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Stockton hosts dance competition celebrating 32 years of Style Elements Crew (opens the original)
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Style Elements Crew, a renowned hip-hop dance group with origins in Stockton and Modesto, is celebrating 32 years by hosting a dance competition in Stockton this weekend. “We've got all the best dancers coming in from all over the world so it's going to be epic,” said Donnie Counts known as B-Boy Crumbs. The event will feature 250 competitors, two days of dance battles, live DJs, panel discussions, and masterclass workshops. “They’re huge, and they’ve competed all over the world. They’ve been go
Sacramento nonprofit works to introduce minorities to the field of fire inspection (opens the original)
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Sacramento nonprofit works to introduce minorities to the field of fire inspection Sacramento nonprofit works to introduce minorities to the field of fire inspection The Sacramento chapter of 100 Black Men is working to diversify the field of fire inspection by partnering with experienced fire inspectors to host a multi-day training program. Participants pay a fee to register for the course, which provides training, a certificate, and assistance during the hiring process. Rocklin Fire Chief Regg
Sacramento company develops clean energy technology for AI data centers (opens the original)
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Sacramento company develops clean energy technology for AI data centers Sacramento company develops clean energy technology for AI data centers LiCAP Technologies, a Sacramento-based clean energy technology company, is developing advanced ultracapacitors that charge and release energy faster than batteries, with a patented process that reduces environmental impact. "We believe that Sacramento is a hub for clean technology in the region," said Richard Qiu, president of LiCAP Technologies. Richard
Sacramento breaks ground on micro community project after pausing same effort in North Natomas (opens the original)
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Sacramento broke ground on its long-anticipated micro community project on Gardendale Road near the city's Meadowview neighborhood. This first site is one of four the city plans to build for unhoused seniors. "We're going to break ground on another one in a few weeks, and we're still working on two other sites in the city of Sacramento," said Mayor Kevin McCarty. Since September 2025, the city has discussed building four micro communities specifically for people 55 years and old. Each community
Sacramento halts North Natomas 'micro community' for the unhoused (opens the original)
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Sacramento has paused plans to build 40 tiny homes for homeless individuals aged 55 and older in North Natomas due to escalating costs and concerns about the site’s location in a flood zone. The project was planned to be developed on Arena Boulevard near El Centro Road. It's one of four micro-community projects proposed to the City Council in the fall of 2025. KCRA 3 obtained an internal memo from the city manager’s office sent to the Sacramento City Council that reported the site's development
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