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‘Extremely popular’ California park named best for camping in 2026. Where is it?
Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park is named the best for camping in 2026, according to the California State Parks Foundation. Brian Baer Courtesy of California State Parks, 2025 Looking for the best camping in California? Head to the Central Coast, according to the California State Parks Foundation. The nonprofit organization recently named the winners of the 2026 Best of California’s State Parks poll.
Tatiana Schlossberg, JFKs barnebarn, død av sjelden blodkreft
Tirsdag kveld kom den sørgelige nyheten om at Tatiana Schlossberg, datter av den amerikanske diplomaten Caroline Kennedy (67), hadde sovnet inn i en alder av 35. Flere nettsteder omtalte nyheten, deriblant det amerikanske nettstedet People. «Vår vakre Tatiana sovnet stille inn i dag morges. Hun vil alltid ha en helt spesiell plass i hjertene våre», het det i en post på sosiale medier, delt av JFK Library Foundation.
Iconic American Road Trips that Should Be on Your Summer Bucket List
090-P102842 Antelope Valley California Poppy Nature Reserve © 2019, California State Parks. Photo by Brian Baer Even if you’ve never roadtripped, 2026 is the year to hit the open road in the USA. The iconic Route 66 celebrates its 100th birthday and the nation honors America's 250th anniversary - the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable American road trip. From coast-to-coast scenic byways to iconic historic highways, this year's journeys are as patriotic as they are picturesque.
‘A sick man.’ Gavin Newsom blasts Trump’s reaction to Reiners’ deaths
Rob Reiner speaks to the Sacramento Press Club during its monthly meeting at the Clarion Hotel on March 14, 2006. The Hollywood director and his producer wife Michele Singer Reiner were killed Sunday at their Los Angeles home. BRIAN BAER Sacramento Bee file Gov.
Anti-Prop. 50 mega donor warns CA redistricting will further gridlock Congress
Charles Munger Jr., who previously funded initiatives in 2008 and 2010 that created the independent Citizens Redistricting Commission, which is responsible for drawing legislative and congressional lines in California, warned that politicians would not give back that power if voters agreed to allow them to redraw those lines in a Nov. 4, 2025 special election.
Scenic California state park among best — and most affordable — to visit in US
Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park is one of the best and most affordable outdoorsy getaways in the U.S., according to a new list. Brian Baer Courtesy of California State Parks, 2025 Dreaming of an outdoorsy getaway at a scenic state park this fall? California has one of the best and most affordable options in the U.S., according to a new list. Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park is “big on natural beauty and outdoor fun, but easy on the wallet,” according to The HomeToGo 2025 State Park Index.
Breakfast with Santa - p1 - It's Santa time
Santa Claus will visit with kids Dec. 7 at the annual Breakfast with Santa, sponsored by the Kearney Area Children's Museum.
CALIF STATE PARKS
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save A photo provided by the California Department of Parks and Recreation shows a beach at Humboldt Lagoons State Park in 2014. California has 280 state parks, the nation’s largest state park system, that together encompass more than a million acres.
"Translation in the Russian Language Classroom" by Brian James Baer and Tatyana Bystrova-McIntyre
Keywords Russian language teaching, translation, interpreting Abstract For the past several decades, translation and interpreting have been largely excluded from the communicative language classroom—and not without reason. In traditional foreign language classrooms, “literal” or close translation was often used as a comprehension check or as part of a vocabulary or grammar drill, divorced from real-world context.
Schwarzenegger Shriver Divorce
FILE - California first lady Maria Shriver and California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger smile together, at the Governor's Inaugural Ball at the Sacramento Convention Center, Friday, Jan. 5, 2007, in Sacramento, Calif. Schwarzenegger and Shriver’s marriage is officially over more than 10 years after the award-winning journalist petitioned to end her then-25-year marriage to the action star and former California governor. A Los Angeles judge finalized the divorce on Tuesday, Dec.
Daily Legal News
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Big Sky football coaches eager to kickoff season, but when and how?
UC Davis Aggies quarterback Jake Maier (15), hands the ball off to UC Davis Aggies running back Ulonzo Gilliam (40), during the 65th Causeway Classic football game between the Sacramento State Hornets and the UC Davis Aggies at Mackay Stadium at the University of Reno, Saturday Nov 17, 2018. The game was moved there due to the bad air quality in Sacramento due to the Camp Fire.
Hope fades for fall high school sports as health wisdom prevails over COVID-19 skeptics
The Winters High School Warriors come on the to the field before the game. Brian Baer Special to The Bee Last month, I was certain high school sports would play out in California this fall, even if in an abbreviated form. I wasn’t naive. I was hopeful, as were the sea of coaches, administrators, parents and student-athletes I regularly spoke to.
Hope fades for fall high school sports as health wisdom prevails over COVID-19 skeptics
The Winters High School Warriors come on the to the field before the game. Brian Baer Special to The Bee Last month, I was certain high school sports would play out in California this fall, even if in an abbreviated form. I wasn’t naive. I was hopeful, as were the sea of coaches, administrators, parents and student-athletes I regularly spoke to.
Queer Theory and Translation Studies: Language, Politics, Desire
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Abstract B30: Structure-based drug discovery of MRTX1257, a selective, covalent KRAS G12C inhibitor with oral activity in animal models of cancer
Poster Presentations - Proffered Abstracts Matthew A. Marx, Brian R. Baer, Joshua Ballard, James F. Blake, Karyn Bouhana, David M. Briere, Laurence E. Burgess, Michael R. Burkhard, Harrah Chiang, Mark J. Chicarelli, James G. Christensen, John P. Fischer, Jill Hallin, Macedonia J. Mejia, Peter Olson, Pavel Savechenkov, Niranjan Sudhakar, Tony P. Tang, Guy P. Vigers and Jay B.
Players weigh in on how coronavirus has stalled football recruiting in Sacramento
Monterey Trail Mustangs Prophet Brown (10), stiff arms Oak Ridge Trojans Vinni Mini (7), as the Oak Ridge Trojans play the Monterey Trail Mustangs in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I final Football game at Hughes Stadium in Sacramento, Saturday, November 30, 2019. Brian Baer Special to The Bee Football fields, tracks and weight rooms are empty. High school football programs across the state would normally spend this month and next engaged in after-school spring team conditioning drills.
Family first: Inderkum football coach Terry Stark steps down
Inderkum High School Tiger’s head coach Terry Stark to help his son recover from a fall. Brian Baer Special to The Bee Terry Stark’s plan was to this for the long haul, forever, or at least until his body or inner drive gave out. Coaching, teaching, father figure to one and all. But one of the regional staples in high school football coaching has tendered his resignation with a heavy heart.
Sacramento’s longtime greats of high school coaching forced to learn new tricks
Sheldon High softball coach Mary Jo Truesdale celebrates a Division I victory in 2012. Truesdale’s Huskies open the season at The Bee’s No. 1 team for the sixth year in a row. Brian Baer Sacramento Bee file There was anguish and concern in their voices when they normally boom of good cheer.
Prep basketball notes: Sheldon’s Marcus Bagley feels his brother’s (foot) pain
Sheldon High School Husky’s guard Josh Williams (1), drives to the basket as the against the Sheldon High School Husky’s play the Sierra Canyon Trailblazers in the CIF Open Division Boys basketball State Championship at Golden One Center, Saturday Mar 9, 2019. Brian Baer Brian Baer/Special to The Bee This was already the best basketball team in all of Northern California before the five-star recruit dropped out of the sky. Or walked into the gym, but it felt that way — a gift from hoops heaven.
Football news: Jake Maier, George Obina, Wyatt Ming, Troy Taylor, Angus McClure, Paul Wulff, Trajon Cotton, Ngata updates
UC Davis Aggies quarterback Jake Maier (15), hands the ball off to UC Davis Aggies running back Ulonzo Gilliam (40), during the 65th Causeway Classic football game between the Sacramento State Hornets and the UC Davis Aggies at Mackay Stadium at the University of Reno, Saturday Nov 17, 2018. The game was moved there due to the bad air quality in Sacramento due to the Camp Fire.
Here’s who headline The Sacramento Bee’s 2019 All-Metro high school football teams
Oak Ridge High quarterback Justin Lamson is The Sacramento Bee’s 2019 All-Metro Player of the Year. Brian Baer Special to The Bee One was especially gifted in passing, the other in running, the third in making stops. Combined, Justin Lamson of Oak Ridge, Carter Harris of Elk Grove and Marcus Jones of Monterey Trail did their parts and then some in producing memorable and milestone-making moments that greatly impacted the 2019 regional high school football landscape.
Elk Grove Food Bank asks Book of Dreams for supplies for seniors
Search Eedition Newsletters Jobs Classifieds Senior Resources Legal Notices Place an Ad Advertise Mobile & Apps Book of Dreams The Elk Grove Food Bank is asking Book of Dreams for supplies for their senior mobile pantries, like low sugar items, high protein shakes, fresh produce, Depends and nutritional supplements, Dec. 12, 2019. RELATED STORIES TRENDING Copyright Commenting Policy Corrections Policy Privacy Policy Terms of Service
Lutheran Social Services asks Book of Dreams for help to build Little Free Libraries at three of their supportive housing sites
Search Eedition Newsletters Jobs Hire Moonlighting Pros Classifieds Senior Resources Legal Notices Place an Ad Advertise Mobile & Apps Book of Dreams Lutheran Social Services of Northern California is asking Book of Dreams to help them build Little Free Libraries at three of their supportive housing sites that serve formerly homeless families with over one hundred school-age children. RELATED STORIES TRENDING Copyright Commenting Policy Corrections Policy Privacy Policy Terms of Service
Oak Ridge High School loses to Central High of Fresno in the CIF State Division I-AA NorCal Regional final
Search Eedition Newsletters Jobs Hire Moonlighting Pros Classifieds Senior Resources Legal Notices Place an Ad Advertise Mobile & Apps High School Sports Oak Ridge High School loses to Central High of Fresno in the CIF State Division I-AA NorCal Regional final, Friday night, Dec. 6, 2019, in El Dorado Hills. RELATED STORIES TRENDING Copyright Commenting Policy Corrections Policy Privacy Policy Terms of Service
Third time is the charm: Central outlasts Oak Ridge to punch ticket to state bowl game
Oak Ridge players react after falling to Central of Fresno in the CIF State Division I-AA NorCal Regional game Friday in El Dorado Hills. Brian Baer Special to The Bee The third time really was the charm for hard-luck Central High School. After suffering back-to-back CIF Northern California Division I-AA championship losses to Folsom, the Grizzlies of Fresno traveled four hours to El Dorado Hills on Friday night to face a Folsom’s biggest rival in Oak Ridge to find its redemption.
Central High keeps dream alive for a state championship. Grizzlies punch ticket to final
Central High’s Xavier Worthy (1), runs for a touchdown to lead 18-12 after the missed two-point conversion during the first quarter as the Oak Ridge Trojans hosted Central in the Division I Northern California football championship game Friday, December 6, 2019. Brian Baer Special to The Bee Now it’s time for the state championship for the Central High football team.
The Oak Ridge Trojans celebrate their win over the Monterey Trail Mustangs for D-I title of CIF Sac-Joaquin section finals
Search Eedition Newsletters Jobs Hire Moonlighting Pros Classifieds Senior Resources Legal Notices Place an Ad Advertise Mobile & Apps Joe Davidson The Oak Ridge High School Trojans celebrate winning their first Division I title championship against the Monterey Trail Mustangs on Saturday, Nov. 30, 2019, in the CIF Sac-Joaquin section finals at Hughes Stadium. RELATED STORIES TRENDING Copyright Commenting Policy Corrections Policy Privacy Policy Terms of Service
Watch highlights as Center High loses to Ripon in Sac-Joaquin Section Division V
Search Eedition Newsletters Jobs Hire Moonlighting Pros Classifieds Senior Resources Legal Notices Place an Ad Advertise Mobile & Apps Joe Davidson Watch highlights as Ripon beats Center High to win the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V championship game Saturday, Nov. 30, 2019, at Hughes Stadium in Sacramento. RELATED STORIES TRENDING Copyright Commenting Policy Corrections Policy Privacy Policy Terms of Service
Second-seeded Ripon finds enough playoff magic to dump top-seeded Center
Center High School Cougars Michael Wortham (6), runs with the ball for a a first down as the Center High School Cougars host the Ripon Indians in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V final Football game at Hughes Stadium in Sacramento, CA., Saturday, November 30, 2019.
Second-seeded Ripon finds enough playoff magic to dump top-seeded Center
Center High School Cougars Michael Wortham (6), runs with the ball for a a first down as the Center High School Cougars host the Ripon Indians in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V final Football game at Hughes Stadium in Sacramento, CA., Saturday, November 30, 2019.
Section finals have a new look with only one defending champion as The Bee picks winners
Oak Ridge High quarterback Justin Lamson, right, will lead the Trojans in their Division I title game Saturday. Brian Baer Brian Baer/Special to The Bee These are the new-blood, new-era championships. Officially, it’s the Sac-Joaquin Section finals, but there’s a decidedly new look, with only one defending champion in the mix among the six remaining divisions. That’s Hilmar High School, the Yellowjackets of Merced County.
Section finals have a new look with only one defending champion as The Bee picks winners
Oak Ridge High quarterback Justin Lamson, right, will lead the Trojans in their Division I title game Saturday. Brian Baer Brian Baer/Special to The Bee These are the new-blood, new-era championships. Officially, it’s the Sac-Joaquin Section finals, but there’s a decidedly new look, with only one defending champion in the mix among the six remaining divisions. That’s Hilmar High School, the Yellowjackets of Merced County.
Monterey Trail High School beats Folsom in Division I of the Sac-Joaquin semi-finals football game
Search Eedition Newsletters Jobs Hire Moonlighting Pros Classifieds Senior Resources Legal Notices Place an Ad Advertise Mobile & Apps Joe Davidson Top-seeded Folsom High School is defeated by No. 5 Monterey Trail in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I semifinal, Friday, Nov. 22, 2019, at the Folsom High School football stadium. RELATED STORIES TRENDING Copyright Commenting Policy Corrections Policy Privacy Policy Terms of Service
Is the “Folsom Fatigue” - winning too much - about to end?
Folsom’s C.J. Hutton made a key play on defense to keep the Bulldogs alive in the postseason Friday. Brian Baer Brian Baer/Special to The Bee The Folsom Bulldogs are an impressive lot, a roster dripping of college-recruit talent. Eleven players hold scholarship offers, which is more than some solid programs in this valley have fielded over a 40-year period. There is size beyond the roster number of 86. The Bulldogs have speed, skill and the immeasurable of championship experience.
Watch as Inderkum High School defeats Davis in a Sac-Joaquin Section Division I playoff game
Search Eedition Newsletters Jobs Hire Moonlighting Pros Classifieds Senior Resources Legal Notices Place an Ad Advertise Mobile & Apps Joe Davidson Watch as Inderkum High School defeats Davis on Friday, Nov. 15, 2019, in a Sac-Joaquin Section Division I playoff game. RELATED STORIES TRENDING Copyright Commenting Policy Corrections Policy Privacy Policy Terms of Service
Quarterbacks lead the charge for upset-minded UC Davis and red-hot Sac State
UC Davis Aggies quarterback Jake Maier (15), hands the ball off to UC Davis Aggies running back Ulonzo Gilliam (40), during the 65th Causeway Classic football game between the Sacramento State Hornets and the UC Davis Aggies at Mackay Stadium at the University of Reno, Saturday Nov 17, 2018. The game was moved there due to the bad air quality in Sacramento due to the Camp Fire.
Nine weeks in, and still trying to get a pulse on the high school football season
Cosumnes Oaks Wolfpack Branden Jennings (2), runs with the ball as the Elk Grove Thundering Herd host the Cosumnes Oaks Wolfpack at Elk Grove High School, Friday, Oct. 25, 2019. Brian Baer Special to The Bee Nine weeks in, and we still cannot completely put our cleats or taped-up knuckles firmly into this puzzle. For one thing, we’re dealing with high school student-athletes – teenagers, which is the joy of it. It’s also the maddening aspect of it.
Watch Cosumnes Oaks High School defeat Elk Grove in Delta League play
Search Eedition Newsletters Jobs Hire Moonlighting Pros Classifieds Senior Resources Legal Notices Place an Ad Advertise Mobile & Apps Joe Davidson Cosumnes Oaks High School football defeated Elk Grove Friday night, Oct. 25, 2019, in Delta League play. RELATED STORIES TRENDING Copyright Commenting Policy Corrections Policy Privacy Policy Terms of Service
Watch Del Oro High School beat Grant Pacers in Sierra Foothill League game in Loomis
Search Eedition Newsletters Jobs Hire Moonlighting Pros Classifieds Legal Notices Place an Ad Advertise Mobile & Apps High School Sports Del Oro High School beats Grant in a Sierra Foothill League game Friday night, Oct. 18, 2019, in Loomis. RELATED STORIES TRENDING Copyright Commenting Policy Corrections Policy Privacy Policy Terms of Service
Eaton’s 78-yard fumble return touchdown for UC Davis devours Cal Poly’s comeback hopes
UC Davis Aggies quarterback Jake Maier (15), hands the ball off to UC Davis Aggies running back Ulonzo Gilliam (40), during the 65th Causeway Classic football game between the Sacramento State Hornets and the UC Davis Aggies at Mackay Stadium at the University of Reno, Saturday Nov 17, 2018. The game was moved there due to the bad air quality in Sacramento due to the Camp Fire.
Special performances and record pick-six punctuate wild prep football Friday
Folsom’s Elijhah Badger made a stunning one-handed grab Friday. Brian Baer Brian Baer/Special to The Bee Friday was a night for special teams excellence on the regional high school front and a pick-six effort for the ages. Be it timely field goals, blue chippers downing punts at the 1-yard line or a record interception return for a touchdown, kickers, national recruits and unsung sorts had their moments as league races tightened with the playoffs looming next month.
Midseason prep football report card: Vote for who has done the best coaching job
Folsom Bulldogs head coach Paul Doherty, talks to his team before the game as they host the De La Salle Spartans, Friday Sep 13, 2019. Brian Baer Brian Baer/Special to The Bee At this point of the high school football season, which coach has left the biggest impact? Who would be your vote for Bee Coach of the Year? Vote for your coach and your school.
Christian Brothers Falcons beat Jesuit Marauders 30-27 in 49th Holy Bowl at Hughes Stadium at Sacramento City College
Search Eedition Newsletters Jobs Hire Moonlighting Pros Classifieds Legal Notices Place an Ad Advertise Mobile & Apps Joe Davidson Christian Brothers Falcons win their first Holy Bowl victory in 10 years 30-27 against the Jesuit Marauders in the 49th Holy Bowl at Hughes Stadium at Sacramento City College on Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019. RELATED STORIES TRENDING Copyright Commenting Policy Corrections Policy Privacy Policy Terms of Service
Top ranked De La Salle football beats Folsom High School
Search Eedition Newsletters Jobs Hire Moonlighting Pros Classifieds Legal Notices Place an Ad Advertise Mobile & Apps Joe Davidson De La Salle High School beat Folsom 42-27 in a meeting of the top ranked football teams in Northern California at Prairie City Stadium in Folsom on Friday, Sept. 13, 2019. RELATED STORIES TRENDING Copyright Commenting Policy Corrections Policy Privacy Policy Terms of Service
Sac-area football teams fall to powers from out of area; did that affect Bee rankings?
Junior quarterback Justin Lamson (10) and Oak Ridge are 3-0 and ranked No. 3 by The Bee. Brian Baer Brian Baer/Special to The Bee The thing about rankings is losses to quality teams do not equate to despair, nor do they hurt a team’s status come Sac-Joaquin Section playoff time. Strength of schedules matter for our Bee rankings and those from our friends at publications such as Cal-Hi Sports, MaxPreps, NorCalPreps and others.
Sac-area football teams fall to powers from out of area; did that affect Bee rankings?
Junior quarterback Justin Lamson (10) and Oak Ridge are 3-0 and ranked No. 3 by The Bee. Brian Baer Brian Baer/Special to The Bee The thing about rankings is losses to quality teams do not equate to despair, nor do they hurt a team’s status come Sac-Joaquin Section playoff time. Strength of schedules matter for our Bee rankings and those from our friends at publications such as Cal-Hi Sports, MaxPreps, NorCalPreps and others.
Bee’s section football rankings: Will a Division I team from the 209 dethrone Folsom?
Christian Brothers students use their cell phones to light up their section during the 2017 Holy Bowl at Hughes Stadium. The schools meet again Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019. Brian Baer Brian Baer/Special to The Bee For years, and for some it must feel like forever, the northern part of the Sac-Joaquin Section has been dominated by Sacramento-area powers.
Bee’s section football rankings: Will a Division I team from the 209 dethrone Folsom?
Christian Brothers students use their cell phones to light up their section during the 2017 Holy Bowl at Hughes Stadium. The schools meet again Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019. Brian Baer Brian Baer/Special to The Bee For years, and for some it must feel like forever, the northern part of the Sac-Joaquin Section has been dominated by Sacramento-area powers.
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