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Respiratory illnesses increasing as fall approaches in California (opens the original)
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As fall approaches, respiratory illnesses are beginning to rise in California, with health officials noting increases in strep throat, common colds, and COVID-19 cases. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reported that strep throat infections are increasing as children return to school. Common cold viruses are also on the rise, and while flu and RSV activity remain low nationwide, they are expected to increase in the coming weeks. California is also seeing a significant rise
Northern California weekend event roundup: Sacramento-area things to do for Sept. 11-13 (opens the original)
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Below is a list of activities in Northern California over the next few days. Before you go out, check our latest forecast. Sacramento’s Farm-to-Fork celebration continues Friday evening with The California Grand Tasting at the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center. International wine experts will select wineries that best represent the city’s wine scene. Guests can pair those tastings with food options from more than 30 local restaurants. The 21+ event will also feature live entertainment. GA tick
Capitola struggles to attract businesses for wharf revitalization following 2023 winter storms (opens the original)
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Capitola in Santa Cruz County may need to adjust its plans to revitalize the historic Capitola Wharf after spending $8 million on reconstruction following severe winter storms in 2023. The city has been working to attract new restaurants and fishing shops to the wharf, but an early report indicates that finding a restaurant owner ready to open has been difficult. The city received only one letter of interest during outreach efforts over the past few months. City officials will discuss possibly u
Butte County farm expands recall of jasmine rice over contamination concerns (opens the original)
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Lundberg Family Farms, based in Butte County, has expanded its recall of white jasmine rice due to potential contamination with foreign materials, the Food and Drug Administration said. The recall, which was first issued in April, now involves more than 27,000 packages of rice sold in two-pound bags at major retailers, including Walmart, Target, and Whole Foods. The company said it has not received any reports of anyone getting sick. It is urging customers to throw away the rice or return it for
Sacramento considers bringing back red light cameras for 20 intersections. How you can weigh in (opens the original)
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Sacramento is considering the possibility of reinstating red light cameras at 20 busy intersections, including in Natomas, Downtown, Arden-Arcade, and south Sacramento. The city previously scrapped its red light camera program due to operating costs. That program was managed by the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office. "Red light enforcement we can do immediately, and we're looking for any strategy that we can find that can get people to slow down and drive a little safer," said Councilmember Phil
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