NorCalxPodcast

oin us for a profound conversation with Catherine, an environmental scientist and Akashic reader, as she shares insights into the nature of reality, spirituality, and our place within the universe. We delve into topics like ayahuasca, psychic abilities, astral projection, and the interconnectedness of all living things. Catherine also explains the concept of Akashic records and how they contain the history of everything in the universe. Catherine shares her personal journey of spiritual awakening, from suppressing her intuitive gifts as a child to embracing them later in life through her work in environmental education and Akashic reading training. She highlights the significance of collective awakening and how individual transformations can contribute to larger societal shifts. We also explore the idea that our reality is undergoing significant changes, with the sun evolving into its next phase and humanity experiencing a major awakening cycle. Catherine discusses how this shift is affecting people's mental states, leading to increased cases of mental illness and unusual behaviors – all of which she believes are connected to spiritual awakening symptoms. Get ready to expand your mind and explore the mysteries of existence. Whether you're curious about spirituality, reality, or personal growth, this conversation will inspire and challenge your perspectives – prompting you to reconsider what's truly possible.   https://mandalamessage.com/

Join us as we sit down with DJ Alex Sanchez, a local music legend with nearly 30 years of experience behind the turntables. From his humble beginnings to selling out crowds, Alex shares his story of perseverance, passion, and creativity. He opens up about overcoming discouragement, finding support from loved ones, and paying it forward by mentoring young DJs. Alex also discusses his future plans, including a potential Spotify channel and a surprising side passion - permaculture farming. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about music, life, and following your dreams.

Listen in on this conversation with Stacy Wheeler Host of "The Soul Podcast," exploring spirituality, synchronicities, and collective awakening. They discuss how Stacy keeps encountering spiritual podcasters and experiencing profound moments, such as animal empathy videos and past-life regressions revealing connections to Atlantis and Druids. The conversation touches on topics like quantum healing, Dolores Cannon's hypnosis work, and Graham Hancock's theories – suggesting a hidden divine history of humanity and a manipulated reality designed to keep people unconscious and controlled. https://www.youtube.com/@UCl5EQqmlh-jS616JHYi8j7A https://www.facebook.com/groups/soulpodstudio/

Pierre James, owner of Companion Farms, shares his urban farming journey, emphasizing community involvement and sustainable practices. He discusses the benefits of microgreens, using food as medicine, and encouraging youth participation in farming. Pierre highlights the distinction between conventional and regenerative farming methods, stressing the importance of community support, education, and representation – especially for young black farmers. His approach focuses on growing high-quality microgreens while fostering a supportive community around sustainable agriculture. https://www.companionfarms.com/ https://www.instagram.com/companion_farms/ https://www.instagram.com/iampierrejames/

Eric Oliver Yuba - Sutter artist musical expressionist's shares his spiritual journey, discussing dimensions, consciousness, and enlightenment. They reveal how playing guitar daily led to unexpected focus and skill improvement, attributing this to the power of consistent practice and love for the craft. The conversation expands to include astral projection, quantum mechanics, plant medicine, and Akashic Records – suggesting that spirituality and science are interconnected. The speaker believes we're multi-dimensional beings, living many lives at once, and that increasing consciousness will help us transcend to higher dimensions, like the prophesied 5D earth.  Follow Eric on Instagram  oliverikart

Judy Ceynowa , a QHHT practitioner, shares her spiritual journey and experiences, including being a victim of childhood trauma and healing through various modalities like hypnosis and plant medicine. She discusses how people give away their power due to trauma, societal conditioning, and lack of self-awareness, leading to depression, anxiety, and feeling stuck. Judy shares her own experiences with ET encounters, out-of-body experiences, and spiritual awakening, emphasizing the importance of self-healing, gratitude practices, and respecting nature. She also touches on topics like Atlantis, Lemuria, Mount Shasta, and the Age of Aquarius, encouraging listeners to embrace their true power and spirituality. Quantum Healing Hypnosis (QHHT)   https://judiceynowa.com/

A former Chipotle employee quit their job to start a detailing business full-time, growing from a Subaru to a truck and trailer with equipment. They formed an LLC to write off expenses like their new truck and trailer, and plan to expand to a physical shop in Sacramento or Yuba City offering extra services. Self-taught through online research and tax consultations, they've become savvy entrepreneurs at a young age, enjoying financial freedom and tax benefits – now seeking to further expand their business. Yuba - Sutter county residents and surrounding areas give Luke a call (530) 650-3631 https://www.tiktok.com/@UCCFWeRgSHNQQnQPjqTRhWkw https://www.instagram.com/lukesmobiledetailingllc/ https://www.facebook.com/lukemobiledetailing

Laurie McDonald shares her journey of self-discovery and empowerment, revealing how accepting emotional pain and understanding others' disempowerment can lead to growth. They explain how hypnotherapy helps recognize and transform emotional energy, freeing us from dense emotions. The path forward involves self-reflection, healing old wounds, and becoming the architect of one's mind – leading to actualization, unity, and inner peace. To work with Laurie McDonald , a highly respected Clinical Hypnotherapist, brings her extensive expertise, dedication, and warmth to guide you on your path to self-discovery and growth. With accolades as a public speaker, published author, and former President of Opus, Laurie combines professionalism with a deeply personalized approach tailored to meet your unique needs. Hypnotherapy is a powerful tool that allows you to access the potential within your subconscious mind, empowering you to overcome challenges and create lasting change. Whether you're seeking relief from stress, anxiety, fears, or phobias, or looking to enhance personal empowerment, confidence, or healing, our practice offers a safe and welcoming environment to support your journey. Located in Sacramento, California, and equipped to provide sessions either in person or online, True You Hypnotherapy is committed to offering flexible, client-centered care. We invite you to explore the life-changing possibilities of hypnotherapy and experience the freedom to become your truest, most authentic self. Step into a place of positive change—your transformation starts here. Welcome to True You Hypnotherapy.  https://trueyouhypnotherapy.com/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063699902836  https://www.facebook.com/laurie.mcdonald.7106/about_overview

Meet Junior Magana , a former forty something year old bodybuilder who had dedicated his life to pushing his physique to the limit. He spent years honing his craft, and his hard work paid off with impressive gains and a strong competitive record. But during a particularly intense leg day, disaster struck. Junior felt a searing pain in his quadriceps as he lifted a heavy weight, and he knew something was terribly wrong. A trip to the hospital confirmed his worst fears: he had torn his quadriceps, an injury that would require surgery and a long, arduous recovery. The surgeon's words were devastating: "You'll never squat heavy again." For Junior , this was unthinkable. Squatting was not just a crucial part of his workout routine; it was a source of pride and identity. The thought of giving it up was unbearable. But Junior refused to accept the surgeon's verdict. He became determined to prove him wrong, to show that with enough grit, determination, and hard work, he could overcome even the most daunting adversity. The road to recovery was long and challenging. Junior had to relearn how to walk, then how to lift, and eventually how to squat again. There were setbacks and frustrations along the way, but he persevered, driven by his unwavering commitment to his goal. Months turned into years, and Junior's progress was nothing short of remarkable. He slowly began to rebuild his strength, gradually increasing the weight he lifted until he was squatting heavier than ever before. The surgeon was stunned when Junior returned for a follow-up appointment, squatting with ease and lifting weights that would have been unthinkable just a year earlier. Junior had proved him wrong, and in doing so, had discovered a deeper reservoir of strength and resilience within himself. Junior story is a testament to the human spirit's capacity to overcome adversity. It shows that with determination, hard work, and a refusal to accept limitations, we can achieve greatness, even in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges.

Owner creator of the Hidden treasure tour in downtown Marysville. Join Judy every first Saturday out of every month and be blown away with her deep wisdom and understanding of Marysville . Judy's deep knowledge of Marysville history is so deep and vast you have to come see her.

Ryan S Nickle Yuba - Sutter native topless talk host. Boob reader , 5 - MEO - DMT practitioner talks about some of his journeys since our last talk in 2022. Follow Ryan on his social media platforms https://www.instagram.com/ryan5cents/ https://www.instagram.com/heal_yourheartbreak/  https://www.instagram.com/toplesstalk/

Yuba County Olive Oil farmer Michael Keller talks about his farms origins. Why and how he started how is trying new products. Listen in on this amazing conversation with this farmer who has won numerous awards for years.In 2008 Calolea received the BEST IN SHOW award at the Los Angeles International Olive Oil Competition, the highest award given at the competition. Calolea has received a BEST IN CLASS award at the same competition over many years, most recently in 2018.   about podcast NorCalX : "Awaken dormant divine codes within! X marks the spot where DNA healing meets spiritual elevation. Join me, a modern-day alchemist, uncovering Northern California's hidden treasures – transformative guests, topics, places, and ideas. Embark on a new gold rush of self-discovery and become the master alchemist of your life."  

Topless talk podcast host. Yuba river lover.Ryan talks about his Ayahusca experince.

Long time gym owner in Yuba City Future fitness. Military Veteran Continues his conversation about operating a small business in california. Expenses taxes over regulations by government.

Welder origanlly from the midwest now a long time Northern California resident.Long time gym owner in Yuba City Future fitness. Military Veteran Continues his conversation about operating a small business in california. Expenses taxes over regulations by government.

Heather Thompson : LongHorn breeder, business owner, mother , wife jack of all trades.

April is a youtuber traveling up and down northern california taking her youtube subscribers and viewers on a journey up and down Northern California. Get to know more intimate details about April. Check out her show Finding Nor Cal on Youtube.

Tim Styczynski master roaster , the west coast best coffee roaster residing in Northern California's Yuba - Sutter area. He will soon be a Q certified coffee grader. Coffee's own sommelier. I met Tim online with my 1st podcast in 2016 when he was roasting out of his garage. Tim and I talk about coffee. Tim's knowledge is so vast and immense that I feel he's the Picasso of roasting coffee on the west coast. If you live in the Yuba - Sutter area or pass through you must stop at his Café in Yuba City at 101 Clark Ave. 95991. Visit the website at bridgecoffeeco.com

Winning Time HBO biopic about Lakers showtime has a local nor cal Actor Car crashes into cemetery in San Benito Fresno Ca off road vehicle stolen from local shop Benny the K-9 helps catches illegal jeans  San Francisco environmental official resigns after bribery scandal Sacramento nurse selling pills on dark web Taylor farms Salinas Ca fire Concord Ca women swing ax at cars in the street Bad ASS Coffee shop car crashes into the shop in Santa Rosa Sonoma KAREN mom influencer falsely accuses couple of attempted kidnapping  Tacos EL Patron Pleasant Hill go to stop for Top Chef from the bay area MIlpitas Ca safe and valuables taken from thief in construction vest  Outside lands returns to golden gate park VIP tickets sold out  San Jose Ca average rent 3k for one bedroom apartment 2nd most expensive city to rent at. Red Bluff Round up Rodeo 3 day event starts this weekend 69 drive throughs are causing to many issues in the city of citrus heights  49ers get involved with crypto company  UC Santa cruz man breaks into dorm at 4am Monday April 10 Betty Whites Carmel home in the process of being bought.

Inflation.The consumer price index increased 8.5% from a year earlier following a 7.9% annual gain in February, Labor Department data showed Tuesday. The widely followed inflation gauge rose 1.2% from a month earlier, the biggest gain since 2005. Gasoline costs drove half of the monthly increase Fact or Fiction Negan from the walking dead walking around the streets of Fresno  County? On Sunday, April 10, 2022, around 2:00 P.M. MCSO Deputies were dispatched to the area of Eastside Acres in Madera County following a call from a concerned citizen regarding a suspicious male walking around the neighborhood carrying a metal baseball bat with spikes protruding from it. Manteca man kills himself wanted for atemptted murder  Bart increases security after mass shooting in New York subway… Oakland Ca Security officer killed while patrolling homeless shelter. Google sueing online puppy scammers…. Town of Los Gatos suing Santa Clara county over an unpaved road…. Oakland 35 year old Farm to table restaurant  local business shutting down April 23. Miss Mil Valley women. Body found in heavily wooded area.. Sonomas first cannabis dispensary opens up April 20 Fact or Fiction USPS will stop delivering mail in California Town……? Nor Cal's Kim K Sherri Papini, the woman who last month was charged with faking her own 2016 kidnapping, has admitted to the charges and will plead guilty, Redding Fire department gets a new more powerful weapon for cutting cars open Helicopter season for PG&E inspecting power lines 

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Randy Warner 20 year state worker Yuba Sutter resident. YAS CAST HOST YaS Cast: Yuba and Sutter Podcast podcast on demand - The YaS Cast is here for you meet those interesting people in your community, and to have the conversation about issues that matter in the community. We cover the Yuba-Sutter area, as well as surrounding areas like Sacramento and Chico. http://tun.in/pj0lq http://yascast.randywarner.com/  

San Francisco District attorney Chesa Boudin is up against ultra-wealthy political donors, many who've made their fortunes in the tech industry, is pouring into the battle to unseat San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin as the dueling campaigns enter a critical stretch. The recall group has a huge financial advantage, generating more than $2.7 million in donations, versus $1.05 million contributed to the two groups supporting Boudin. Boudin's supporters said some donors plunging money into the recall effort were motivated by Boudin's clashes with gig economy companies over worker classification issues.

Northern California news. Weekend edition March 26, 27

#CoronaVirus #TrueCrime #Crime #Marysville #EastBay #SanFrancisco #Quarantine #COVID19 #restaurants #SupplyChain #economy #politics #California #NorCal #YubaSutter #sacramento #BayArea #StayAtHome #Jobs #PPE #530 #Hotels #OnwardCA #GavinNewsom #DriveIns “CoronaBeer #WashYourHands #entertainment ◦ Waiting for stimulus check or unemployment benefits? Here’s when they might arrive ◦ El Dorado Transit buses now free, including those on Sacramento route, to slow coronavirus ◦ All Sacramento-area public schools announce physical closures for remainder of school year ◦ Homeless not yet moved into motels in Sacramento ◦ Target to limit occupancy inside its store ◦ El Dorado County: Visitors must stay away from Lake Tahoe during coronavirus outbreak ◦ Person found dead in burned Loomis home. Fire is under investigation, officials say ◦ California is filling nearly 7,000 hotel rooms with homeless people during coronavirus pandemic ◦ Driver huffed canned air, passed out and crashed into south Sacramento yard, CHP says ◦ Sacramento drive-in theater re-opens with tighter rules. (Bring your own popcorn and burritos) ◦ Corona Beer to Halt Production Amid Coronavirus Outbreak      

#CoronaVirus #TrueCrime #Crime #Marysville #EastBay #SanFrancisco #Quarantine #COVID19 #restaurants #SupplyChain #economy #politics #California #NorCal #YubaSutter #sacramento #BayArea #StayAtHome #Jobs #PPE #530 #Hotels #OnwardCA #GavinNewsom #DriveIns “CoronaBeer #WashYourHands #entertainment ◦ Waiting for stimulus check or unemployment benefits? Here’s when they might arrive ◦ El Dorado Transit buses now free, including those on Sacramento route, to slow coronavirus ◦ All Sacramento-area public schools announce physical closures for remainder of school year ◦ Homeless not yet moved into motels in Sacramento ◦ Target to limit occupancy inside its store ◦ El Dorado County: Visitors must stay away from Lake Tahoe during coronavirus outbreak ◦ Person found dead in burned Loomis home. Fire is under investigation, officials say ◦ California is filling nearly 7,000 hotel rooms with homeless people during coronavirus pandemic ◦ Driver huffed canned air, passed out and crashed into south Sacramento yard, CHP says ◦ Sacramento drive-in theater re-opens with tighter rules. (Bring your own popcorn and burritos) ◦ Corona Beer to Halt Production Amid Coronavirus Outbreak  

◦ U.S. Cen­sus Bureau sus­pends field op­er­a­tions for ad­di­tional two weeks ADA ◦ Can’t contact California’s unemployment agency during coronavirus crisis? You’re not alone SB ◦ Sacramento police still clearing homeless — CDC coronavirus guidelines discourage it SB ◦ Of­fi­cials re­port com­pli­ance, co­op­er­a­tion with shel­ter or­ders AD ◦ Crowd control at Walmart: You line up outside and aisles are one-way during pandemic ◦ Coronavirus: Monterey police break up gathering, cite four for shelter-in-place violations ◦ San Jose’s Downtown Ice skating rink won’t be opening this year ◦ USPS employees are demanding hazard pay ◦ The coronavirus pandemic is making Earth vibrate less

#CoronaVirus #TrueCrime #Crime #Marysville #EastBay #SanFrancisco #Quarantine #COVID19 #restaurants #SupplyChain #economy #politics #California #NorCal #YubaSutter #sacramento #BayArea #CCPVirus #OpenSource #lottery ◦ Northern California police officer dies from coronavirus, department says ◦ Coronavirus will keep California schools from reopening, state superintendent says ◦ California granting early release to 3,500 inmates, says no order needed to force more over virus ◦ California lottery jackpots could be less than advertised in a coronavirus slump ◦ Trump praises California for its coronavirus curve. Newsom holds his breath ◦ Authorities search for inmate firefighter who walked away from CDCR camp in Del Norte County ◦ Armed carjacking suspect surrenders after three-hour standoff in Oak Park ◦ D.I.Y. Coronavirus open source Solutions Are Gaining Steam      

    #CoronaVirus #TrueCrime #Crime #Marysville #EastBay #SanFrancisco #Quarantine   #COVID19 #restaurants #SupplyChain #economy #politics #California #NorCal #YubaSutter #sacramento #BayArea #CCPVirus #shopping #RICOact #trafficking #cartels   ◦Two girls, 13 and 14, arrested in Stockton after vehicle pursuit in stolen car, police said ◦What you can and can’t do at parks in California this weekend as coronavirus orders continue ◦When will schools open, stimulus checks arrive? List of dates to know in coronavirus pandemic ◦Sleep Train Arena to become 360-bed coronavirus hospital, Army Corps says ◦Nurses union file complaints with 16 state OSHA regulators over lack of coronavirus gear ◦Amid coronavirus slowdown, Arik Armstead tries to boost Sacramento-area restaurants ◦Taco Bell is giving out free tacos as a ‘thank you’ amid the coronavirus pandemic ◦Can’t find toilet paper? UC Davis professors break down ‘rational’ coronavirus hoarding ◦Beale adopts two team system ◦Pandemic forces local restaurants to adjust ◦Tem­po­rary shut­down for Sunsweet ◦Pre­lim­i­nary hear­ing for man charged with mur­der­ing in­fant con­tin­ued ◦Why a fight over home­less peo­ple could de­ter­mine how much coro­n­avirus hurts Cal­i­for­nia ◦More Americans Should Probably Wear Masks for Protection ◦Business on top, pajamas underneath: Walmart is selling work shirts, but not so many pants

#CoronaVirus #TrueCrime #Crime #Marysville #EastBay #SanFrancisco #Quarantine #COVID19 #restaurants #SupplyChain #economy #politics #California #NorCal #YubaSutter #sacramento #BayArea #CCPVirus #shopping #Maduro #Venezuela #Guiado #RICOact #trafficking #cartels #Columbia #DMV #EllisLake ◦ California DMV shuts all field offices to protect employees in coronavirus outbreak ◦ Unemployment claims surge in California as coronavirus outbreak stalls US economy ◦ Blood plasma from coronavirus survivors could help treat new patients, scientists say ◦ At least 12 California state prison workers have tested positive for coronavirus, CDCR says ◦ Deputies arrest suspect in deadly Rancho Cordova car-to-car shooting ◦ Adapt or close: How Sacramento restaurants and bars are surviving the coronavirus shutdown ◦ Com­mu­nity task force assem­bling to meet needs dur­ing emer­gency ◦ El­lis Lake study pro­gress­ing ◦ Space Force Launches its First Satellite ◦ US Charges Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro With Drug Trafficking

#CoronaVirus #TrueCrime #Crime #Marysville #EastBay #SanFrancisco #Quarantine #COVID19 #restaurants #SupplyChain #economy #politics #California #NorCal #YubaSutter #sacramento #BayArea #CCPVirus #shopping ◦ Won­der­ing what to do? ◦ FBI arrests terror suspect trying to blow up a hospital ◦ Get­ting out of the house vir­tu­ally ◦ Spe­cial shop­ping hours for se­niors, at-risk cus­tomers ◦ Men plead not guilty to conspira to commit bank robbery ◦ Coronavirus updates: 60 dead in California; Newsom says shutdown could last 12 weeks ◦ Sacramento sheriff ordered to release more inmates from jails over coronavirus concerns ◦ Will coronavirus be a seasonal illness? Here’s what top health expert Fauci says ◦ Sacramento man, 2 teens arrested in Walgreens robbery after freeway chase, officials say ◦ With 1 million out of work, Newsom announces mortgage waivers

Mar 25 2020 Wednesday News #CoronaVirus #TrueCrime #Crime #Marysville #EastBay #SanFrancisco #Quarantine #COVID19 #restaurants #SupplyChain #economy #politics #California #NorCal #YubaSutter #casinos #sacramento #BayArea #CCPVirus #UCDavis ◦ UC Davis Med Center employees infected with coronavirus. Hospital expects ‘many more’ ◦ California coronavirus prevention measures could last another 12 weeks, Gov. Gavin Newsom says ◦ Sacramento County’s coronavirus stay-at-home order: Here’s what you can and can’t do ◦ Free private testing for coronavirus has arrived in Sacramento. Here’s what to know ◦ Red, itchy eyes may be another symptom of coronavirus infection, experts say ◦ Worker at Blue Diamond’s large Sacramento campus has coronavirus, almond grower says ◦ Garden projects can be great for young and old kids stuck at home      

March 23 2020 #CoronaVirus #TrueCrime #Crime #Marysville #EastBay #SanFrancisco #Quarantine #COVID19 #restaurants #SupplyChain #economy #politics #California #NorCal #YubaSutter #casinos #sacramento #BayArea #CCPVirus ◦ Sacramento County coronavirus count jumps to 88 cases. 4th death reported ◦ Trump to postpone Real ID deadline because of coronavirus, giving relief to California DMV ◦ Man arrested in suspected gang shooting in Woodland, police say ◦ Yellowstone National Park defies calls to close gates as coronavirus spreads ◦ Report to Sacramento County probation officers with a phone call to slow coronavirus ◦ California now says it needs 50,000 more hospital beds to meet coronavirus surge ◦ YMCA offering free lunches to kids in Sacramento during coronavirus school closures ◦ Sacramento region’s air quality expected to improve as coronavirus order cuts traffic ◦ Three men arrested for target shooting with stolen gun, Yolo County sheriff says ◦ Refrigerator fire causes evacuation of Elk Grove-area Safeway store ◦ Sutter Health Care Options During COVID-19 ◦ 21 Million Fewer Cellphone Users in China May Suggest a High CCP Virus Death Toll  

Monday Mar 23 2020 #CoronaVirus #TrueCrime #Crime #Marysville #EastBay #SanFrancisco #Quarantine #COVID19 #restaurants #SupplyChain #economy #politics #California #NorCal #YubaSutter #casinos #sacramento #Uber #BayArea #PGE ◦ Third confirmed case of COVID19 in Yuba Sutter counties ◦ Trump issues major disaster declaration for California as coronavirus pandemic intensifies ◦ Navy hospital ship to L.A. as Trump activates National Guard in Calif, Washington, NY ◦ Second coronavirus death reported among members of Sacramento church congregation ◦ Woman struck and killed while pushing motorcycle along rural Northern California roadway ◦ Man suspected of serial bank robbery in El Dorado County is arrested, deputies say ◦ Butte County deputies arrest woman after discovering bomb-making facility in home ◦ Stolen car abandoned after crashing through fence into front yard in Woodland ◦ Thirsty in isolation? California alcohol bureau now allowing drinks to go ◦ BottleRock in Napa Valley postponed to October, music festival organizers say ◦ Antioch man who nearly decapitated SF jewelry store worker loses appeal ◦ Coronavirus: 13 San Jose firefighters have tested positive for COVID-19, 75 being monitored ◦ Governor deploys state National Guard to help food banks statewide during the coronavirus crisis ◦      

Mar 21 2020 Saturday News #CoronaVirus #TrueCrime #Crime #Marysville #EastBay #SanFrancisco #Quarantine #COVID19 #restaurants #SupplyChain #economy #politics #California #NorCal #YubaSutter #casinos #sacramento #Uber #BayArea #PGE ◦ PG&E makes deal with Gov. Newsom on bankruptcy demands. ‘End of business as usual,’ he says ◦ California is asking state workers to consider changing jobs in coronavirus outbreak ◦ Covered California re-opens enrollment amid expected surge in coronavirus cases ◦ California beer, wine and weed companies get creative during coronavirus stay-at-home order ◦ Workers at 2 California prisons have coronavirus; 4 inmates at Mule Creek being observed ◦ Nurses protest to demand safety and equipment as they treat coronavirus patients ◦ Marysville man arrested after police say he stabbed fiancée in neck during a fight ◦ Raley’s posting off-duty deputies outside some stores during coronavirus crisis ◦ Truck plows into Auburn restaurant, which was empty due to coronavirus, police say ◦ Serial child molestation suspect arrested on 99 charges, with more possible victims ◦ Tax Day just got pushed back amid the coronavirus pandemic

Mar 19 2020 Thursday News #CoronaVirus #TrueCrime #PayrollTaxCut #Crime #Marysville #EastBay #SanFrancisco #Quarantine #COVID19 #restaurants #SupplyChain #economy #politics #California #NorCal #YubaSutter #casinos #sacramento #DMV #Snow #Tahoe ◦ A second major Sacramento-area shopping center closes due to the coronavirus pandemic ◦ Sacramento grocery CEO says to resist stockpiling amid the coronavirus. More on the way ◦ California DMV bans walk-in visits, suspends driving tests to limit coronavirus spread ◦ Federal courthouses in Sacramento, Fresno, Modesto closed to public due to coronavirus ◦ Can’t telework? You might get a new California state job, according to Newsom administration ◦ Sacramento butcher shop Morant’s Old Fashioned Sausage Kitchen closed after $50K fire ◦ Thunder Valley casino relents, says it will pay workers during coronavirus shutdown ◦ 5.7-magnitude quake, swarm of aftershocks strike Utah near Salt Lake City, USGS reports ◦ California Democratic congressman owes another $30,000 in back taxes, says state lien ◦ Northern California woman attacked and robbed of her groceries outside Raley’s store ◦ Thousands in Sierra foothills going days without power as snow pounds Northern California

Mar 15 2020 Sunday News #CoronaVirus #MS13 #TrueCrime #PayrollTaxCut #Crime #TacoFestival #Marysville #EastBay #SanFrancisco #RICOact #Quarantine #Norcal #Weather #Economy #Politics  ◦ 17 Alleged Members And Associates Of MS-13 In San Francisco Charged Federally With Racketeering Conspiracy, Attempted Murder, Assault, And Weapons Charges ◦ Trump doubles down on call for payroll tax cut through end of 2020 ◦ White House Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Has Mobilized the Full Resources of the Federal Government to Respond to the Coronavirus ◦ Hindu group in India consumes cow urine to ward off coronavirus ◦ Two killed in San Leandro shooting, police say ◦ San Francisco bans gatherings of 100 or more through April ◦ Another reason to stay home: Rain, potential thunderstorms come to Bay Area ◦ Mid-April Taco Festival is stocked and ready ◦ Kings donate prepared and perishable food to help needy during coronavirus crisis ◦ HOUSE PASSES CORONAVIRUS SATURDAY BILL AFTER TRUMP DECLARES EMERGENCY

14-year-old boy killed near Mira Loma High in Arden Arcade by teenage driver, CHP says Close all California public schools to contain coronavirus, teachers’ union advises Strong weekend storm in Northern California to bring rain, drop feet of mountain snow Sacramento man unconscious in car with replica gun arrested, sheriff’s officials say ‘Unique moment’ in civic history: Sacramento OKs sweeping coronavirus aid package Telecommuting is an option for California state workers, but it’s up to their bosses Large gatherings are banned during coronavirus crisis. Why are California DMV offices open? Trump declares national emergency due to coronavirus pandemic. Here’s what it means Salvation Army Shelter Will Open Saturday and Sunday Coronavirus updates live: Trump reaches aid deal with Democrats as cases mount HBO, Netflix, Disney pause productions on several shows, movies

March 12 2020 THURSDAY NEWS #GoldenState #California #Elections #Fraud #Corruption #Crime #TrueCrime #CoronaVirus #Sacramento #BayArea #Quarantine #Murder #Pedogate #UCBerkeley #SantaClaraCounty #PlacerCounty #EastBay #YubaCity #Homeless #Homelessness #HumanitarianCrisis #RoadRage #SacTown #CrimeRings #cartels #Coachella -California hotels are being used for coronavirus quarantines, Gavin Newsom announces -Coachella music festival postponed over coronavirus fears. Here are the new dates. -California prison warden caught stealing at foothill thrift store, report says -PG&E settles with FEMA over billions in wildfire claims, avoiding bankruptcy fight -The California DMV rejected these license plates. Now it’s getting sued -Harvard University asks students to move out in 5 days -Using Clorox wipes on your iPhone? Apple issues new guidelines -San Mateo: Pickup’s driver dead after solo crash on Highway 101 -Report: Officers were ‘unquestionably lawful and justified’ when they shot Gilroy Garlic Festival gunman -Coronavirus: Bay Area scrambles to keep disease from spreading among homeless

March 11 2020 NEWS Hashtags #GoldenState #California #Elections #Fraud #Corruption #Crime #TrueCrime #CoronaVirus #Sacramento #BayArea #Quarantine #Murder #Pedogate #UCBerkeley #SantaClaraCounty #PlacerCounty #EastBay #YubaCity #Homeless #Homelessness #HumanitarianCrisis #RoadRage #SacTown #CrimeRings #cartels #Earthquakes #Supermoon -Santa Clara County woman is state’s second coronavirus death -Coronavirus: UC Berkeley suspends in-person classes until after spring break -Man arrested in suspected fatal road-rage shooting had weapons cache, untraceable gun, police say -Who should get homelessness funding? Mayors, state in tug-of-war -Contra Costa man who impregnated 11-year-old loses bid for new trial -East Bay woman sentenced to federal prison for embezzling $343,000 from Oakland nonprofit -Pleasant Hill man admits to producing child porn -Worm supermoon is illuminating the sky this week -Nine post office burglaries in seven months: Are they the work of the same suspect? -Federal prosecutor fatally shoots self and newlywed wife -Cluster of 10 earthquakes rattles northern California coastal towns. Largest is 5.8 -What coronavirus means for California state workers: Telecommuting, sick time - Man allegedly stabs Berkeley dog-walker, bites passerby who intervened

eat Department Manager Paul Carras grew up in the neighborhood and started at Taylor's when he was 15 as a clean-up kid. Paul played baseball and football in high school and threw the Javelin in college at Sacramento state. Paul will compete with team USA at the world's butchers challenge in the fall at golden one area in Sacramento California. Paul discusses the challenges of running an old school butcher counter and why he loves what he does and why every community needs a butcher like Paul in their own community.  https://www.taylorsmarket.com  Instagram @paul_carras2   @taylorsmarket 

MAR 6 2020 NEWS HASHTAGS: #YubaCity #Marysville #California #Sacramento #BayArea #EastBay #News #Homelessness #Crime #Government #TrueCrime #DomesticViolence #Google #NorCal #SanFrancisco #CoronaVirus #TrueCrime #Salinas #Homeless #Corruption #Fraud #PGE #President #Democrat #Delegate #Nomination #Rocklin #GasPrices #California ▪ 15 detained by SWAT ▪ Price gouging in California ▪ Bankrupt PG&E wants to pay bonuses to California executives and staff. Here’s how much ▪ Clerk injured in robbery at downtown Sacramento business and street closed, police say ▪ Gas prices drop by 6 cents because of coronavirus fears. Here’s how they’re connected ▪ Nine streets included in YCPD speeding program ▪ Motorcycle driver engages in pursuit with Colusa deputies ▪ Review of suspected murderer’s mental competence continued ▪ Millions of books and other items available through Link+ ▪ Redding Target sold out of hand sanitizer amid CoronaVirus panic ▪ Nevada County declares local and health emergencies ▪ Rocklin Fire Dept employees quarantined ▪ Redding vandal causes $2K in damage to food truck business ▪ Chico Superdelegate could play role in deciding Democrat nominee ▪ Voters say “no” to Measure A, affecting Redding PD morale

MARCH 3 2020 NEWS, Northern California -Voting System crashes in 15 California counties -Can you withdraw your vote, or do-over in California? -Man arrested for vehicle theft after pursuit -Fight at Hard Rock leads to arrest -Arraignment continued for man charged with killing 2 in collision -Wildfire spreading in Yuba County in Tahoe National Forest, U.S. Forest Service says -Sacramento store security guard injured by suspected shoplifters, police say -CoronaVirus updates: Some Election Day clerks staying home, Sac County says -House bill aims to strengthen medical supply chain as Coronavirus crisis exposes weak links -Man shot, injured in Rancho Cordova. Suspect at large, Sheriff’s Office says -Creditors group joins pension agency in questioning transactions in McClatchy bankruptcy

-THE SURGEON GENERAL WANTS AMERICANS TO STOP BUYING FACE MASKS -Opinion: California losing its crusade to reduce carbon emissions -UC Santa Cruz terminates 54 workers in pay-raise dispute -Coronavirus: Five new cases in Santa Clara, Alameda and Solano counties -Sacramento Sheriff’s Office identifies suspect in fatal wellness center stabbings -Jail inmates sew quilts for victim services -Know the Road with the CHP: Is it legal to drive without shoes? -A WOMAN LED A TRINITY COUNTY SHERIFF DEPUTY ON A HIGH-SPEED VEHICLE PURSUIT -TSA announces new security measures at Sacramento International Airport checkpoints -Fresno ranked 11th on list of cities with worst speeding problems

Podcast / comedy host craft beer enthusiast Ben Rice has 120 episodes of his podcast and he has been podcasting since 2015. We sit down together and we talk about beer, podcasting, comedy. Ben has lived in Sacramento for the better part of his life and travels to breweries and has conversations with the makers of your favorite beers and the people who drink them. Listen to his podcast Barley & me podcast. I’m very excited to talk with Ben and have my first video uploaded to YouTube.   

Feb 28 2020 Friday HASHTAGS #America #Holiday #Sacramento #CoronaVirus #California #NorCal #YubaCity #Marysville #Podcast #Crime #RICOact #Justice #TrueCrime #Farming #SanJose #Mexico #COVID19 #BayArea #Cannabis #SanFrancisco #SantaClara #EastBay #PGE #Fraud #Corruption #Homeless #Homelessness #Fresno ARTICLES: -Japanese Firefighters training in Butte County this week -Arrest made in assault and robbery of an elderly Chinese man collecting recyclables in Bayview -Whistleblower: US workers not protected when greeting evacuees -San Carlos: Deputies seek man who tried to lure boy into car -Coroner releases tattoo photo, hoping public can help identify crash victim -Joe Rogan – known for comedy, podcasts and UFC – visiting Sacramento to end his tour -Man sexually assaulted and threatened 5-year-old girl, Sacramento County DA says -PG&E faces record $2.1 billion penalty over Northern California wildfires that killed dozens -Mumbling to ‘watch out,’ police say man with hunting knife seen on Sac State campus -Former Merced County Sheriff's Deputy accused of embezzling more than $100K -Fresno woman charged with attempted murder after slamming car into woman -Sacramento mural defaced with graffiti - business owner disappointed and discouraged -Shot fired at Visalia home hours after pipe bomb left at doorstep -Round Table Pizza delivery driver robbed in Fresno -Fresno jewelry robbing scam -Central Valley wrestling coach arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting student -BriarPatch presents WASTED! on Feb 27 -Controlled burn escapes in Butte County -Walnut Creek arrest reveals secret world of child sex trafficking; girls as young as 9 allegedly being bought and sold in the Bay Area

Thursday Feb 27 2020 HASHTAGS #America #Holiday #Sacramento #CoronaVirus #California #NorCal #YubaCity #Marysville #Podcast #Crime #RICOact #Justice #TrueCrime #Farming #SanJose #Mexico #COVID19 #BayArea #Cannabis #SanFrancisco #SantaClara #EastBay #PGE #Fraud #Corruption #Homeless #Homelessness ARTICLES: -No plans to move Travis Air Force Base virus evacuees to Southern California, CDC says -First U.S. coronavirus case of unknown origin confirmed in Northern California -Suspect at large after crashing stolen car during pursuit -More than a dozen vehicles broken into in South Natomas -Two in custody after shooting in Arden Arcade, Sacramento Sheriff’s officials say -SUV hits cyclist, carries him down Lincoln street after collision, according to police -CHP lieutenant arrested in El Dorado County on suspicion of domestic battery -Abatement begins in Olivehurst

Feb 25 2020 Tuesday Edition HASHTAGS #America #Holiday #Sacramento #CoronaVirus #California #NorCal #YubaCity #Marysville #Podcast #Crime #RICOact #Justice #TrueCrime #Farming #SanJose #Mexico #COVID19 #BayArea #Cannabis #SanFrancisco #SantaClara #EastBay #PGE #Fraud #Corruption #Homeless #Homelessness ARTICLES: -Man who shot himself in front of Sacramento deputies is dead, sheriff’s officials say -Yolo County Sheriff’s Office reveals new details about elderly man killed in his home -Sacramento sheriff’s deputies searching neighborhood for suspect who shot woman -Attorneys for East Area Rapist suspect want more lawyers, investigators to defend client -PG&E fires debris hauler on California wildfire cleanup, alleging over-billing and payoffs -Update: Sacramento State professor escorted out of lecture hall says he’s on personal leave -Ready for high 70s? Sacramento forecast to break at least 3 heat records this week -18-year-old dead, driver arrested in possible Redwood City DUI -Motorcyclist dies after collision, falling off Highway 87 connector -Bay Area dissatisfaction: Rich, poor, young and old unhappy here -Lost in Sacramento jail? Lawsuit alleges DUI suspect held 27 days without charges -Judge suspends plan to move coronavirus patients from Travis AFB to Costa Mesa -Marysville benefiting financially from recreational cannabis sales -79-year old Nevada City man in custody on domestic violence and torture charges -Live Oak man charged with murder from June collision -Man accused of running over CHP officer to appear in court -Beehives stolen from local apiary -Man arrested after allegedly striking mother

FEB 21 2020 NEWS HASHTAGS: #YubaCity #Marysville #California #Sacramento #BayArea #EastBay #News #Homelessness #Crime #Government #TrueCrime #DomesticViolence #Google #NorCal #SolarPower #Water #SolarPanels #SanFrancisco #SanJose #Apple #BigTech #Politics #Fraud #Corruption #Oakland #LawEnforcement • Bok Kai Temple Museum ready to open to the public • Linda man released after pleading no contest to abuse of child • Bill to simplify occupational licensing introduced • Olivehurst man pleads no contest to lewd acts with child • Man sentenced to three years in prison for abuse of young relative • Hatchet-bearing man claiming to be Jesus arrested for Placerville burglary, police say • Sacramento State student tells police she ran from masked robber with knife on campus • Paraglider crashes into power lines near Yuba County Airport, causing outages in area • Sacramento man arrested in store robbery and clerk assault, sheriff’s officials say • Sacramento homeless advocates vow more port-a-potties are coming to city, county land • Santa Clara County declares first coronavirus case fully recovered • San Jose: Woman killed after driving off I-680 • Several injured, one arrested in wrong-way Highway 17 DUI crash • Santa Clara County’s homeless prevention program is only serving a third of those seeking help • Apple gets restraining order against alleged Tim Cook stalker • Fake California employers help borderline borrowers qualify for mortgages • New law would allow Sacramento to clear homeless camps from levees, some downtown streets • Oakland police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick ousted by commission      

Feb 18 2020   Tues/wed News   1.Sacramento approves two dozen cabins to shelter homeless youth set to open next  month  2.Drone pilot suspected of dumping fliers in Sacramento fit to face trial, judge says  3.New penalty, extended deadline drive increase in California health insurance sign-ups  4.The Underground: Five key places to look for art off the beaten path in Sacramento  5.Solano sheriff’s deputies arrest man suspected of hitting CHP plane with blue laser  6.Rocklin police help property owners clean up 18 homeless camps near Interstate 80  7.Man arrested after 25-mile chase from Rancho Cordova to Placerville ends in crash  8.Humboldt State University investigates allegations a faculty member solicited paid sex with students  9.San Jose homicide: Woman’s body found in East Foothills home  10.George Soros says Zuckerberg, Sandberg should be ‘removed’ from Facebook  11.NSA leaker Reality Winner seeking clemency  12.Man grabbed woman by neck, forced her toward car in alleged kidnapping attempt  13.AIDS Memorial Quilt moves to Bay Area  14.Heads up: No weekend Caltrain service in San Francisco until April