Alvin Greg

Alvin Greg, the Publisher of NS Arrow, has over 20 years of experience in media management and publishing. He has successfully grown the company and made the site a top choice for local news, focusing on community involvement and maintaining high journalistic standards.

Sacramento officials confront homelessness, flood danger and environmental damage along waterways with utilizing newly restored UTV’s

Sacramento, California - Some homeless camps were hidden so deeply along county waterways that standard patrol vehicles could not reach them. Deputies needed a different kind of access—and recently restored utility terrain vehicles provided it. The operation uncovered more than a dozen occupied encampments in...

Sacramento County inmate dies after deputies find him unresponsive in medical cell

Sacramento, California - A routine predawn check inside Sacramento County’s largest correctional facility turned into an emergency Tuesday when deputies found a man unresponsive in a medical housing cell. Despite immediate CPR and continued efforts by correctional health staff and firefighters, the inmate could not...
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Sacramento officials confront homelessness, flood danger and environmental damage along waterways with utilizing newly restored UTV’s

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