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Winters Jr Warriors Cheerleaders shine at competition

Winters Jr Warriors Cheerleaders shine at competition

From left are (back row) Cira Hernandez, Makayla Rojas, Isabella Jimenez, Jennifer Jordan, Yarelie Molina and Ireland West; Jr.

Leaner Healthier Teen Revolution™ Help Shed Light on Solutions to Childhood Obesity At Event Sept 27

Leaner Healthier Teen Revolution™ Help Shed Light on Solutions to Childhood Obesity At Event Sept 27

To Honor National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month, Leaner Healthier Teen (LHT) Revolution™ Hosts Free Screenings and Panel Discussions of HBO’s

“THE WEIGHT OF THE NATION: “Children in Crisis!” Documentary

National Teen & Tween Weight Loss Program to Help Shed Light on Solutions to Childhood Obesity during Special Event at Three Stages in Folsom on Sept.

A hero's welcome set Thursday for Staff Sgt. Sky R. Mote

A hero's welcome set Thursday for Staff Sgt. Sky R. Mote

On Monday, the U.S. Department of Defense announced the death of Staff Sgt. Sky R. Mote of El Dorado.

Mote, 27, was killed Aug. 10 during combat operations in Helmand province, Afghanistan. He was assigned to the 1st Marine Special Operations Battalion out of Camp Pendleton, California, and served in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.

Thursday this fallen hero is coming home, and his family could use your support.

A Hero's Welcome is scheduled at McClellan Air Force Base on Thursday, August 16 at 4:30 at Hanger 3.

North Highlands church celebrates new leader

North Highlands church celebrates new leader

NORTH HIGHLANDS - Members of New Testament Baptist Church (NTBC) are thanking the Lord for their new Pastor.  This weekend the North Highlands church will celebrate the installation of Rev. Donnie Bryant.

The former NTBC Assistant Pastor is coming home after 15 years as as the full-time Pastor of Swift Creek Missionary Baptist Church (est. 1868) in Macon, Georgia.

During his time in Georgia he also served as Treasurer and eventually President of the Baptist Ministers Union of Macon and Vicinity, founded and was President of the Fall Line Preservation Association, Chairman of the Macon Re-entry Coalition (State Probation & Federal Parole), served on the Georgia Justice Project, Burned Church’s Coalition and Mayor’s Strategic Planning Council.

Rev. Bryant has also proudly served his country. He spent eight years on active duty in the U.S. Air Force and another 30 years in the Air Force Reserves.

Arden Little League majors advance in All Star play

Arden Little League majors advance in All Star play

SACRAMENTO, CA. - With coach Steve Edwards at the helm and pitcher J.P. McKeever throwing at the plate, Arden Little League's major All Stars advanced to the third round in post-season play, beating Whitney Avenue 2-1 Monday night in Citrus Heights. 

Whitney will play Eastern Tuesday morning in the double elimination play, after beating them last week. The winner of Tuesday's game will face Arden on Thursday at 6 p.m. at Northridge.

The eleven and twelve year olds defeated the Northridge All-Stars 12-2 in their first game of the tournament at host Northridge. Northridge got off to an early 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first. After that it was all Arden as all 14 players put the ball in play. Miles Edwards pitched a fantastic 5 innings with 12 strikeouts.

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Local Filmmaker Gearou's Mission: Story of Janelle Lisa Cruz: Last East Area Rapist Victim

Local Filmmaker Gearou's Mission:  Story of Janelle Lisa Cruz: Last East Area Rapist Victim

Todd Gearou, Sacramento based film producer, remembers well moving to Sacramento at age 15, with horror sweeping our communities as the East Area Rapist/Original Night Stalker continued his rampage of terror.  Having committed 50+ rapes and 10 murders attributed to the East Area Rapist, he, if still alive or not imprisoned, is nightmarishly still at large.  Says Gearou, “anyone who lived in the Sacramento area during the late 1970s will easily recall the overwhelming fear that California’s most prolific serial rapist and possibly future murderer had over this area.” 

Gearou, like many others, including law enforcement, often wondered what happened to this night phantom some 26 years after his last murder in Irvine, Ca (1986).