Sacramento, United States (Local)
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Ariel's articles mainly cover local news, focusing on seasonal topics and announcements. She often addresses themes related to family & relationships, culture & society, and crime within the context of her geographic focus in California.
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This week's State of Hospitality broke some big news scoring two big victories. Starting in 2027, we have the return of the GoldenSky Country Music Festival, and the California International Marathon will double in size to 20,000 runners.This is a massive boost for our local economy.
By: Ariel Roblin
June is Pride Month. Activism and support are part of the fabric of California. The Golden State was the first to elect a gay mayor, the Pride flag was created in San Francisco, and for more than 40 years, Sac Pride has hosted a two-day festival on Capitol Mall.
By: Ariel Roblin
Ballots like the one you were mailed for our recent primary election could soon be screened by the U.S. Postal Service, and it would decide whether to deliver your ballot to the elections office to be counted.
By: Ariel Roblin
With the X Games in Sacramento and the World Cup in the Bay, we are flooded with world class events this week – bringing us all an incredible opportunity to celebrate, connect and learn from people all over the world.
By: Ariel Roblin
Our government needs to modernize the system to process DACA reauthorizations and hire the staff to address processing delays. No one should lose their livelihood, critical employees, or their homes, over slow paperwork.
By: Ariel Roblin
In 2018, Californians voted to end the twice-yearly clock change by a nearly 60% margin.
By: Ariel Roblin
Starting this month, California is offering thousands of dollars to help people buy their first electric vehicle.
By: Ariel Roblin
Last week California regulators approved new rules that will restrict what tires you can buy when it's time to replace them on your car. A lot of the current frustration around these new regulations comes from the lack of information and education over the past 23 years.
By: Ariel Roblin
A headline this week that genuinely seemed to impact every generation and community in this country and beyond was the loss of Dolly Parton.Along with her over 3,000-song catalog, many of us knew her by her vivacious personality, quick wit, and grounded kitchen table wisdom.
By: Ariel Roblin
Taxing billionaires sounds like an easy way to raise money.In November, voters will be asked whether to impose a one-time 5% tax on our state's wealthiest residents. That's a minimum of $50 million dollars each.
