Cal State Sacramento News

Mezzo-soprano Dorothy Byrne, rear, appears as Katisha and soprano Katherine Jolly as Yum-Yum in Virginia Opera's production of Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Mikado." Jolly will sing with Sacramento Choral Society and Orchestra on Saturday, June 2, at Fremont Presbyterian Church in Sacramento.

Republican state Sen. Joseph Zarelli's surprise decision to step down has shaken up the political landscape of the 18th Legislative District, which will be devoid of any incumbents this election season.

North Davis Elementary School third-graders Shelby Harry, Nolan O'Hara, Ellie Pagie and Ethan Varughese practice recorders in Wendy Light's class.

Amy launched her successful radio career in Sacramento back in 1980 and enjoyed 20 years on the air in Northern California.

Dr. Evelyn Fuqua has worked as a past life regression therapist. She graduated from Agnes Scott College in Decatur, Ga., with a B.A. in Psychology in 1953.

The announcer called her name, Morissa Bianca Cappel, and the Cappel family of Vacaville, seated in the football stadium at Solano Community College, let out whoops of joy and throaty cheers, raised their hands and waved.

A female student said a man exposed himself on the Sacramento State University campus Tuesday night, according to campus police.

Michael Rock, who serves as Fairfax's town manager and public works director, announced Tuesday he will leave his post next month to become manager for the city of Lomita in Southern California.

Six Truckee students took home the gold in the California Music Educators All-State Solo and Ensemble Festival at Sacramento State University, Sacramento, Saturday, May 12.

Three days before her death, her health in obvious decline, Donna Wiuff could not be dissuaded from hosting her women's group from the church at her Windsor home.

Gold medals were earned by four Colusa Unified School District solo musicians and by one duet at the recent California State Solo and Ensemble festival at California State University, Sacramento.

A 55-second video showing Eliana Lopez, the wife of suspended San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi, crying over her rocky marriage and displaying a bruise Mirkarimi allegedly inflicted during an argument continues to drive a vigorous legal battle the couple have waged to keep it from public release.

To fully see Sunday's solar eclipse may require a road trip from Sacramento to Reno or Lake Tahoe.

Local artist Linda Stephenon Dunlop is reflected in her painting "Two Ends Meet" on Tuesday at Gallery 61 in Benicia.

About three dozen Chico State University faculty members and students gathered in the Trinity Commons area of campus last Thursday to speak out against funding cuts to graduate programs and other issues within the CSU system.

Emily Satern and Randy Medeiros of Sacramento, are engaged to be married on Sept.

A former California State University, Sacramento student has been sentenced to more than 18 years in prison for charges tied to the deadly beating of his college roommate.

With California's budget shortfall soaring, Gov. Jerry Brown proposes broad, painful cuts for state workers and programs.

California State University students who engaged in a week-long hunger strike over soaring tuition and high executive pay have called it quits.

The Renaissance Society, a Sacramento learning and retirement organization, has awarded $2,000 scholarships to four California State University, Sacramento, students.