Memorial Vigil for Traffic Crash Victims in Sacramento

Historically, roasting coffee has been a very hands-on, sensory experience. Roasters used their senses of hearing, smell and sight to determine what stage a roast was at. Today, new technology is changing the way coffee is being roasted, including at businesses in Sacramento. Anchor & Tree Coffee Roasting Company co-owner Donovan Albert shows how his Sacramento based coffee shop is implementing new technology, including an all-electric Bellwether coffee roasting machine, on Jan. 12. To read more

The Sacramento Bee has been consistently delivering email newsletters featuring our top stories straight to your inbox. Now, The Bee is offering an expanded lineup of different newsletters, many of them for free, and switching up some of the times they are delivered to you. For our full list of newsletters and to sign up for them check out sacbee.com/newsletters. ✍️ and 📸: Chris Fusco #news #newsletter #sacramento #info #california

Several thousand people marched through the fog on Jan. 19 in Sacramento to honor Martin Luther King Jr., continuing a decades-long tradition. Sacramento’s 44th annual March for a Dream began at Sacramento City College and ended at the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center’s diversity expo. To read more, check out ✍️: Camryn Dadey 📷️: Paul Kitagaki Jr. #news #mlkjrday #martinlutherkingjr #sacramento #marchforadream

One year after devastating fires tore through the Los Angeles area communities of Pacific Palisades and Altadena, California gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer spoke about the impact of utility companies on wildfires in the state. Steyer, a Democrat who has been vocal on his opinion that utility companies should be held accountable for causing fires, spoke to the press Wednesday at Urban Hive in downtown Sacramento about how he plans to hold utility companies accountable. To read more, check out

Daniel Serafini Sentenced to Life for In-Laws' Murder