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Street Food Cinema expands 15th anniversary lineup through October

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Holly Alvarado

| The Sacramento Bee

Street Food Cinema is adding new attractions to its 15th anniversary season, including drone shows, celebrity appearances and additional movie screenings at venues across Los Angeles. The outdoor movie series, which runs Saturdays through Oct. 3, will debut drone show finales for the first time during screenings of “Jurassic Park” on July 18 at LA State Historic Park and the 25th anniversary screening of “Shrek” on Sept. 12 at the Autry Museum of the American West.

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Does Meta pay dividends? Its yield and payouts explained

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Laura Rodini

| The Sacramento Bee

Dividends are one way for profitable companies to reward their shareholders, while also signaling financial strength and confidence in their future cash flow. Tech stocks, however, have traditionally prioritized stock buybacks over dividends as a way to reinvest excess cash and return value to shareholders. Meta Platforms gives shareholders both.

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‘The greatest audience in the world': Photos from decades of epic concerts at San Quentin

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Peter Hartlaub

| The Sacramento Bee

"San Quentin may you rot and burn in hell!" Johnny Cash, looking resolute and a bit nervous on a stool with his guitar, sang those words for the first time on Feb. 24, 1969, to a raucous crowd of denim-clad men inside San Quentin State Penitentiary, pausing to strum an extra bar until the cheers died down. "San Quentin," written for an album recorded that day, is a high point in live albums, prison music and sticking it to the man. The record went triple platinum and marked a peak in Cash's career.

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These are the most bludgeoned fare gates in the BART system. Can they be hardened?

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Rachel Swan

| The Sacramento Bee

Near the end of BART's yellow line, at a tiny station in east Contra Costa County, sits the most bludgeoned fare gate in the rail system. It's one of the "next generation" gates, installed in March 2025 at the end of a single array on the concourse - the only way into Pittsburg Center Station. Each gate in the row has tall, Plexiglass panels that swing open when riders tap their payment cards, then click shut behind them, an institutional-checkpoint-style design meant to discourage fare evasion.

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Once slated to be $7M condos for remote workers, Tahoe development is an empty lot

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Andrew J. Pridgen

| The Sacramento Bee

It was supposed to be a housing development aimed at providing a high-end experience for C-suite residents in Tahoe's Incline Village. Now, it sits on the market once more as an empty lot and a dream yet to be realized. Pitched as a new way to get a toehold into one of Tahoe's wealthiest communities, Nine 47 Tahoe was a 40-unit condo complex that sought to raise the bar for luxury living spaces.

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Overcrowded shelters, poor water access pose health risks after Venezuela quakes, PAHO says

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Julia Symmes Cobb

| The Sacramento Bee

The biggest health risks following twin earthquakes that ripped across Venezuela's northern coast last month include interruptions to regular medical care, crowded shelters and lack of access to clean water, the head of the Pan American Health Organization said on Thursday.

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Pickup driver arrested for DUI after crash jackknifes semitrailer near Antelope

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Darrell Smith

| The Sacramento Bee

A driver is facing DUI charges after allegedly causing an early Thursday wreck that jackknifed a tractor-trailer near Antelope, the California Highway Patrol said. CHP officials in the patrol’s North Sacramento office said the driver of a pickup truck crashed into the big rig about 4:30 a.m., in the intersection of Walerga and Elverta roads.

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Lucas Museum to give free annual passes to South L.A. neighbors, host community preview day

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Jessica Gelt

| The Sacramento Bee

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, which is moving at light speed toward its Sept. 22 opening, announced Thursday that it will give free annual passes to its South L.A. neighbors living in the 90037 ZIP Code. The 300,000-square-foot, $1-billion museum located in Exposition Park will also host a special community preview day on Sept. 13, more than a week before the general public gets to step inside.

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Warner Bros. Ranch selected for TV broadcast base during LA 2028 Olympics

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Meg James

| The Sacramento Bee

The Warner Bros. Ranch in Burbank will serve as broadcast headquarters during the Los Angeles Olympics and Paralympic Games in two years. LA28 and Warner Bros. Discovery on Thursday jointly announced that the 30-acre Hollywood Way campus would play a pivotal role in the Games.

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Bonnie Tyler dies at 75: A look back at 10 of the singer's greatest songs

Jul 09, 2026 |

By Jim Harrington

| The Sacramento Bee

Bonnie Tyler will be widely remembered for one song. And for very good reasons, given that the tune in question — “Total Eclipse of the Heart” — stands as one of the greatest and certainly most memorable power ballads of the ’80s. Yet, as stellar as that song is, Tyler deserves to be remembered for so much more than just “Total Eclipse of the Heart.” Tyler — who died unexpectedly on July 8 at the age of 75 at a hospital in Portugal — was far from being a one-hit wonder.

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Street Food Cinema expands 15th anniversary lineup through October

Does Meta pay dividends? Its yield and payouts explained

‘The greatest audience in the world': Photos from decades of epic concerts at San Quentin

These are the most bludgeoned fare gates in the BART system. Can they be hardened?

Once slated to be $7M condos for remote workers, Tahoe development is an empty lot

Overcrowded shelters, poor water access pose health risks after Venezuela quakes, PAHO says

Pickup driver arrested for DUI after crash jackknifes semitrailer near Antelope

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