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Chefs for the 2026 Tower Bridge Dinner Announced
Plus more updates on flagship Sacramento events from Visit Sacramento’s State of Tourism luncheon
The chefs for the annual Tower Bridge Dinner have been announced,
but this year, there are just four instead of the usual five —
and they have an international flair.
Why Sacramento Thinks It Can Land Major League Baseball’s Next Expansion Team
Region’s pitch for Major League Baseball leans on Sacramento area’s long baseball history and current A’s residency
Capital Region officials recently launched a “Sacramento Pitch”
campaign aimed at bringing a Major League Baseball expansion
franchise to West Sacramento.
‘The Great Snail Race’ Returns to Folsom After a 25-Year Hiatus
On the city’s 80th anniversary celebration, Folsom brings back an old favorite
The Great Folsom Snail Race used to be one of the city’s most
recognizable annual events. This year, it returned as part of the
city’s anniversary celebrations.
How Sacramento’s Fitness Economy Helped Create an ‘American Gladiators’ Star
Sydney Hunter says the city’s training culture and inclusive gyms encouraged her to pursue strength and visibility
For those in her hometown interested in weight lifting or extreme
fitness, Sydney Hunter still highly recommends the
facilities she trained at in Sacramento.
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Sacramento Fans Pack Sutter Health Park as A’s Lean Into Local Identity in 2026
A’s open second season at Sutter Health Park with walk-off win and new ‘Sacramento’ jerseys
They’re still not officially the Sacramento A’s, but one thing is
for sure — fans will be seeing a whole lot more “Sacramento” at
Sutter Health Park in 2026.
Rainy Season Brings Waterfalls and Wildflowers to This Stunning Hike in Butte County
North Table Mountain Ecological Reserve comes alive with its multicolored mesa and vernal pools
I have seen Phantom Falls about a dozen times, and they never fail to inspire.
Sacramento’s March Madness Run Ends With UCLA’s Historic NCAA Championship Victory
NCAA women’s tournament at Golden 1 Center sends two teams to Final Four, including eventual champion UCLA
The tournament had everything: eight teams hailing from coast to
coast, legendary coaches with deep Sacramento connections, and a
buzzer beater for the ages.
From Sacramento to the World Stage, Alex Honnold Keeps Redefining What’s Possible
Ultra rock climber Alex Honnold has scaled El Capitan and the 101-story Taipei Tower without ropes. The Sacramento native got his start right here
The world’s most renowned rock climber grew up in Sacramento. We caught up with him after his livestreamed climb of Taipei 101.