Articles related to "Sacramento"

In 2002, Time Magazine dubbed Sacramento as America's most integrated city. In part, this is what gives Sacramento its personality.

Sacramento is rich in culture and history. Sacramento is a premier location for both city and nature lovers alike.

Famous with Sacramento locals long before its feature on the Food Network's Diners, Drive-in's and Dives, Squeeze Inn serves up some of the best burgers around.

A day or weekend trip by train from the San Francisco Bay Area to visit historic Sacramento is a nice excursion for the family vacation and a popular new travel trend.

There is plenty of ice to go around for skaters in the Sacramento area this winter. Choose from Skatetown, Iceland, and Westfield Downtown Plaza Ice Rink.

Summers in Sacramento are hot-very hot. Here are some ideas for giving the home air conditioner a break while staying cool.

Enjoy Uruguay's most scenic village and wander around the fortress where cobbled streets line the waterfront, and join locals watching the sunset and drinking a "mate".

There are many excellent lodging options in Sacramento. Following are some of the best hotels and lodging in the City of Sacramento.

2007 Sacramento Kings NBA Season Preview

Advice for NBA teams to improve their respective teams as the 2007 trade deadline nears, covering all 30 teams, from worst to first. This installment: Sacramento Kings

There are some wonderful places to shop for holiday decorations in Sacramento, California.

The L.A. Sparks take two overtimes to get it done, but they beat Sacramento 96-88 after trailing 63-42.

Designing a garden in the Capitol City and other hot summer climates can prove challenging. Read on for tips that will help to produce a landscape that thrives.

Furloughed workers are searching for second jobs that can be done from home, in the evenings or on furlough days. Learn about the top five part time jobs in Sacramento.

Tourists travel to Uruguay from Buenos Aires as part of their holiday. However, lots of people like to do so to renew their visas and stay in BA for longer.

Dinner theatre, a once-popular form of entertainment, may be on its way out as the economy slumps.One such establishment, however, is fighting to stay afloat.

Ron Artest is up to his old tricks. The NBA has suspended Artest again and, shockingly, Artest again believes he's being treated unfairly. Shall we pity or discard him?

The California State Fair Goes Hollywood is the theme in the agricultural show in Sacramento at the Expo Center from August 15 through September 1, 2008.

USFWS may be forced to determine whether Sacramento Mountains Checkerspot Butterfly should be listed as endangered as agricultural pesticide use is proposed for the area.

Eighty-three players from 35 countries outside the United States are starting on rosters in the NBA. Leading the way is France with 10 NBA players.

Accessible year-round, Yosemite National Park offers impressive waterfalls, granite cliffs and redwood trees. Try hiking, biking, river rafting, scenic driving or skiing.

The Maloof Money Cup is offering skateboarders the chance to compete for the largest purse in skateboarding and, most importantly, is offering respect.

Sacramento Kings forward Omri Casspi will make basketball history on October 28, 2009 when he becomes the first Israeli to ever play in the NBA.

Autism Speaks, an international non-profit organization, sponsors the Walk Now for Autism fundraisers throughout the United States and Canada

March 4, 1861, Lincoln took the oath of office as President of the United States. The Pony Express carried Lincoln’s words, spoken in the east, to be read in the west.

The number of attacks on the homeless seem to be down, but the violence of the attacks are going up. Advocates say these attacks should be counted as hate crimes.

A new museum educates its patrons by revealing everthing about the human body.

Only one team in this division made the playoffs last year and that may very well be the case again this year as the four other teams are all trying to rebuild.

Some 190 Pony Express stations are built between St. Joseph, Missouri and Sacramento, California. Horses are bought and the hiring of riders begins.

Solar Energy, long touted as a source of clean, abundant energy is starting to take hold as a reality in several states in the American West.

Renaissance Faires are imaginative fantasy events set in Medieval market places in 16th century England. Take a few steps back in time to a rugged, romantic era.

William H. Russell decides to start a Pony Express mail and telegram service.

The Pacific Fishery Management Council (PFMC) canceled the 2009 troll (ocean caught) Oregon and California commercial Wild Chinook salmon season.

Through the artwork of esteemed painter Edwin Deakin, Crocker Art Museum patrons will be able to see dozens of California's most beautiful sites - all in the same place.

Eighty-three players from 35 countries outside the United States are starting on rosters in the NBA. Leading the way are the Milwaukee Bucks with six internationals.

With new faces and strengthened rosters, the 2007 WNBA season is revved and ready for lift off.

A breakdown of the 2009 NBA Draft Western Conference picks.

Ben Folds enlists the assistance of some of the country's top college a capella groups to create new interpretations of his catalog.

It was a rough start to Hollywood week according to new judge Kara DioGuardi. Bombarded by nerves, many contestants struggled to find their voices.

Designing the formal garden is not a trend of the past, but more often landscape designers are shifting to low maintenance garden plans.

With another solid week, the shocking Utah Jazz maintained a stranglehold on the top spot in Suite101's weekly NBA Power Rankings, but LeBron and the Cavs are lurking.

Prior to the 1940's, keta salmon contributed almost 50 percent of all salmonids in the Pacific Ocean. Today only a few of the once healthy runs remain.

Dwayne Wade, Miami Heat, Ron Artest, Sacramento Kings, Ben Wallace, Detroit Pistons, and Los Angeles Lakers updates. The latest NBA news for February 26, 2007

The West has long been the powerhouse conference in the NBA. With the East improving, will they dominate again this season?

Pony Express rider Billy Hamilton waits in Sacramento, California to start his run when the rider from San Francisco comes in.

After weeks of speculation, Spanish point guard Ricky Rubio has announced he is ready to leave Spanish club DKV Joventut and declare for the NBA Draft in June.

In the murky and mostly unexplored depths of the North Sea there could be sea serpents as yet undiscovered by humans as many strange 'sightings' have been reported here.

It's never fun to end up on an NBA poster when you are the defender, especially when the opposing player makes you look bad and you end up getting "posterized"

Grant Heslov is unwisely given the director's chair for "The Men Who Stare at Goats," an anti-war farce starring George Clooney, Ewan McGregor, and Jeff Bridges.

The Three Stages of Hell Match returns after a 6 year hiatus, ECW holds a Championship Scramble and Cena finally gets his hands on The Miz when The Bash hits Sacramento.