California's first Black land trust builds a Sierras haven
The 40 Acres Conservation League is on a mission to establish an open space where Black Californians and other people of color can feel at home in nature.
Source: latimes.com
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Parts of Interstate 80 to be closed for nearly one week. Here's why
The California Department of Transportation is reminding drivers of various lane closures and delays that will take place along Interstate 80 beginning on Sunday and lasting until Thursday in some parts of Northern California.
Source: fox40.com
Sarah Kidder, the Railroad President
In the 1870s, the Kidder Mansion was one of the grandest homes in Grass Valley. Located on Bennett Street it was built by the superintendent of the Nevada County Narrow
Source: theunion.com
Multi-vehicle crash blocks lanes on I-80 in the Sierra
Multiple lanes are being blocked on Interstate 80 in the Sierra after a crash on Friday, according to Caltrans.
Source: kcra.com
Black-led Sacramento conservation group closes deal for 650 acres of Sierra Nevada open space
40 Acre Conservation League says the land deal will open access to more Californians of color.
Source: yahoo.com
C.C. Myers, construction giant who gained fame rebuilding California freeways, dies at 85
“He always wanted to solve problems, even on construction projects, with a handshake.”
Source: yahoo.com
Living the silver screen dream | Ross Eric Gibson, Local History
"Lee Nelson was 13 when the Golden State Theater chain opened the New Santa Cruz movie palace in 1920," writes columnist Ross Eric Gibson. "The preceding war years had been gloomy times, as women did men's work so the men could go to war, with battles and casualties darkening the headlines."
Source: santacruzsentinel.com
A skull was found in the High Sierra. Is there a Zodiac Killer connection?
The Zodiac Killer murdered South Lake Tahoe nurse Donna Lass in 1970, amateur sleuths have contended, and now they say the long-delayed identification of her skull helps prove their case.
Source: napavalleyregister.com