The information has been produced based on the latest information available to us by national tennis associations. Following state directive, all tennis clubhouses and similar social facilities should be closed.
Courts, however, can remain open for use to help ensure people remain active, subject to strict social distancing and hygiene practices being employed.
Internet technology can’t prevent the spread of coronavirus, but it can make the battle a little easier.
While numerous restaurants in Sacramento have closed, many hope to operate on a limited basis by offering food for delivery or pickup. That’s where tech comes in.
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Find out what is happening in Carmichael this month from Counter Supervisor Susan Peters!
Sacramento City Council members can make things happen. But they are even better at stopping a project cold.
The council, which includes eight district representatives and the mayor, is supposed to be collaborative and democratic. But City Hall tradition allows councilmembers to act as rulers of their own little kingdoms—especially if they want to kill something.
