Christmas Tree Recycling In California
If you’re one of the 30 million Americans who bought a fresh cut Christmas tree this year, it’s time to start thinking about disposing of it. Don’t throw it in a landfill or try and burn it, recycle it.
Post offices are preparing for the holiday rush. Monday and Tuesday are projected to be the busiest mailing days of the year.
With parties and shopping dates overcrowding family calendars, December can feel like a marathon. Open your front door, take a...
Sacramento’s restaurants and stores can help you provide delicious holiday meals without the muss and fuss. Check out our best...
This year, don’t spend countless hours fretting over what to give the many hosts and hostesses of the upcoming holiday parties....
If you’re one of the 30 million Americans who bought a fresh cut Christmas tree this year, it’s time to start thinking about disposing of it. Don’t throw it in a landfill or try and burn it, recycle it.
Whether you’re a novice skier or seasoned veteran, a weekend warrior or a midweek snow bunny, when you’re looking for places to ski and snowboard in Sacramento, the nearby Tahoe area beckons from just up Interstate 80.
Keep little minds and bodies active this break and register them for a new camp or class. A plethora of area offerings include crafts, soccer, gymnastics, and a bit of culture. And camps aren’t just [...]
Gather your recipe books and download your favorite cooking shows for the time to create razzle-dazzle has arrived.
We’re a little more than a week away from Christmas. CBS13’s Derek Shore went to Arden Fair to see how shoppers are taking advantage of last-minute deals.
Thousands of letters from needy people hoping to get a surprise from Santa have arrived at our local post offices. And today the jolly old soul delivered! With the help from some of Sacramento’s best postal employees, Santa surprised four deserving families.
Salvation Army volunteers around the nation have beaten the charitable organization’s 36-hour record for continuous hand bell ringing without food or sleep.
Even the grumpiest of Scrooges will have a tough time being a curmudgeon with all the spirit-lifting
activities offered throughout Sacramento over the next few weeks.
When searching for that perfect sweater for grandma, it’s only a matter of time before your preschooler starts hiding in the clothes racks. You can avoid the hassle by acquainting her with one of these drop-in play spaces that welcome children up to age 12.
This holiday season, create family favorites or culinary masterpieces from another culture or buy ready-
made meals from Sacramento’s varied ethnic food shops and grocery stores.