bd62-c56dc80c2cde-1780634995080.mp42026-06-05T04:50:09.919Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-56-acre-private-island-in-the-tranquil-waters2026-06-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781066799906.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe 5.6-acre private island in the tranquil waters off W. 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The facility serves cities from West Sacramento to Folsom. People tour the facility on May 20, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/5481c97d-f313-4ab4-a688-8f6dfdf45e1a-1780517957739.mp42026-06-03T20:20:41.871Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/elixart-owner-colter-merrick-serves-plant-based2026-06-03https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/eefddb5c-f951-44d3-857b-2d64eb63579c.jpgThe Sacramento BeeElixart owner Colter Merrick serves plant-based teas in Nevada City. He discussed California's kratom ban on May 28, 2026. Merrick says he hopes the state will create regulations allowing him to once again serve kratom tea.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/eefddb5c-f951-44d3-857b-2d64eb63579c-1780509594614.mp42026-06-03T17:59:57.43Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/steve-hilton-shows-off-the-symbolic-jacket-he2026-06-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781066830136.pngThe Sacramento BeeSteve Hilton shows off the symbolic jacket he wore when he spoke to supporters on Election Night in tight CA governor’s race June 2, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/f3c06dc7-fd95-4e2f-8be8-9861bca036b8-1780507020694.mp42026-06-10T04:47:20.53Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/mothers-voice-concerns-for-themselves-and-their2026-06-03https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/e6a9df17-2522-419c-b4ac-d707ccc76817.jpgThe Sacramento BeeMothers voice concerns for themselves and their young children on June 2, 2026 as a city-funded housing program shuts down in Sacramento, leaving them with nowhere to go.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/e6a9df17-2522-419c-b4ac-d707ccc76817-1780500165546.mp42026-06-03T15:22:48.182Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-county-supervisor-hopeful-flo-cofer2026-06-03https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/a07b467e-afea-4c9f-9473-220fe2b89532.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento County Supervisor hopeful Flo Cofer talks about early results on June 2, 2026 in the June primary election.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/a07b467e-afea-4c9f-9473-220fe2b89532-1780470100613.mp42026-06-03T07:04:18.095Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/gubernatorial-candidate-xavier-becerra2026-06-03https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/d8989a0e-9895-4aed-a560-fa9da4ec9759.jpgThe Sacramento BeeGubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra confidently addressed his supporters during a campaign party in Los Angeles on primary election night, Tuesday, June 2, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/d8989a0e-9895-4aed-a560-fa9da4ec9759-1780466336335.mp42026-06-03T06:01:25.393Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-city-council-district-1-incumbent-lisa2026-06-03https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/5e176348-5367-4fd7-9b68-c2e1bf32cf7e.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento City Council District 1 incumbent Lisa Kaplan on early results, friends and supporters during a June 2, 2026 interview in the primary election. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/5e176348-5367-4fd7-9b68-c2e1bf32cf7e-1780465423258.mp42026-06-03T05:48:43.131Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/progressive-sacramento-city-council-district-12026-06-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781066843582.pngThe Sacramento BeeProgressive Sacramento City Council District 1 candidate Jenn Chawla is challenging councilmember Lisa Kaplan. Chawla shares her views June 2, 2026 on Election Night.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/7d80885a-dd69-4528-92fd-52bea5af15a3-1780464046577.mp42026-06-10T04:47:34.126Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/independent-congressional-candidate-kevin-kiley2026-06-03https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/ab85bb14-30f5-428b-bcf4-4325d4614e77.jpgThe Sacramento BeeU.S. Rep Kevin Kiley, a former Republican running as an independent candidate for the 6th Congressional District, addresses supporters at Fourscore Coffee in Roseville on primary election night, Tuesday, June 2, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/ab85bb14-30f5-428b-bcf4-4325d4614e77-1780462692420.mp42026-06-03T05:01:55.778Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/i-can-meet-the-moment-us-rep-doris-matsui-said-as2026-06-03https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/58f0f1cb-7cb8-4796-bff8-b8b911f47c07.jpgThe Sacramento Bee"I can meet the moment," U.S. Rep. Doris Matsui said as she spoke to the press during her campaign party in Sacramento on primary election night on June 2, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/58f0f1cb-7cb8-4796-bff8-b8b911f47c07-1780462563413.mp42026-06-03T05:01:25.25Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/california-6th-congressional-district-candidate2026-06-03https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/22835034-3103-4e0f-a323-46fc8d41cd44.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCalifornia 6th Congressional District candidate Richard Pan talks results, his past successes, what’s next on Election Day, June 2, 20226.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/22835034-3103-4e0f-a323-46fc8d41cd44-1780461999383.mp42026-06-03T04:49:40.28Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/candidate-mai-vang-talks-about-her-solid-early2026-06-03https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6e0362ab-c156-411f-aedb-eb39f1851f7f.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCandidate Mai Vang talks about her solid early numbers coming in for race for California’s 7th Congressional District June 2, 2026 at The Lock & Key in Sacramento. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6e0362ab-c156-411f-aedb-eb39f1851f7f-1780459836531.mp42026-06-03T04:11:08.46Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-county-information-manager-ken2026-06-03https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/82db2691-a314-4f98-9677-30c7cd1e105c.jpgThe Sacramento BeeSacramento County Information Manager Ken Casparis explains how ballots are counted for the California primary election on June 2, 2026. https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/82db2691-a314-4f98-9677-30c7cd1e105c-1780446649000.mp42026-06-03T02:37:33.405Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/gubernatorial-candidate-xavier-becerra-talks2026-06-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781066866228.pngThe Sacramento BeeGubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra talks about possible legal action against Tom Steyer over political ad during a visit with supporters and volunteers in Sacramento on June 1, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/a230c8e1-9724-4834-85a3-4044ebb058b7-1780358112227.mp42026-06-10T04:47:58.592Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/secret-harbor-a-nearly-century-old-off-the-grid2026-06-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781066878579.pngThe Sacramento BeeSecret Harbor, a nearly century-old, off-the-grid Lake Tahoe compound set on about two acres of lakefront near Incline Village has hit the market for $18 million.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69d38c67-afba-4984-bb20-dedd21609a2c-1780355131248.mp42026-06-10T04:48:09.204Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/muralist-ian-wilkinson-paints-his-public-art2026-06-01https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/2aae21bf-0a2c-4559-a863-d341ef04563f.jpgThe Sacramento BeeMuralist Ian Wilkinson paints his public art series in Jazz Alley behind the Sheraton Grand Hotel in Sacramento, honoring four influential figures in the region’s hospitality and culinary community, on May 29, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/2aae21bf-0a2c-4559-a863-d341ef04563f-1780334790037.mp42026-06-01T17:55:35.155Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/pioneer-congregational-church-held-its-final2026-06-01https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780353883329.pngThe Sacramento BeePioneer Congregational Church held its final service at their L Street church on Sunday, May 31, 2026, after financial struggles forced them to sell the building.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/41851840-9807-41be-8dd7-be16a42a9b47-1780272976782.mp42026-06-01T22:44:55.038Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-velocity-invitational-returned-to-sonoma2026-06-01https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780353898632.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe Velocity Invitational returned to Sonoma Raceway in Sonoma after a one-year hiatus. Reporter Camila Pedrosa gives a look at what to see at the event on May 30, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/56c0c990-e05a-4fe8-aba2-de91ea01f94e-1780245457411.mp42026-06-01T22:45:12.003Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/ty-smith-discusses-his-new-role-as-the-sacramento2026-05-31https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780245078297.pngThe Sacramento BeeTy Smith discusses his new role as the Sacramento city historian on May 26, 2026. Smith is the former director of the California State Railroad Museum.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/278687fb-ecd7-4b73-87c3-3fde1e040d1d-1780209309398.mp42026-05-31T16:31:47.229Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/day-tripper-features-a-tropical-latin-american2026-06-01https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780353933520.pngThe Sacramento BeeDay Tripper features a tropical Latin American-themed bar designed to transport visitors without traveling.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/362095c9-f177-4b21-9855-c253aeb07628-1780119908571.mp42026-06-01T22:45:47.099Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/first-partner-jennifer-siebel-newsom-dances2026-05-30https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/e4994847-56b5-42ac-b937-fccdd5c465a7.jpgThe Sacramento BeeFirst Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom dances during an event celebrating Move Your Body, Calm Your Mind event at Street Soccer USA in Sacramento on May 29, 2026. The campaign celebrates physical activity and improving mental well-being.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/e4994847-56b5-42ac-b937-fccdd5c465a7-1780107398839.mp42026-05-30T02:16:40.223Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/california-gubernatorial-candidate-tom-steyer2026-05-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/582c1d48-3bf6-4601-850a-bf4053a8eabc.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCalifornia gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer speaks about his campaign during his bus tour in West Sacramento on May 29, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/582c1d48-3bf6-4601-850a-bf4053a8eabc-1780089380421.mp42026-05-29T21:16:22.96Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-sacramento-republic-fc-defeated-fc-tulsa-2-02026-05-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780092732092.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe Sacramento Republic FC defeated FC Tulsa 2-0 on March 7, 2026, at Heart Health Park in Sacramento.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6a35c16e-19a6-4d50-910d-763d837eb44c-1780069847581.mp42026-05-29T22:12:26.191Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/drums-were-beating-cheers-erupting-as-soccer-fans2026-06-11https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780092766058.pngThe Sacramento BeeDrums were beating, cheers erupting as soccer fans gathered in San Francisco, California, to team drawings to see who plays where during the World Cup in the group stages.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0171b432-8016-4407-aca9-1b3b8a048d56-1780069780102.mp42026-06-11T17:56:09.896Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/university-of-the-pacific-president-christopher2026-05-28https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/1552e26e-3ff2-4798-b936-0cc76f12bd03.jpgThe Sacramento BeeUniversity of the Pacific President Christopher Callahan and David Ziolkowski, CEO of Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Medical Center, announced their partnership to help create a new medical school on University of the Pacific's campus on May 28, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/1552e26e-3ff2-4798-b936-0cc76f12bd03-1780008859132.mp42026-05-28T22:54:49.257Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/capital-leaders-thrust-west-sacramento-into-a2026-05-28https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/9878876c-e03a-494b-87d1-ce14f4fce4fa.jpgThe Sacramento BeeCapital leaders thrust West Sacramento into a national contest to snag a Major League Baseball expansion team on May 28, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/9878876c-e03a-494b-87d1-ce14f4fce4fa-1780001238108.mp42026-05-28T20:47:55.179Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-san-francisco-giants-hosted-their-annual2026-05-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780092781639.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe San Francisco Giants hosted their annual FanFest at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento on Jan. 31, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/7ca69726-0e5a-438a-8bcd-ea85cbba782e-1779995516826.mp42026-05-29T22:13:15.918Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/terry-lynn-lawhead-steele-71-appeared-in-court2026-05-28https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/0927b06e-7440-4dbd-8a20-54fb83e5f134.jpgThe Sacramento BeeTerry Lynn Lawhead-Steele, 71, appeared in court for the first time on May 27, 2026, on a felony charge of being an accessory stemming from charges her brother, James Lawhead Jr., faces in a 35-year-old Placer County cold case. Her brother is accused of murder and kidnapping in the November 1991 disappearance and death of Cinthia “Cindi” Wanner.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0927b06e-7440-4dbd-8a20-54fb83e5f134-1779924644945.mp42026-05-28T00:16:29.736Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/gov-gavin-newsom-announces-new-efforts-may-272026-05-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780092797643.pngThe Sacramento BeeGov. Gavin Newsom announces new efforts May 27, 2026, to safeguard California’s elections from potential interference as threats from federal officials grow.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/79bcd297-6608-4c18-982a-03ca3a9e900b-1779920633184.mp42026-05-29T22:13:30.639Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/many-are-saying-elk-grove-sprinter-cy-lugo-is2026-05-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780092812444.pngThe Sacramento BeeMany are saying Elk Grove sprinter Cy Lugo is greatest in Sacramento. Watch him fly at a recent track and field event on May 16, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/4c809bcb-8468-41a4-b71b-5141f702f25a-1779913408216.mp42026-05-29T22:13:45.339Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/gurdeep-bains-ceo-of-cali-rays-sourdough-deli2026-05-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780092828428.pngThe Sacramento BeeGurdeep Bains, CEO of Cali Rays Sourdough Deli, talks about the new location of his sandwich chain in Galt on May 26, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/0294b811-3b31-4248-b888-695c0922a2fe-1779906790305.mp42026-05-29T22:14:00.982Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/assembly-minority-leader-james-gallagher-r-east2026-05-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780092902545.pngThe Sacramento BeeAssembly Minority Leader James Gallagher, R-East Nicolas, announces his proposal on Aug. 27, 2025, for a "two state solution," calling for California's inland counties to split off and form a new U.S. state.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/26eddac3-b23e-4d47-bd91-144168dc266a-1779895441869.mp42026-05-29T22:15:16.321Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-professional-womens-hockey-team-is-coming-to2026-05-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780092916788.pngThe Sacramento BeeA professional women's hockey team is coming to Northern California. Sacramento Bee reporter Camila Pedrosa tells us on May 26, 2026, where the new team will be playing.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/746e4cf7-7eaa-46be-9efc-f6de9f3750f9-1779821390059.mp42026-05-29T22:15:29.899Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/new-york-knicks-head-coach-mike-brown-who-guided2026-05-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780092933333.pngThe Sacramento BeeNew York Knicks head coach Mike Brown, who guided Cleveland to the Eastern Conference title in 2007, advances to the Finals for the second time on May 25, 2026. Photo: Ken Blaze-Imagn Imageshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/367053f6-3810-49a8-9c39-b04881e1e233-1779819743847.mp42026-05-29T22:15:46.535Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-county-deputies-found-c-4-incendiary2026-05-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780092947615.pngThe Sacramento BeeSacramento County deputies found C4, incendiary grenades and a smoke grenade in a home once owned by a former military demolitions instructor; EOD safely removed them.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/19056584-6139-418b-a15b-af8461c57fb8-1779813402754.mp42026-05-29T22:16:01.811Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/granite-bay-estate-near-sacramento-built-by-by2026-05-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780092967845.pngThe Sacramento BeeGranite Bay estate near Sacramento, built by by Higgins Construction, offers pond, pool, outdoor kitchen, 6,000-square-foot home, shop, office, and casita on 2.5 acres.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/898e0b2a-498e-4b4e-943d-3cab792adfac-1779767103340.mp42026-05-29T22:16:21.514Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-vietnam-veteran-phil-rios-eulogizes2026-05-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780092981298.pngThe Sacramento BeeSacramento Vietnam veteran Phil Rios eulogizes his friend Manuel Gines during a Memorial Day reading of the names of Californians killed in the Vietnam War on May 24, 2026. Gines was 21 when he was killed in Vietnam.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/8b86ecd9-51d4-4b22-be24-9edcd2a5ec95-1779659574173.mp42026-05-29T22:16:33.066Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/laura-bell-talks-on-may-11-2026-about-how-she-and2026-05-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780092996633.pngThe Sacramento BeeLaura Bell talks on May 11, 2026, about how she and her husband commissioned a chainsaw artist to convert a diseased tree into Butchy the squirrel.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/b35f1273-d81a-486b-83d5-dcc1b33aba5e-1779517202962.mp42026-05-29T22:16:52.179Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/davis-cyclists-ride-to-locations-of-cyclists2026-05-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780093011888.pngThe Sacramento BeeDavis cyclists ride to locations of cyclists killed – including UC Davis student Lincoln Sabini who died last month – in a memorial ride on May 20, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/5fc7e6cb-eacc-477a-996a-2466c62bb470-1779498836743.mp42026-05-29T22:17:07.029Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/students-from-the-largest-graduating-class-in2026-05-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1780093050348.pngThe Sacramento BeeStudents from the largest graduating class in Sacramento State's history attend ceremonies at Golden 1 Center on May 22, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/32252978-efed-481d-84d4-b8e011028b6a-1779494843285.mp42026-05-29T22:17:43.203Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/custom-1968-streng-brothers-mid-century-home-in2026-05-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1779400104192.pngThe Sacramento BeeCustom 1968 Streng Brothers mid-century home in South Land Park finds homebuyer after one weekend.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/bc98d5ac-7e4a-43bd-8ebb-bdbd471c304b-1779395276665.mp42026-05-21T21:49:18.309Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/jessilee-windhaus-the-owner-of-the-improv-comedy2026-05-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1779399564099.pngThe Sacramento BeeJessilee Windhaus, the owner of the improv comedy theater Haus of Comedy, teaches classes and holds rehearsals at Eagle Theatre in Sacramento on May 14, 2026, as the group looks for a permanent space.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/b5d1d129-041f-4186-a788-ba21259fb198-1779381913055.mp42026-05-21T21:40:50.529Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/in-ventura-county-california-the-sandy-fire-burns2026-05-22https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1779400061747.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe Sandy Fire burns more than 2,000 acres In Ventura County, California. The wildfire was 30% contained as of May 21, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/05675f9a-e3b4-4fa2-8859-c6894ef4c770-1779381223676.mp42026-05-22T16:13:43.773Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/tom-steyer-reported-payments-to-influences-as2026-05-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1779399862319.pngThe Sacramento BeeTom Steyer reported payments to influences as part of campaign finance filings. The state’s political ethics watchdog is investigating the campaign and a paid influencer for potentially violating a state law on political advertisements.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/d3563354-c3cb-4aeb-9ed2-bcbc1a4b4de6-1779322718569.mp42026-05-21T21:46:55.089Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/in-the-weeks-leading-up-to-the-election-incumbent2026-05-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1779399686644.pngThe Sacramento BeeIn the weeks leading up to the election, incumbent and long-time U.S. Representative Doris Matsui and her Democratic rival, Sacramento City Councilor Mai Vang, have been trading attacks. The Bee's politics editor, Lauren Chapman, breaks down the accusations on May 20, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/9b9b52f9-879f-49db-882c-e75c1d482f4d-1779322542014.mp42026-05-21T21:44:01.917Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/progress-continues-on-the-new-capitol-annex-in2026-05-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1779314951775.pngThe Sacramento BeeProgress continues on the new Capitol Annex in downtown Sacramento on May 6, 2026.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/53320e4c-de89-427f-a7a8-9b10af93da9f-1779309359063.mp42026-05-20T22:09:20.23Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-sacramento-county-board-voted-to-reverse-twin2026-05-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/9ff0bf88-92a1-456a-98a1-8beb973428fd.jpgThe Sacramento BeeThe Sacramento County Board voted to reverse Twin Rivers’ revocation, keeping Highlands Community Charter and Technical Schools open amid funding concerns.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/9ff0bf88-92a1-456a-98a1-8beb973428fd-1779305752457.mp42026-05-20T21:01:08.609Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/habib-salamah-gets-down-on-one-knee-on-stage-at2026-05-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1779310321301.pngThe Sacramento BeeHabib Salamah gets down on one knee on stage at the UC Davis School of Medicine commencement to propose to Alaa’i Alshabrawy on May 16, 2026 at the Mondavi Center.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/94f30694-8d55-4664-af7c-8fa6ceef11d6-1779303740528.mp42026-05-20T20:53:56.494Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/john-trujillo-executive-chef-at-mulvaneys-bl2026-05-20https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1779309952114.pngThe Sacramento BeeJohn Trujillo, executive chef at Mulvaney's B&L, shares his enthusiasm on May 18, 2026, for being able to serve wild salmon caught on the California coast after a three-year fishing ban.https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/75559424-7dab-41f7-a38c-7160b4f9d453-1779294822715.mp42026-05-20T20:56:52.696Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/smino-the-black-cat-challenges-the-world-record2026-05-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1779400568097.pngThe Sacramento BeeSmino the black cat challenges the world record long jump, according to Instagram user Alex Simphoukham, on May 13, 2026, in Sacramento,https://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/4c1fba7e-ba08-432c-9070-253f800f8077-1779290337514.mp42026-05-21T21:56:24.827Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-largest-home-for-sale-in-the-coveted2026-05-19https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6a0cd4417385e51aeed048ad_1779226375842.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe largest home for sale in the coveted Sacramento suburb of Granite Bay — rising three stories and spanning 12,000 square feet — commands a hilltop perch and imbues the quiet landscape with French chateau elegance. At 9300 Touchstone Court, first impressions say it all. “When you come down the court and see this house — a three‑story home on the hillside — it isn’t like anything else you’ve ever seen,” listing agent Samantha Gray of eXp Realty said. “It’s not your traditional Mediterranean home, it’s not the modern farmhouse you see every day. It is truly spectacular.” The sprawling estate — with six bedrooms, nine bathrooms — is on the market for just under $5 million. The home sits on 4.1 acres and comes with an additional 1.9-acre parcel. #realestate #luxuryhomes #granitebay,#mansions ✍️ David Caraccio 🎞️ David Caraccio & STEFDPHOTOhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6a0cd4417385e51aeed048ad_1779226375842.mp42026-05-19T21:32:56.52003Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/bee-food-and-dining-reporter-sean-timberlake2026-05-15https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6a0747a18e36f309c1e606da_1778873109889.pngThe Sacramento BeeBee food and dining reporter Sean Timberlake takes you to Land Park in Sacramento to discover Lola’s Lounge El Jardin de Elda — where a colorful back patio awaits for you to try Puerto Rican classics like pernil, empanadillas and tropical cocktails. This is part of our Bee Appetit series. #restaurants #PuertoRico #food #dining ✍️ + 🎥 Sean Timberlakehttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6a0747a18e36f309c1e606da_1778873109889.mp42026-05-15T19:25:10.689731Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/touting-the-states-dominance-in-industry-and2026-05-15https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6a07483f6c6360cd36674867_1778872911332.pngThe Sacramento BeeTouting the state’s “dominance” in industry and technological innovation, Gov. Gavin Newsom said in his final budget presentation as governor that surging revenues from the artificial intelligence industry allowed him to close California’s budget deficit for the next two years. Though revenue gains allowed Newsom to propose new investments in public education, his budget leaves open a likely legislative fight over healthcare funding for immigrants and low-income people facing new proposed eligibility requirements. Advocates said he didn’t offer nearly enough ideas to counter the gaping holes punched in social safety nets by President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans. Newsom described his proposal as keeping a promise to not leave his successor with a yawning structural deficit after the state’s spending has ballooned during his time in office. Much of that growth comes as a result of increases in the cost of providing healthcare to people on the state’s Medi-Cal rolls, as well as statutorily-mandated growth in public school funding. #GavinNewsom #Californiagovernor #budget #Trump ✍️ Kate Wolffe | Andrew Graham 🎥 David Caraccio | California Governorhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6a07483f6c6360cd36674867_1778872911332.mp42026-05-15T19:21:52.048553Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/when-it-comes-to-politics-its-rough-out-there2026-05-14https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6a04e3e6125790bc06e0b47d_1778774313760.pngThe Sacramento BeeWhen it comes to politics, it’s rough out there: There’s no clear favorite for governor in California’s top-two primary on June 2, and the list of statewide, congressional, judicial and local races and measures is seemingly endless. The Sacramento Bee has you covered. From candidate facts to campaign finance to our endorsements, we’ve created your one-stop shop for the June 2 election with our recently published voter guide. The guide includes candidate information, voter-registration information, maps and, in many races, candidate endorsements made by our McClatchy California editorial board. The board’s endorsement process is walled off from the newsroom, so it doesn’t influence our reporting. We see endorsements as a public service — regardless of whether you disagree with the board’s opinion. Our voter guide stories also delve into who’s funding the races, and in some cases include searchable campaign-finance graphics created by the nonprofit statewide news organization CalMatters. To check out the voter guide, go to sacbee.com/voter-guide. ✍️ and 📸: Chris Fusco #news #voting #california #election #campaignhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6a04e3e6125790bc06e0b47d_1778774313760.mp42026-05-14T15:58:34.519475Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/assembly-bill-3074-an-expansion-of-the-california2026-05-13https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6a04e3e955c5a404a9c379ee_1778708883663.pngThe Sacramento BeeAssembly Bill 3074, an expansion of the California Racial Mascots Act, was passed by the Legislature in 2024 and goes into effect July 1 of this year. It bars California public schools, except those operated by an Indian tribe or that have obtained the written consent of a local tribe, from using a “derogatory Native American” term in school nicknames or mascots. The Hiram Johnson Warriors and their use of Native American imagery throughout the Sacramento City Unified School District campus have come into the spotlight recently. The district’s trustees in a board meeting last week directed staff to initiate the process of removing offensive imagery from the campus as soon as possible. Hiram Johnson’s principal, Garrett Kirkland, defended the Warriors name as one that students and alumni take pride in and said the large mural in the school’s gymnasium depicting a Native American man wearing a bonnet and regalia is not offensive. To read more, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: Joe Davidson 📸: Hannah Ruhoff #news #nativeamerican #schools #education #mascot #sacramento #californiahttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6a04e3e955c5a404a9c379ee_1778708883663.mp42026-05-13T21:48:04.429536Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/colleagues-and-family-members-of-longtime-news2026-05-13https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6a04e3f5962860b3bee6a847_1778708592302.pngThe Sacramento BeeColleagues and family members of longtime news anchor Dick Cable gathered Saturday for his memorial service at The Invitation Room in Old Sacramento. They paid tribute to a veteran Sacramento newsman who set a standard for fairness, accuracy and a style of journalism that remains appreciated by those who knew him. Cable, who died Feb. 25 at 89, spent roughly 30 years as a News10 anchor until his 1998 retirement. To read more, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: Graham Womack 📸: José Luis Villegas #dickcable #memorial #news #sacramento #History #journalismhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6a04e3f5962860b3bee6a847_1778708592302.mp42026-05-13T21:43:12.988132Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/opinion-this-years-election-for-governor-of2026-05-13https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6a04e3f6ed99ccdc93652202_1778708419047.pngThe Sacramento BeeOpinion | This year’s election for governor of California barely resembles any of those within living memory. In decades past, a favored candidate or two would have emerged long before ballots went to voters, as they will this week. Now, six Democrats and two Republicans continue to fight it out. McClatchy Media’s California editorial board, which includes columnists and editors from The Sacramento Bee, The Modesto Bee, The Fresno Bee, Merced Sun-Star and The Tribune of San Luis Obispo, agrees unanimously on one thing: The next governor of California must be a Democrat. For us, that person is former Rep. Katie Porter. The majority of our board believes that Porter has the intellect, the understanding of the issues, the ability to communicate, see the big picture, and the boldness to fight the monied interests who need to be fought. She has the singular ability to uplift Californians struggling with how expensive and exclusive this state has become. We also believe that it is time that California elects its first woman governor, after nearly 180 years of electing men. To read more of the board's endorsement of Katie Porter, or to read its other endorsements, check out https://www.sacbee.com/opinion/election-endorsements/article315568587.html. ✍️: McClatchy Media’s California editorial board 📸: Marcos Breton #opinion #governor #election #california #news #democrat #politicshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6a04e3f6ed99ccdc93652202_1778708419047.mp42026-05-13T21:40:19.800422Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/after-an-explosion-tore-through-a-fireworks2026-05-13https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6a04e40649afadab42e50fdc_1778708247847.pngThe Sacramento BeeAfter an explosion tore through a fireworks warehouse in Esparto last July 1, killing seven workers, it prompted investigators from multiple agencies to descend on the small farming town to determine how it happened. Cal-OSHA, the agency charged with investigating workplace safety and finding out what happened, was one of the agencies on the site. Sources familiar with the investigation said Cal-OSHA’s team was repeatedly prevented from doing its job by Cal Fire, another state agency. According to multiple officials and emails, a unit of four arson and bomb investigators from Cal Fire’s Office of the State Fire Marshal — which regulates fireworks in California — told witnesses at times not to talk to Cal-OSHA investigators and did not provide documents vital to Cal-OSHA’s investigation. To read more of the story, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article315549181.html. ✍️ and 📸: Joe Rubin #california #esparto #explosion #crime #investigation #calfire #calosha #newshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6a04e40649afadab42e50fdc_1778708247847.mp42026-05-13T21:37:28.701921Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/two-californians-who-may-have-been-exposed-to-the2026-05-13https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6a04e3ddb127b10f3b3794e1_1778708081024.pngThe Sacramento BeeTwo Californians who may have been exposed to the hantavirus are back in the state — but they’re both asymptomatic, and health officials are urging residents not to panic. In all, four California residents were in contact with people infected on the cruise ship MV Hondius, including one Sacramento County resident, California Department of Public Health Director Erica Pan said in a news conference Monday. Two individuals have not yet returned home. ✍️ Ariane Lange 📽️ David Caraccio | Reuters | CDPH #hantavirus #cruiseship #publichealth #outbreakhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6a04e3ddb127b10f3b3794e1_1778708081024.mp42026-05-13T21:34:41.65705Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-man-allegedly-seen-on-doorbell-cameras-in-an2026-05-11https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6a01def2fb4a8c523fb9432d_1778535004852.pngThe Sacramento BeeA man allegedly seen on doorbell cameras in an Arden Arcade neighborhood approaching front porches while carrying what appeared to be a knife appeared in court May 5, 2026, for the first time after his back-to-back misdemeanor arrests, raising his voice and cussing during the proceedings. The man, Brian Tucker Mattson, 56 remains in the custody of the Sacramento County Main Jail following his arraignment, where he did not enter a plea. #court #crime #trespassing #Sacramentosheriff #neighborhoodwatch ✍️ Corey Schmidt 🎞️ Sacramento Sheriffhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6a01def2fb4a8c523fb9432d_1778535004852.mp42026-05-11T21:30:05.534308Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/in-an-address-at-the-california-water-agencies2026-05-11https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/6a01def99c19f8b38e0c21f5_1778534888333.pngThe Sacramento BeeIn an address at the California Water Agencies annual conference May 7, 2026, Gov. #GavinNewsom ridicules Donald Trump over the president's spigot remark and his #water policies. #California #Trump 🎞️ David Caraccio | California Governorhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/6a01def99c19f8b38e0c21f5_1778534888333.mp42026-05-11T21:28:08.92694Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/on-may-5-the-california-capitols-event-to-preview2026-05-08https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69fcb66131d106cae2ac6e09_1778270628854.pngThe Sacramento BeeOn May 5, the California Capitol's event to preview the Calaveras County Fair’s famed frog jumping competition hit its 50th year. Frog jumping is a uniquely California sport. It grew out of a late 1800s fictional story by the author Mark Twain — one credited with launching the writer’s career. Frog jumping’s Superbowl is the Calaveras County Fair, occurring later this month. A frog is set down upon a designated jumping point and from there, winners come down to the exertion of that frog to jump and jump far. At the fair, participants are not allowed to touch their frog once it’s set on the jumping off point and rely instead on shouts, whistles or menacing leaps in the frog’s direction to make it jump. At the Capitol, participants — which included journalists, lawmakers and members of their staffs — were allowed to poke and prod the frogs to get them to move. To read more, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: Andrew Graham 📸: Hector Amezcua #frog #frogjumping #news #feature #california #capitol #politics #animalshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69fcb66131d106cae2ac6e09_1778270628854.mp42026-05-08T20:03:49.491524Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/this-years-governors-race-is-unlike-any-in-recent2026-05-08https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69fcb66e1d1eeb0b6b57f4a1_1778270439895.pngThe Sacramento BeeThis year’s governor’s race is unlike any in recent memory. Less than two months ahead of the June 2 primary, voters have yet to coalesce behind a candidate for the top job in California. Sacramento Bee reporter Ben Paviour gives an update on which candidates are still in the race for California governor and what voters need to know about the race. ✍️ and 📸: Ben Paviourhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69fcb66e1d1eeb0b6b57f4a1_1778270439895.mp42026-05-08T20:00:40.405707Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/since-seven-people-were-killed-in-a-fireworks2026-05-06https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69fb5d9c2fd8e9fda35c078a_1778095168825.pngThe Sacramento BeeSince seven people were killed in a fireworks warehouse explosion in Esparto, Calif. last summer, The Sacramento Bee has published more than 30 stories examining the shadowy world of illegal fireworks, lax oversight and missed opportunities which led to the deadly blast. Sacramento Bee reporter Daniel Lempres gives a recap of the developments in the case since the July explosion and the reporting The Bee has done on it. For more coverage of this story, check out sacbee.com. ✍️📸: Daniel Lempres #explosion #esparto #fireworks #california #news #reporting #crimehttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69fb5d9c2fd8e9fda35c078a_1778095168825.mp42026-05-06T19:19:29.379385Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/someone-knows-who-this-is-officials-said-urging2026-05-04https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f8deb5c795b2f58362b9e3_1777924231763.pngThe Sacramento Bee“Someone knows who this is,” officials said, urging tips from the public. Bradshaw Animal Shelter is asking for the public’s help identifying a person of interest in the beating and death of a cat earlier this month in south Sacramento. The shelter said it happened April 21, 2026, in the 8500 block of Sun Florin Drive, near Florin and French roads in the Florin area of Sacramento, California. #pets #animalshelter #cat #surveillance 📹️ Bradshaw Animal Shelterhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f8deb5c795b2f58362b9e3_1777924231763.mp42026-05-04T19:50:32.304Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/hundreds-gathered-at-southside-park-may-1-2026-to2026-05-04https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f8dea889689af6d007260b_1777919434453.pngThe Sacramento BeeHundreds gathered at Southside Park May 1, 2026, to march to Capitol Mall and the John E. Moss Federal Building in Sacramento, marking the 20th Day Without Immigrants. ✍️ 🎥 RENÉE C. BYERhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f8dea889689af6d007260b_1777919434453.mp42026-05-04T18:30:35.105171Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/vegetarians-and-vegans-neednt-be-left-out-of-the2026-05-01https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f4be8c0892002db90d278e_1777649800526.pngThe Sacramento BeeVegetarians and vegans needn’t be left out of the fine dining experience at this restaurant, which offers a fully realized meat-free multi-course tasting menu. At Allora, the fine-dining Italian restaurant in East Sacramento, chef Deneb Williams begins his entire process with vegetables. “I was raised a vegetarian. My mom was a macrobiotic vegetarian my whole entire life. She still is; I only started eating meat when I started working in kitchens,” he said. “I do enjoy a steak every once in a while, but my passion for food is 100% about vegetables.” Allora offers three-, four- and five-course tasting menus ($99-$159) in its serene dining room. Rather than just having one vegetarian or vegan dish per course, Allora’s vegetarian menu is as fully realized as its ominvore counterpart, with multiple options to choose from — not just the requisite mushroom risotto. ✍️: Sean Timberlake 📸: Renée C. Byerhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f4be8c0892002db90d278e_1777649800526.mp42026-05-01T15:36:41.45348Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-sacramento-bee-has-been-consistently2026-05-01https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f4be7bf432ca370a3776a9_1777649137637.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe Sacramento Bee has been consistently delivering email newsletters featuring our top stories straight to your inbox. Now, The Bee is offering an expanded lineup of different newsletters, many of them for free, and switching up some of the times they are delivered to you. For our full list of newsletters and to sign up for them check out sacbee.com/newsletters. ✍️ and 📸: Chris Fusco #news #newsletter #sacramento #info #californiahttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f4be7bf432ca370a3776a9_1777649137637.mp42026-05-01T15:25:38.734Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/someone-knows-who-this-is-officials-said-urging-333o2026-05-01https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f4be7f6aba0a060529ce31_1777649025311.pngThe Sacramento Bee“Someone knows who this is,” officials said, urging tips from the public. Bradshaw Animal Shelter is asking for the public’s help identifying a person of interest in the beating and death of a cat earlier this month in south Sacramento. The shelter said it happened April 21, 2026, in the 8500 block of Sun Florin Drive, near Florin and French roads in the Florin area of Sacramento, California. #pets #animalshelter #cat #surveillance 📹️ Bradshaw Animal Shelterhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f4be7f6aba0a060529ce31_1777649025311.mp42026-05-01T15:23:45.82Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/on-the-one-year-anniversary-of-her-sons-death-7e5r2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f1295ee863cf22ab9315d8_1777495616587.pngThe Sacramento BeeOn the one-year anniversary of her son’s death, Allison Lyman couldn’t mourn in peace. She had found none after the vehicle crash, and she didn’t want state lawmakers to know peace, either. Lyman and a group of other women whose loved ones were killed in collisions organized a rally on the west steps of the California Capitol on the anniversary on April 23 to lambast the lax criminal penalties faced by drivers who kill people. To read more, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: Ariane Lange 📸: José Luis Villegas #California #traffic #transportation #news #government #protesthttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f1295ee863cf22ab9315d8_1777495616587.mp42026-04-29T20:47:00.388Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/when-the-covid-19-pandemic-launched-shutdowns2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129bd638b4314b5311265_1777495616587.pngThe Sacramento BeeWhen the COVID-19 pandemic launched shutdowns across the United States, Amanda Jensen, a Folsom resident, felt aimless. She was home alone all day, and when she wasn’t, she was hopping between waitressing and bartending in midtown. She was in $25,000 worth of debt and couldn’t pay her bills, Jensen recalled. It wasn’t the life she saw for herself. But an old love from her high school days came back: hand making jewelry. What was once a hobby during her teenage days at Vista Del Lago High School in Folsom became a serious career path. “At the time, I wasn’t really ready to take it seriously,” Jensen said, “I remembered I loved it so much, and I had always felt the calling to be a business owner again.” So, Jensen took a risk. While she said the world felt “so scary and uncertain,” due to the COVID-19 shutdown, she was determined to change her life. And six years later, she did. Jensen now owns Golden Hour Designs in Oak Park, a hypoallergenic jewelry and accessory shop and DIY craft lounge. What started as a side hustle selling crafts at farmers markets and online has now transformed in a whimsical storefront that offers jewelry making classes. To read more, check out sacbee.com?utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=youtube. ✍️: Emma Hall 📸: José Luis Villegas #crafts #shopping #diy #charmbracelet #sacramento #smallbusinesshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129bd638b4314b5311265_1777495616587.mp42026-04-29T20:46:57.891Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/after-a-fireworks-explosion-in-esparto-killed2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129bd08c645a55636a8a3_1777495616587.pngThe Sacramento BeeAfter a fireworks explosion in Esparto killed seven men last summer, their families stood in a Woodland courtroom on April 16 and, for the first time, told a judge what they have carried since that day. In emotional statements during a bail hearing, relatives described lives cut short and families left to navigate daily loss, urging Yolo Superior Court Judge Daniel McGuire to keep the defendants in custody as the case moves toward trial. The explosion killed seven people: Jesús Ramos, 18; Jhony Ramos, 22; Joel “Junior” Melendez, 28; Carlos Rodriguez-Mora, 43; Angel Mathew Voller, 18; Christopher Bocog, 45; and Neil Li, 41. They were remembered as fathers, sons and providers whose absence continues to shape their families’ lives. To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/community/yolo/article315395369.html. ✍️: Daniel Lempres 📸: Hector Amezcua #esparto #explosion #news #crime #court #californiahttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129bd08c645a55636a8a3_1777495616587.mp42026-04-29T20:46:57.732Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/dashcam-video-appears-to-show-ice-agent-shoot-at2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129ce170716500e6ec05c_1777495616586.pngThe Sacramento BeeDashcam video appears to show ICE agent shoot at car in Patterson, California. ICE said April 7, 2026 that an officer shot a man named Carlos Ivan Mendoza Hernandez near Interstate 5 in Stanislaus County. 🎥 Provided to The Bee ✍️ Graham Womackhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129ce170716500e6ec05c_1777495616586.mp42026-04-29T20:46:57.602Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-area-residents-were-treated-to-a-light2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129cbced7ecabb12ee64f_1777495616587.pngThe Sacramento BeeSacramento area residents were treated to a light show as a storm April 9, 2026 moved across the region around 9:30 p.m.. See the lightning and hear the thunder #weather, #lightning #storm #rain 🎥 David Caracciohttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129cbced7ecabb12ee64f_1777495616587.mp42026-04-29T20:46:57.513Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-new-nugget-markets-location-in-rocklin-calif2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129d18c4b79b319c3b375_1777495523526.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe new Nugget Markets location in Rocklin, Calif. opened April 15, the company's 100th birthday, at 1501 Whitney Ranch Parkway. The market is the anchor tenant of the new Whitney Ranch Retail Center, which is still in development. To mark the event, the market is celebrating with samples, food demonstrations — and its bakery’s new signature cinnamon rolls. The market is a new build and clocks in at 43,000 square feet, which is about standard for their markets. At the Rocklin store, massive displays of produce beckon you in even before you enter the store. Once through the door, you can continue along through the rest of the produce and meat departments to begin building your basket, or hook left to head to the deli counter, bakery and other prepared food options. To read more, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: Sean Timberlake 📸: Hector Amezcua #nuggetmarkets #nugget #california #grocery #shopping #food #newshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129d18c4b79b319c3b375_1777495523526.mp42026-04-29T20:45:24.41Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sean-timberlake-the-sacramento-bees-food-and2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129d14e758233fe4c4230_1777495523526.pngThe Sacramento BeeSean Timberlake, The Sacramento Bee's food and dining reporter, attended a preview dinner for Sacramento's latest restaurant, Aiona, on April 17. Aiona is the new project from husband-wife team Deneb Williams and Elizabeth-Rose Mandalou, who also own and operate Allora in East Sacramento. Allora serves three-, four- and five-course prix-fixe menus of upscale, refined Italian cuisine while Aiona will offer a broader, pan-Mediterranean palate with influences from Spain, Greece, West Asia and North Africa. Aiona opened at 11:30 a.m. on April 20 for its inaugural lunch service. The restaurant is well positioned to become a new anchor in the downtown dining scene. To read more about Aiona, check out . ✍️ and 📸: Sean Timberlake #news #aiona #restaurant #sacramento #food #foodie #california #dininghttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129d14e758233fe4c4230_1777495523526.mp42026-04-29T20:45:24.339Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/from-mushroom-stroganoff-to-10-course-tasting2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129d6803a6cb6f2b10fab_1777495523526.pngThe Sacramento BeeFrom mushroom stroganoff to 10-course tasting menus, Mother restaurant defines vegetarian dining in Sacramento. The current Mother at 2319 K St. in midtown is actually its second incarnation. The original Mother opened in 2014 on the K Street Mall, and became a much-beloved institution. It closed in 2020, shortly before the pandemic lockdown. Chef Mike Thiemann’s friend Robb Venditti was a fan of the restaurant, and after its closure the two began talking over games of tennis about bringing Mother back. When Venditti sold his catering company, it left him the money to reboot Mother. To read more about the restaurant, check out https://www.sacbee.com/food-drink/article315269175.html. ✍️: Sean Timberlake 📸: Renée C. Byer #mother #restaurant #vegetarian #vegan #food #sacramento #feature #californiahttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129d6803a6cb6f2b10fab_1777495523526.mp42026-04-29T20:45:24.196Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-ncaa-womens-basketball-tournament-will-play2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a384dab7d7b087f1681_1777495462194.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament will play championship games in Sacramento for the first time in 16 years. The tournament will be in Sacramento from March 27 to March 30, with six games played over four days. The Sweet 16, which is the third round of the tournament, and the Elite Eight, which is the quarterfinal round will be played at Golden One Center, and the winners of those games will move on to the Final Four, played in Phoenix this year. Sacramento basketball fans will have the opportunity to witness two teams move on to the Final Four. For more March Madness information, check out sacbee.com. 📸: Lauren Chapman #news #ncaa #basketball #marchmadness #womensbasketball #sports #sacramento #californiahttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a384dab7d7b087f1681_1777495462194.mp42026-04-29T20:44:24.15Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/carson-schmidt-a-skier-from-the-sacramento-area2026-05-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1779400252680.pngThe Sacramento BeeCarson Schmidt, a skier from the Sacramento area, was skiing with a friend at Palisades Tahoe on Feb. 18 — just one day after a major storm caused a deadly avalanche in the area — when he came across a man buried in the snow head first. Schmidt captured the moment they rescued him in a now viral video. On Feb. 26, 2026, Schmidt described the rescue to the Sacramento Bee. ✍️: Don Sweeney 📷️: Hector Amezcua, Carson Schmidthttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a3dbd471e4d849db44d_1777495462193.mp42026-05-21T21:53:58.399Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-convicted-gunman-killed-the-hostage-and2026-06-10https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1781066926736.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe convicted gunman killed the hostage and wounded two other people during the April 2023 police standoff at Mahany Park. https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/article315131672.html?utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=youtubehttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a2be83a4d842b26938c_1777495462193.mp42026-06-10T04:48:57.822Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/102-year-old-jim-tanimoto-is-the-last-living2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a3a1a45ed04260d31f4_1777495462193.pngThe Sacramento Bee102-year-old Jim Tanimoto is the last living member of a group known as the Block 42 resisters, a collection of Japanese Americans who refused to answer questions on a “loyalty questionnaire” that implied they, while incarcerated, had maintained allegiance to Japan. That was 1943, near the peak of World War II and partway through the forced confinement of nearly 120,000 people of Japanese descent, the majority of whom were American citizens. Their refusal to affirm what those questions asked of them resulted in their transfer to a separate nearby facility called Camp Tule Lake — the most populated and, by many historical accounts, the harshest of the internment camps — and earned them the moniker “no-no boys,” for their responses to those two loyalty questions. To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article314719510.html?utm_medium=social. ✍️: Jake Goodrick 📷️: José Luis Villegas #news #internment #california #immigration #immigrants #japan #tulelake #historyhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a3a1a45ed04260d31f4_1777495462193.mp42026-04-29T20:44:24.041Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/us-rep-ami-bera-d-elk-grove-spoke-to-the2026-05-21https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/thumbnail_1779400507655.pngThe Sacramento BeeU.S. Rep. Ami Bera, D-Elk Grove, spoke to the Sacramento Bee on March 2 about the war in Iran. Bera says he and his colleagues have a lot of questions for U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. For more coverage on the war, go to sacbee.com. 📷️: Hector Amezcua #news #iran #war #unitedstates #israel #california #politics #governmenthttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a1579e224237263eeae_1777495462194.mp42026-05-21T21:55:22.008Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/teachers-in-northern-sacramento-county-will2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a3aa7cd8392ff3cfc61_1777495462194.pngThe Sacramento BeeTeachers in northern Sacramento County will strike if they don’t reach a contract with their school district, potentially affecting 25,000 students across more than 40 school sites. At a rally before a Twin Rivers Unified School District meeting on Feb. 24, teachers union leaders announced that they would strike March 5 if an agreement is not reached by then. Around 95% of the unit’s 1,400 teachers voted earlier this month to authorize a strike. If teachers force a work stoppage it will be the first strike in the district’s history, which serves 25,000 students at more than 40 schools. To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/education/article314823166.html?utm_medium=social. ✍️: Jennah Pendleton 📷️: Hector Amezcua #education #sacramento #california #news #school #workers #strike #unionhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a3aa7cd8392ff3cfc61_1777495462194.mp42026-04-29T20:44:24.03Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-band-cake-hosted-a-concert-sunday-in2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a27bfa159599d3662bd_1777495462193.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe band Cake hosted a concert Sunday in Sacramento, the city where the alternative rock group formed, to fundraise in support of city Councilmember Mai Vang’s bid for California’s 7th Congressional District. Vang is running against longtime incumbent Rep. Doris Matsui to represent Sacramento, south Sacramento and parts of Elk Grove, El Dorado Hills, Placerville, Lodi and Galt. “I’m so excited just to be part of this and so proud to have the support of a band that sings truth to power,” said Vang, who was elected to the Sacramento City Council in 2020 and was the first Asian American woman on the council. “This is about supporting a progressive movement across our country, East Coast, West Coast, because it’s time for change.” To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article315149029.html?utm_medium=social. ✍️: Camryn Dadey 📸: Hannah Ruhoff #cake #music #entertainment #politics #election #sacramento #congress #concert #bandhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a27bfa159599d3662bd_1777495462193.mp42026-04-29T20:44:23.981Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/steve-hilton-a-former-fox-news-host-reacts-to-the2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a155c0a6818fbfc116f_1777495462194.pngThe Sacramento BeeSteve Hilton, a former Fox News host, reacts to the endorsement by President Donald Trump during a campaign stop in Sacramento on April 7. 📸: Hector Amezcua #politics #california #governor #news #sacramento #stevehiltonhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a155c0a6818fbfc116f_1777495462194.mp42026-04-29T20:44:23.855Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/two-years-and-two-weeks-have-passed-since-gov-qpb12026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129d7cdaa9d4ed09bc737_1777495462193.pngThe Sacramento BeeTwo years and two weeks have passed since Gov. Gavin Newsom issued his first return-to-office order, which directed state employees to begin working from government offices two days a week. Newsom upped the in-office requirement to four days last year, but subsequently postponed that mandate after facing steep push-back from state employees and labor groups. In the intervening time, unions have filed lawsuits, lawmakers have introduced legislation and state workers have continued rallying, all to push back against the governor’s mandate. On April 22, the state workers again vocalized their opposition to the governor’s telework policy during a march from the Capitol grounds to the headquarters of the California Department of Human Resources, leaders of which met with SEIU Local 1000’s bargaining team to begin negotiations for a new contract. To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/the-state-worker/article315489629.html. ✍️: William Melhado 📸: Hector Amezcua #california #workers #union #rally #news #sacramento #politicshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129d7cdaa9d4ed09bc737_1777495462193.mp42026-04-29T20:44:23.795Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/hundreds-of-sightings-of-the-streaking-meteor2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129db6b3bfed7cce4ed00_1777495431047.pngThe Sacramento BeeHundreds of sightings of the streaking meteor were reported just after 8 p.m. March 22, 2026 over California, Arizona and Nevada, according to the American Meteor Society. #meteor #astronomy #fireball #skies ✍️ Darrell Smith 🎞️ David Caracciohttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129db6b3bfed7cce4ed00_1777495431047.mp42026-04-29T20:43:51.366Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/wendy-bohon-is-a-trained-shakespearean-actress2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129dbfdfd288997c7d820_1777495408716.pngThe Sacramento BeeWendy Bohon is a trained Shakespearean actress who briefly worked in Hollywood after college. She is also earthquake geologist who helps lead earthquake work for the California Geological Survey. And she's also a TikTok star. Since early 2024, Bohon has been helping lead the state’s earthquake preparedness efforts as branch chief of seismic hazards and earthquake engineering for the state’s geologic agency. She plays a unique role for California as someone who blends doctoral-level scientific acumen with skill in communication and drawing an audience. Some of this is evident in her TikTok account drwendyrocksit, where she has about 55,000 followers . “Scientifically, I do it because I think it’s important,” Bohon said. “Personally, I do it because it scratches that itch. And then I also do it because I’m really interested in the data and how we can use it to be better communicators and get more science to the people that are interested in it.” To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/article314651388.html?utm_medium=social. ✍️: Graham Womack 📷️: Hector Amezcuahttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129dbfdfd288997c7d820_1777495408716.mp42026-04-29T20:43:29.2Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/former-sacramento-city-councilman-shahriar-sean-78wv2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129dce5a99f2bd0629146_1777495386529.pngThe Sacramento BeeFormer Sacramento city councilman Shahriar “Sean” Loloee pleaded guilty in Sacramento federal court on April 23 to fraud and money laundering charges after admitting to obstructing Labor Department investigators and cheating on taxes tied to his Viva Supermarket stores, as well as fraudulently collecting more than $1 million in COVID relief funds. Shahriar “Sean” Loloee faces a maximum of 59 years in federal prison on the seven charges against him. Sentencing is scheduled for Oct. 15 in Sacramento federal court. As part of Lololee’s deal, federal prosecutors agreed to recommend a prison term at the low end of the sentencing range, according to the court filing. To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/article315506975.html. ✍️: Darrell Smith 📸: Hector Amezcua #crime #sentencing #sacramento #news #california #courthttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129dce5a99f2bd0629146_1777495386529.mp42026-04-29T20:43:07.018Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-stretch-of-the-feather-river-known-for-its2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129e314170ad6186cb358_1777495369427.pngThe Sacramento BeeA stretch of the Feather River known for its access to recreation and history of flooding has been slotted as the future site of the first state park in Yuba County. Feather River Park, along the east bank of the river near Olivehurst, is one of three new state parks planned for the Central Valley that Gov. Gavin Newsom announced April 22 through an initiative called State Parks Forward. The nearly 2,000-acre park pitched for north of Sacramento was christened along with two more proposed parks: San Joaquin River Parkway in Fresno and Madera counties, and Dust Bowl Camp in Bakersfield. To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article315497950.html ✍️: Jake Goodrick 📸: California State Parks #parks #outdoors #statepark #california #newshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129e314170ad6186cb358_1777495369427.mp42026-04-29T20:42:49.963Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/liz-igra-has-been-telling-her-story-for-more-than2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129e7d1a147eb4c26a109_1777495355727.pngThe Sacramento BeeLiz Igra has been telling her story for more than 40 years. Igra, who is 91 and lives at Eskaton Carmichael, spoke to about 50 fellow residents on March 24 about how she and her mother fled the Holocaust in the early 1940s. To read about Igra's life and experience, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: Graham Womack 📸: José Luis Villegas #holocaust #survivor #news #sacramento #california #historyhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129e7d1a147eb4c26a109_1777495355727.mp42026-04-29T20:42:36.312Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/cesar-e-chavez-plaza-in-sacramento-has-hosted2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129f29627ee0e1d732035_1777495330457.pngThe Sacramento BeeCesar E. Chavez Plaza in Sacramento has hosted circuses, farmers markers, protests, concerts and more over 178 years. Now that sexual abuse allegations have been made public against the late civil rights and labor union leader Cesar Chavez, city officials support changing the name of the eponymous park in downtown Sacramento. To have your say in what the park should be renamed to, email the Department of Youth, Parks and Community Enrichment at or submit your ideas for a Sacramento Bee poll at . ✍️: Ishani Desai 📸: Ishani Desai, Lauren Chapman #cesarchavez #sacramento #news #california #cityhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129f29627ee0e1d732035_1777495330457.mp42026-04-29T20:42:10.855Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/maria-raine-the-mother-of-the-16-year-old-orange2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129f58e600ad4c03363e0_1777495319334.pngThe Sacramento BeeMaria Raine, the mother of the 16-year-old Orange County teen who killed himself last year after discussing his suicidal thoughts with ChatGPT, is appealing to California lawmakers to place additional regulations on AI “companion” chatbots. Raine, who filed suit against ChatGPT creator OpenAI in August, came to Sacramento to support two pieces of AI companion chatbot legislation lawmakers are putting forward. Senate Bill 1119 and Assembly Bill 2023 would require chatbot creators to make their products safer for children through design changes, parental notifications, and regular audits. The bills face broad industry opposition, and their movement through the California Capitol will likely be seen as a litmus test for whether states can reign in AI companies. The federal government has signaled it is not interested in putting regulations on the technology, but will not challenge states that do so in the name of child safety. According to Matthew and Maria Raine’s complaint, Adam Raine initially began using ChatGPT for homework help in 2024, but eventually began to rely on the platform for emotional support and advice with his suicidal thoughts. The complaint alleges that OpenAI had designed the chatbot to “assume best intentions,” which overrode its safety protocol when someone expressed desire to self-harm. The lawsuit is still moving through San Francisco Superior Court. To read more, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: Kate Wolffe 📸: Paul Kitagaki Jr. #news #AI #chatbot #california #law #legislature #governmenthttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129f58e600ad4c03363e0_1777495319334.mp42026-04-29T20:41:59.912Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/on-the-one-year-anniversary-of-her-sons-death2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129f6b7f8dcfad0ec87b7_1777495301130.pngThe Sacramento BeeOn the one-year anniversary of her son’s death, Allison Lyman couldn’t mourn in peace. She had found none after the vehicle crash, and she didn’t want state lawmakers to know peace, either. Lyman and a group of other women whose loved ones were killed in collisions organized a rally on the west steps of the California Capitol on the anniversary on April 23 to lambast the lax criminal penalties faced by drivers who kill people. To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/transportation/article315470983.html. ✍️: Ariane Lange 📸: José Luis Villegas #California #traffic #transportation #news #government #protesthttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129f6b7f8dcfad0ec87b7_1777495301130.mp42026-04-29T20:41:41.664Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/opinion-are-california-democrats-hitting-the2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129f6f2b16f49dd8c4d45_1777495279018.pngThe Sacramento BeeOpinion | Are California Democrats hitting the panic button too soon on the idea of a Republican become the next governor? Sacramento Bee opinion columnist LeBron Hill shares his thoughts. To read the full column, check out sacbee.com. ✍️📸: LeBron Antonio Hill #politics #opinion #california #democratshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129f6f2b16f49dd8c4d45_1777495279018.mp42026-04-29T20:41:19.615Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-former-natomas-high-school-student-was-fatally2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129f72ee9ed22186112d7_1777495265041.pngThe Sacramento BeeA former Natomas High School student was fatally shot April 10 on the South Natomas campus as school let out for the day, according to school district officials and the Sacramento Police Department. Police spokesperson Officer Anthony Gamble said the teen victim was not an active student at Natomas or Discovery but was on campus in an open area at the time of the shooting. The victim’s identity was not released pending notification by the Sacramento County Coroner’s Office. Gamble said the victim attended a “nearby school,” but declined to elaborate as officers continued the search for the shooting suspect, who he said is a Natomas High student. The motive of the shooting remained under investigation, though authorities said the victim was intentionally targeted. Police and other law enforcement responded to the campus and the nearby Natomas Village Apartments across the street, near San Juan Avenue. According to radio dispatches reviewed by The Sacramento Bee, the search for a suspect quickly focused on the apartment complex, with teams of officers scouring the area. Dozens of people gathered outside the apartment complex, their numbers stretching along the campus lawn and into the street. They included a trio of women crying out for the person sought by police to surrender. “Put your hands up. Your mama’s right here. Come on out. Put your hands up,” one of the women pleaded as another woman sobbed beside her. “They’ve got guns everywhere. Come out, man.” To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/article315374048.html. ✍️: Darrell Smith 📸: Paul Kitagaki Jr. #news #crime #shooting #sacramento #natomas #californiahttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129f72ee9ed22186112d7_1777495265041.mp42026-04-29T20:41:05.607Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-snowfall-gave-snowpack-at-kirkwood-mountain2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129fa20ef0780b3e3b5a1_1777495252827.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe snowfall gave snowpack at Kirkwood Mountain Resort a boost, improving snow coverage even as resorts approach scheduled closing dates. #weather #skiing #LakeTahoe #skiresorts ✍️ David Caraccio 🎬️ Kirkwood Mountain Resortshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129fa20ef0780b3e3b5a1_1777495252827.mp42026-04-29T20:40:53.156Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/opinion-in-the-june-california-primary-election2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129fd4ab323f9cd95cba0_1777495239073.pngThe Sacramento BeeOpinion | In the June California primary election, Rep. Doris Matsui will not be endorsed by The Sacramento Bee for California's 7th congressional district. Marcos Breton, The Bee's opinion editor, explains why. To read his full column, check out . ✍️📸: Marcos Breton #opinion #dorismatsui #politics #california #congresshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129fd4ab323f9cd95cba0_1777495239073.mp42026-04-29T20:40:39.364Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/when-californias-free-online-community-college2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f129fd7e266133351afd3f_1777495226750.pngThe Sacramento BeeWhen California’s free online community college, Calbright, announced a new partnership with Western Governors University in January, the message was simple: Working adults who start with a certificate could turn that training into a bachelor’s degree and a better-paying career. Under the partnership, Californians who earn workforce-aligned certificates at Calbright could apply them toward WGU degrees in technology, health care and other fields. For adults whose education was interrupted by work, caregiving or financial barriers, the collaboration offers a ladder back into higher education that California needs. Too many working adults start training programs, then stall before achieving degrees that unlock higher pay. But the announcement also raised a question California struggles to answer: Do these certificate programs actually lead to higher wages? To read more of Cathie Anderson's column, check out sacbee.com. 📸: Cathie Anderson #opinion #california #education #communitycollegehttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f129fd7e266133351afd3f_1777495226750.mp42026-04-29T20:40:27.386197Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/daniel-serafini-the-ex-mlb-pitcher-convicted-of2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a0a57a1e2acdd03626d_1777495129303.pngThe Sacramento BeeDaniel Serafini, the ex-MLB pitcher convicted of shooting his in-laws in a 2021 murder-burglary at their Homewood residence near Lake Tahoe, was committed to life without parole after his sentencing on Feb. 27 in Placer Superior Court. Jurors in July convicted Daniel Serafini, 51, of first-degree murder in the death of his father-in-law, Gary Spohr, 70, and found the former pitcher guilty of attempted murder in the shootings that severely wounded his mother-in-law, Wendy Wood, 68. Serafini reportedly hated his wife’s wealthy parents, Placer prosecutors said, telling friends that he would offer $20,000 to whoever would carry out their killings. Ultimately, Serafini took the task into his own hands. To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/article314866341.html?utm_medium=social. ✍️: Darrell Smith 📷️: Hector Amezcua #news #mlb #baseball #crime #serafini #california #laketahoe #sportshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a0a57a1e2acdd03626d_1777495129303.mp42026-04-29T20:38:50.195274Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-county-resident-carl-wilson-set-out2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a11d742d388f73db5d0_1777495021127.pngThe Sacramento BeeSacramento County resident Carl Wilson set out with his camera above Lake Natoma when he spotted bald eagles working the shoreline, capturing close-up video of the raptors in action. More wildlife footage followed. Among the most striking of his recent clips: male rattlesnakes performing a combat dance for dominance just off the bike trail on the north side of the lake. #wildlife #wildlifephotogrpahy#eagles #rattlesnakes ✍️ David Caraccio 🎥 Carl Wilsonhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a11d742d388f73db5d0_1777495021127.mp42026-04-29T20:37:01.738Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/social-media-famous-pig-merlin-is-best-known-for2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a1172b5a909a141d15a_1777495006915.pngThe Sacramento BeeSocial media famous pig, Merlin, is best known for his content pressing buttons that play recordings asking for treats, kisses and more. His propeller hat has become a signature look for the pig — a 4-year-old Vietnamese potbelly — who has more than 1 million followers on Instagram, a surprisingly hefty vocabulary and a Guinness World Record. For four years, Sacramentan Mina Alali has been posting photos and videos of Merlin on Instagram. The pet pig quickly went viral with videos of him learning how to speak using buttons that, when pressed, play a recording of a word or phrase. He now has over 30 buttons he presses to ask for treats, to go outside and to share his thoughts. Alali said adopting the pig was one of the best decisions she has ever made. Merlin has not only provided companionship and allowed his mom the opportunity to be self-employed through social media — but he also brought his family together. “He’s pretty much the best thing that’s ever happened to me,” Alali said. “Next to my fiancé.” To read more about Merlin and Alali, check out https://www.sacbee.com/entertainment/article315280995.html. ✍️: Camila Pedrosa 📸: Paul Kitagaki Jr. #pig #animal #merlinthepig #sacramento #californiahttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a1172b5a909a141d15a_1777495006915.mp42026-04-29T20:36:47.626952Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-light-snow-flurries-in-the-tahoe-area-this2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a3ecace7b886805b414_1777494511602.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe light snow flurries in the Tahoe area this week after a spell of record-setting March heatwaves across California were not enough to reverse the damage. California’s water officials gathered at Philips Station near Lake Tahoe on April 1 to measure what is typically the winter’s peak snowpack. Instead, they found only thin, patchy snow and no measurable snow, marking the second-lowest April 1 snowpack in 75 years. At the Phillips Station snow survey site, much of the field had been reduced to wet, matted grass. From the remaining patchy snow, the Department of Water Resources officials were not able to obtain any measurable snowpack using their survey pole. The devastating final snow survey of the season at Phillips Station aligned with a broader snow drought trend across the state, with the statewide snowpack remaining far below average at 18%. To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article315172726.html. ✍️: Chaewon Chung 📸: David Caraccio, DWR #weather #environment #california #snow #water #news #laketahoehttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a3ecace7b886805b414_1777494511602.mp42026-04-29T20:28:32.37976Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-small-group-of-protesters-gathered-at-an-elk2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a3ecf0d50c40c550412_1777494425349.pngThe Sacramento BeeA small group of protesters gathered at an Elk Grove Unified School District meeting on March 3 to urge the board to reject a resolution to recognize Transgender Day of Visibility. The protesters were led by Beth Bourne, one of the most prominent anti-trans activists in the state. Bourne is the chair of the Yolo County’s chapter of Moms for Liberty, a nonprofit that describes itself as advocating for parental rights. To read more, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: Camryn Dadey 📷️: José Luis Villegas #elkgrove #sacramento #transdayofvisibility #california #newshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a3ecf0d50c40c550412_1777494425349.mp42026-04-29T20:27:06.512206Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/maria-de-jesus-estrada-juarez-the-sacramento2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a3ebfe05906156b9c45_1777494286327.pngThe Sacramento BeeMaria de Jesus Estrada Juarez, the Sacramento mother who returned to the U.S. on March 30 after a federal judge found her deportation unlawful, will continue her legal fight against the government. Back in Sacramento on March 31, Estrada Juarez said she has appealed the federal government’s denial of her green card application — the first step in what ultimately resulted in her deportation nearly six weeks ago. “I will not give up on my future or my family,” she said, hours after flying back to the capital region. To read more, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: Mathew Miranda 📸: Hector Amezcua #news #deportation #immigration #sacramento #california #mexicohttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a3ebfe05906156b9c45_1777494286327.mp42026-04-29T20:24:47.114Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-california-museum-inducts-its-class-of-20262026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a3e2cadbd3fa63bb8a9_1777494275348.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe California Museum inducts its Class of 2026 Hall of Fame members March 19, 2026 at its annual gala. Among them: Hollywood stars Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis, Olympic athletes Carl Lewis and Janet Evans, pioneering sushi chef Nobuyuki Matsuhisa, scientist and author Riane Eisler, author Terry McMillan and America’s first all-women mariachi ensemble — the Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles. Legendary California politician John Burton was posthumously inducted. ✍️ Andrew Graham 🎞️ Hannah Ruhoff | David Caracciohttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a3e2cadbd3fa63bb8a9_1777494275348.mp42026-04-29T20:24:36.33429Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/one-woman-filed-47-lawsuits-against-small2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a44fcb17867ef47ed0a_1777494264699.pngThe Sacramento BeeOne woman filed 47 lawsuits against small businesses and eateries in Sacramento since March 2023. She alleges the businesses have violated the Americans with Disabilities Act, a 1990 civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities. She is just one of many serial litigants filing lawsuits over alleged violations like inaccessible seating or bathrooms that are too small. Critics say lawyers who file these cases are taking advantage of a well-intentioned law and that California’s legal landscape has made it a hotbed for “predatory” ADA lawsuits. Disability rights advocates say there’s no excuse for not following the federal mandate 35 years after its passage and that these lawsuits identify real harms. Two competing efforts in the California Legislature are aiming to inoculate businesses against having to immediately pay damages, but both face a steep road to passage. Listen as reporter Kate Wolffe, who wrote about the issue, breaks it down. To read more, check out sacbee.com. 📸✍️: Kate Wolffe #disabilities #legislature #lawsuit #government #politics #news #california #sacramentohttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a44fcb17867ef47ed0a_1777494264699.mp42026-04-29T20:24:25.615Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramento-is-all-over-the-latest-seasonal-drinks2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a44dfd1438a447e9a21_1777494258579.pngThe Sacramento BeeSacramento is all over the latest seasonal drinks menu at Billy Ngo’s Kru Contemporary Japanese Cuisine in East Sacramento. The Japanese restaurant’s beverage director, Jose Carrasco, has been putting together themed seasonal drinks menus since coming to Kru in 2022. To kick off 2026, Carrasco and art partner Ben Della Rosa took a deep dive into some of the City of Trees’ iconic locations throughout history and created a signature cocktail menu in honor of them. Carrasco shows how he makes one of the drinks from the list: a cocktail celebrating The Sacramento Bee. To read more, check out sacbee.com. ✍️ and 📷️: Camila Pedrosa #sacramento #kru #drinks #cocktails #bar #restaurant #foodiehttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a44dfd1438a447e9a21_1777494258579.mp42026-04-29T20:24:19.371Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/teachers-from-natomas-unified-school-district2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a46b52db497ccaae16d_1777494251328.pngThe Sacramento BeeTeachers from Natomas Unified School District went on strike on March 10, becoming the second group of Sacramento-area teachers in a week to take to picket lines. Hundreds of people demonstrated and marched near campuses while classes continued with substitutes. Teachers followed through on a strike plan after negotiations with the district stalled, days after teachers for the 25,000-student Twin Rivers Unified School District went on a strike. The Twin Rivers teachers strike was in its fourth day with bargaining talks resuming Tuesday afternoon at the request of Assemblymember Maggy Krell, D-Sacramento. Teachers and officials for the 17,000-student Natomas district have been unable to agree on pay, benefits and staffing levels for school support staff. To read more, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: Annika Merrilees , Emma Hall and Graham Womack 📸: Renée C. Byer #education #strike #schools #union #sacramento #labor #teachers #newshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a46b52db497ccaae16d_1777494251328.mp42026-04-29T20:24:12.015Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/members-of-twin-rivers-united-educators-or-true2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a47b92fd0c168aa4d1c_1777494242474.pngThe Sacramento BeeMembers of Twin Rivers United Educators, or TRUE, began a strike on March 5. It is the first for teachers in the history of the Twin Rivers Unified School District. The work stoppage meant that 25,000 students across 49 schools in Sacramento, North Highlands and Rio Linda went without their regular teachers. Union leaders say they are fighting for improved compensation, fully paid employer healthcare and smaller class sizes. Thursday was a momentous day for the district, with teachers demonstrating at campuses, the district calling for a return to negotiations for union leaders and parents trying to determine whether to send their children to school as substitutes handled classroom duties. The strike is expected to continue Friday. To read more, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: Jennah Pendleton, Annika Merrilees and Graham Womack 📷️: Renée C. Byer #sacramento #teachers #strike #union #workers #california #education #newshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a47b92fd0c168aa4d1c_1777494242474.mp42026-04-29T20:24:03.695878Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/carlos-ivan-mendoza-hernandez-the-man-shot-by-ice2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a4891713e735d15beb3_1777494145557.pngThe Sacramento BeeCarlos Ivan Mendoza Hernandez, the man shot by ICE on April 7 when he allegedly weaponized his SUV while attempting to flee, was acquitted of homicide in El Salvador, his attorney said. Documents by the Salvadorian government confirm he was accused of aggravated homicide against a man named Christopher Alexander Melgar Duran but was acquitted in 2019. Immigration lawyer Patrick Kolasinski, who’s representing Patterson resident Hernandez and his family, held a news conference at his Modesto office Wednesday morning. The attorney said neither he nor Hernandez’s fiancee — who joined Kolasinski at the conference and was identified only as Cindy — has been allowed to talk with the man. Hernandez was taken to Doctors Medical Center in Modesto on Tuesday for treatment, and the only report given on his condition is that he’s “stable.” To read more, check out sacbee.com or modbee.com. ✍️: Kathleen Quinn 📸: Hector Amezcua #ice #immigration #law #attorney #california #modesto #shootinghttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a4891713e735d15beb3_1777494145557.mp42026-04-29T20:22:26.536102Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/opinion-in-1991-marcos-breton-the-sacramento-bees2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a49a15346d2fea3800d_1777494030782.pngThe Sacramento BeeOpinion | In 1991, Marcos Breton, the Sacramento Bee's opinion editor, met Cesar Chavez, the iconic American labor leader who was recently accused of sexual abuse. In his column on March 18, Breton describes his impression of Chavez and his thoughts on the new allegations surrounding Chavez. To read his full column, check out . ✍️: Marcos Breton 📸: Marcos Breton, Hannah Ruhoff #opinion #cesarchavez #california #labor #farmworkers #news #crime #sacramentohttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a49a15346d2fea3800d_1777494030782.mp42026-04-29T20:20:31.427741Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/an-emotional-reunion-unfolded-outside-the-san2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a42e7ce465fed97e1ff_1777493654958.pngThe Sacramento BeeAn emotional reunion unfolded outside the San Ysidro pedestrian crossing on March 30 as Maria de Jesus Estrada Juarez, who has DACA status, was reunited with her daughter, Damaris Bello, seconds after Estrada Juarez returned to the U.S. on humanitarian parole. Forty days earlier, Bello had watched immigration agents arrest her mother at a routine green card appointment in downtown Sacramento. Estrada Juarez was deported to Mexico by the next morning. What followed was a weekslong, nationwide effort to bring back the 42-year-old mother, whose removal sparked outcry from federal, state and local officials, including in testimony at a U.S. Senate congressional hearing. Last week, following a federal lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security, a judge ordered the U.S. government to return Estrada Juarez in seven days. On Monday, the deadline, Immigration and Customs Enforcement finally granted her permission to reenter. The move makes Estrada Juarez one of the few people to be allowed back into the country after a deportation during President Donald Trump’s second term, according to immigration experts. To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/california/article315245267.html. ✍️: Mathew Miranda 📸: Hector Amezcua #immigration #mexico #deportation #news #california #sacramento #reunionhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a42e7ce465fed97e1ff_1777493654958.mp42026-04-29T20:14:15.594503Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/former-sacramento-city-councilman-shahriar-sean2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a94d941488c7ecc9068_1777489420973.pngThe Sacramento BeeFormer Sacramento city councilman Shahriar “Sean” Loloee pleaded guilty in Sacramento federal court on April 23 to fraud and money laundering charges after admitting to obstructing Labor Department investigators and cheating on taxes tied to his Viva Supermarket stores, as well as fraudulently collecting more than $1 million in COVID relief funds. Shahriar “Sean” Loloee faces a maximum of 59 years in federal prison on the seven charges against him. Sentencing is scheduled for Oct. 15 in Sacramento federal court. As part of Lololee’s deal, federal prosecutors agreed to recommend a prison term at the low end of the sentencing range, according to the court filing. To read more, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: Darrell Smith 📸: Hector Amezcua #crime #sentencing #sacramento #news #california #courthttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a94d941488c7ecc9068_1777489420973.mp42026-04-29T19:03:44.438715Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/two-years-and-two-weeks-have-passed-since-gov2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a71a9d776ba86959461_1777489420973.pngThe Sacramento BeeTwo years and two weeks have passed since Gov. Gavin Newsom issued his first return-to-office order, which directed state employees to begin working from government offices two days a week. Newsom upped the in-office requirement to four days last year, but subsequently postponed that mandate after facing steep push-back from state employees and labor groups. In the intervening time, unions have filed lawsuits, lawmakers have introduced legislation and state workers have continued rallying, all to push back against the governor’s mandate. On April 22, the state workers again vocalized their opposition to the governor’s telework policy during a march from the Capitol grounds to the headquarters of the California Department of Human Resources, leaders of which met with SEIU Local 1000’s bargaining team to begin negotiations for a new contract. To read more, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: William Melhado 📸: Hector Amezcua #california #workers #union #rally #news #sacramento #politicshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a71a9d776ba86959461_1777489420973.mp42026-04-29T19:03:45.16072Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/the-man-who-shot-and-killed-former-public-radio2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a57bf8275c320237b01_1777489420973.pngThe Sacramento BeeThe man who shot and killed former public radio executive Charles Starzynski during a daylight robbery outside an East Sacramento tennis club in 2022 will spend the rest of his life in prison for the murder, a Sacramento Superior Court judge ruled on April 10. DeSean Leon Brasser Jr., shot Staryzynski at close range Oct. 20, 2022, as he reached into the trunk of his car outside the Sutter Lawn Tennis Club in East Sacramento. Sacramento County prosecutors said Brasser tracked the man from a bank’s automatic teller to the club at 39th and N streets, where he snatched a cash bag and shot Starzynski in the head. Alexander Asterlin, the defense attorney, said Brasser showed remorse and was ready to apologize for Starzynski’s killing, saying the murder was not planned and was committed out of panic. Brasser interrupted his attorney. “I didn’t do anything to be sorry for,” Brasser said. “I’m not a ‘sorry’ person.” To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/article315371391.html ✍️: Darrell Smith 📸: Renée C. Byer #crime #court #justice #sentencing #sacramento #news #courtroom #californiahttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a57bf8275c320237b01_1777489420973.mp42026-04-29T19:03:43.623921Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/on-april-10-yolo-county-prosecutors-unveiled2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a51d8ea57a62fea3258_1777489420973.pngThe Sacramento BeeOn April 10, Yolo County prosecutors unveiled sweeping grand jury indictments charging seven men and one woman in connection with a July 1, 2025, warehouse explosion near Esparto, Calif. that killed seven people and was tied to an alleged “massive” illegal fireworks importation, manufacturing and sales operation. Five of the men face second-degree murder charges, accusing them of being criminally responsible for the deaths of workers killed when fireworks ignited at a rural compound at County Roads 23 and 86A just days before the Fourth of July. At a news conference in Woodland following a monthslong investigation, prosecutors described the site as a “hub of illegal fireworks,” alleging the group repurposed and sold explosives marketed across California as consumer-grade fireworks under the guise of a legal display fireworks business well known across Northern California. The indictment — handed up 276 days after the blast and unsealed the day all eight were arrested — alleges what prosecutors called “a decadelong conspiracy ... to construct a massive and illegal fireworks and explosives operation” in Yolo County. To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/article315363201.html. ✍️: Daniel Lempres , Joe Rubin and Madison Smalstig 📸: Hector Amezcua #crime #explosion #california #indictment #arrests #newshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a51d8ea57a62fea3258_1777489420973.mp42026-04-29T19:03:43.183Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/mona-heflin-71-a-sacramento-resident-is-searching2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a4ec56ff823d7bf6530_1777489420973.pngThe Sacramento BeeMona Heflin, 71, a Sacramento resident, is searching for a new home for her beloved 22-year-old tortoise, Slim Shady. The longtime pet could live up to 150 years — outliving her — so she's making the decision of finding him a new home to ensure his long-term care. Heflin's husband died in 2018, she takes care of an adult son with diabetes and she has her own health issues. She said she has an aortic aneurysm and blocked arteries and is reluctant to have the bypass surgery she needs. She needs the joy her tortoise brings, but not the trouble. Slim Shady needs a new home. She will miss him dancing, which she taught him to do. She will miss him responding to her call and following her. She will just miss him. To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article315264014.html. ✍️: Graham Womack 📸: Paul Kitagaki Jr. #tortoise #animal #news #sacramento #californiahttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a4ec56ff823d7bf6530_1777489420973.mp42026-04-29T19:03:43.977308Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/sacramentans-know-zeldas-original-gourmet-pizza2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a56b9abb41ff9afeba5_1777489420973.pngThe Sacramento BeeSacramentans know Zelda’s Original Gourmet Pizza is the hottest place to get an authentic Chicago deep dish pie. Founder Zelda Breslin launched her shop in 1978, after gaining culinary pizza training at a Chicago pizzeria. In 2024, her family sold the restaurant to Jon Stevenson and Beau Cornell, who have been running the still-popular shop for just over a year. Stevenson and Cornell believe Breslin was one of the first people to bring deep dish to the Sacramento region, and possibly the entire state of California. “It’s strangely a divisive pizza, because people have very personal tastes about what pizza is, what it should be,” Cornell said. “It’s like a love-it-or-hate-it kind of thing, but the people who love it are rad.” To read more about Zelda's and Sacramento's many other pizza places, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: Sean Timberlake and Camila Pedrosa 📸: Hannah Ruhoff #pizza #sacramento #zeldas #food #foodie #restaurant #california #deepdishpizzahttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a56b9abb41ff9afeba5_1777489420973.mp42026-04-29T19:03:44.073597Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/peach-growers-throughout-the-yuba-sutter-area-and2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a5e957d49a452ccf22b_1777489420973.pngThe Sacramento BeePeach growers throughout the Yuba-Sutter area and Central Valley are reckoning with the fallout from the bankruptcy of Del Monte, a brand known for its canned fruit, which stranded many California growers with 20-year contracts for peaches totaling more than $550 million. The company’s collapse left Pacific Coast Producers, a cooperative of growers, as the lone processor of peaches, and consequently, the only prospective buyer for nearly 75,000 tons of peaches otherwise grown for Del Monte. For Sarb Johl, a farmer in Yuba County, that means thousands of pounds of peaches grown on his farm are without a home. To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article314486736.html?utm_medium=social. ✍️: Jake Goodrick 📷️: Renée C. Byer #peaches #farming #farmers #agriculture #business #bankruptcy #california #news #foodhttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a5e957d49a452ccf22b_1777489420973.mp42026-04-29T19:03:44.360914Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/cinthia-cindi-wanner-was-cleaning-her-sisters2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a6446dd4541741075d2_1777489420973.pngThe Sacramento BeeCinthia “Cindi” Wanner was cleaning her sister’s Placer County home 34 years ago when someone kidnapped her, taking the 36-year-old mother and leaving behind her 11-month-old daughter in a high chair where she was found later crying and alone. Wanner was sexually assaulted and left to die among trees in the Foresthill area, where her body was found more than two weeks later. The investigation into her murder went unsolved without any arrests for more than three decades until earlier this year, when authorities used DNA to identify a suspect. Last week, a crime analyst in Arizona used facial recognition technology to help investigators find the man believed to have killed Wanner. James Lawhead Jr., 64, was arrested on suspicion of homicide in Wanner’s November 1991 disappearance and subsequent death, Placer County Sheriff Wayne Woo announced on April 27 at a news conference in Auburn. He said investigators arrested Lawhead in the driveway of his home in Bullhead, Arizona. To read more, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: Rosalio Ahumada 📸: Placer County Sheriff's Office #coldcase #crime #truecrime #murder #california #placercounty #auburnca #arresthttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a6446dd4541741075d2_1777489420973.mp42026-04-29T19:03:42.942Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/a-parent-staging-a-sit-in-at-the-natomas-unified2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a4c2370f2eb8c4fc742_1777489420973.pngThe Sacramento BeeA parent staging a sit-in at the Natomas Unified School District office was arrested on trespassing charges on March 17, according to the Sacramento Police Department. Jessica Vroman, a Natomas parent, was staging a sit-in at the district office with her son, chronicling her day via videos on her Instagram. She said in a video that they were staging a sit-in until someone met with them about the ongoing teachers strike. District spokesperson Deidra Powell said that Vroman and her child unlawfully entered the district office, which has been closed since the beginning of the teachers strike. Powell said that she was asked to leave and described her actions as “concerning.” “This individual was not authorized to be on-site,” Powell wrote in a follow-up statement. “All visitors are expected to follow established security protocols and respect facility guidelines. Exterior signage clearly indicates who individuals can contact for assistance and how to access support from the District.“ To read more, check out sacbee.com. ✍️: Jennah Pendleton #strike #arrest #teachers #crime #education #sacramento #california #newshttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a4c2370f2eb8c4fc742_1777489420973.mp42026-04-29T19:03:42.984294Znohttps://www.sacbee.begenuin.com/video/immigration-and-customs-enforcement-officers-shot2026-04-29https://media.begenuin.com/uploads/thumbnails/69f12a4b78b01540148cce6c_1777489420973.pngThe Sacramento BeeImmigration and Customs Enforcement officers shot a man in Patterson, Calif. on April 7, describing him as a wanted gang member who tried to run over an officer during a traffic stop. The subject was taken to a Modesto hospital, and as of early afternoon there was no information on his condition. A news conference by the Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Office and the FBI was held at about 3:40 p.m. and lasted three minutes. Sheriff Jeff Dirkse said that at about 6:30 a.m., dispatchers received a report from ICE about the shooting. He said that because no local law enforcement was involved in the incident, the FBI is the investigating agency. To read more check out sacbee.com and modbee.com Video from our sister paper The Modesto Bee 📸: Andy Alfaro #news #ice #immigration #lawenforcement #california #shootinghttps://media.begenuin.com/temp_video/69f12a4b78b01540148cce6c_1777489420973.mp42026-04-29T19:03:42.705Zno