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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.
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Sacramento County puts property managers on notice over recycling compliance

Sacramento, California - For Sacramento County businesses, sorting waste is no longer just about deciding what belongs in the trash. It also means managing collection schedules, training tenants and employees, labeling containers and keeping records that may be reviewed during an inspection. To make that...
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Sacramento County property owners face Aug. 31 deadline before tax penalties begin

Sacramento, California - A deadline that can be easy to overlook is approaching for thousands of Sacramento County property owners. Unlike regular real estate taxes, unsecured property taxes cover items that are not tied to land, including boats, aircraft and certain business equipment. For owners...
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California brings climate experts together on Thursday, July 2 to explain the future of carbon removal

Sacramento, California - California’s climate fight is often told through smokestacks, tailpipes and power...
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California workers’ comp system gets under-the-hood billing changes for physician services, changes start July 1

Sacramento, California - California’s workers’ compensation medical payment system is getting one of those...
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Sacramento County puts spotlight on the people fighting elder financial exploitation

Sacramento County, California - Sacramento County’s message after this month’s Elder Financial Abuse Summit...
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Sacramento libraries are becoming summer headquarters, and Councilmember Caity Maple wants families to move in

Sacramento, California - When summer starts pressing down on Sacramento, the public library can...
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Sacramento’s new River District safe camping site opens with 100 platforms and one hard truth: it is better than the street

Sacramento, California - Sacramento’s newest answer to one of its hardest street-level problems is...
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West Sacramento Chamber invites members to build connections over food and conversation on June 25

West Sacramento, California - West Sacramento’s business community will get a short, social pause...
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Sacramento police encourage neighbors to register summer National Night Out events, the event set for August 4

Sacramento, California - Sacramento neighborhoods will get a chance to turn an ordinary summer...
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Sacramento County dive team pulls submerged vehicle from Sacramento River after 911 call

Sacramento County, California - A frightening call to 911 recently sent Sacramento County deputies...
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City of Sacramento asks neighbors to help redesign dangerous Fruitridge Road corridor, workshop planned for Monday, July 6

Sacramento, California - Sacramento residents will get another chance to help shape the future...
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In San Francisco, homelessness keeps testing the city’s promise to itself

San Francisco, California - David Chen still calls San Francisco home, even when the...
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Sacramento nightlife training on June 18 brings bars and city safety teams into the same room

Sacramento, California - Sacramento’s nightlife is often measured in music, crowds, late dinners and...
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For Sacramento families, the housing math keeps getting harder

By the time Denise Alvarez opens the rental listings, the rest of her apartment...
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Sacramento County puts property managers on notice over recycling compliance

Sacramento, California - For Sacramento County businesses, sorting waste is no longer just about...
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Sacramento County property owners face Aug. 31 deadline before tax penalties begin

Sacramento, California - A deadline that can be easy to overlook is approaching for...
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Two long-awaited parks finally open in Sacramento’s Northlake neighborhood

Sacramento, California - Two long-planned neighborhood parks are finally ready to welcome families, turning...
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State funding moves North Sacramento supportive housing project closer to construction

Sacramento, California - A nearly $31.9 million state award could turn a North Sacramento...

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