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The Sacramento Bee, 02 Septembre 2026

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ArticleState approves bill to limit social media for chil­dren under 16

The Cali­for­nia Legis­lature on Monday approved a bill to require social media com­pan­ies to provide plat­forms to chil­dren under 16 years old that do not include per­son­al­ized feeds driven by algorithms, auto­play­ing videos and other fea­tures.

State approves bill to limit social media for chil­dren under 16

ArticleFrank­lin Boulevard busi­nesses adjust to new street lay­out

For dec­ades, Frank­lin Boulevard’s four traffic lanes car­ried motor­ists past res­taur­ants, auto shops and other busi­nesses in the North City Farms sec­tion of south Sac­ra­mento. Now, a roughly 1.2-mile stretch looks — and func­tions — much...

Frank­lin Boulevard busi­nesses adjust to new street lay­out

ArticleCali­for­nia ICE deaths hit 20-year high under Trump

At least six people in Cali­for­nia have died in U.S. Immig­ra­tion and Cus­toms Enforce­ment cus­tody dur­ing Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump’s second term — the highest num­ber of deaths under a pres­id­en­tial admin­is­tra­tion in nearly two...

Cali­for­nia ICE deaths hit 20-year high under Trump

ArticleFRANKLIN

Sut­terville Road and 32nd Avenue. The most con­sequen­tial change may be what dis­ap­peared. The city elim­in­ated two through lanes, leav­ing one lane in each dir­ec­tion and a cen­ter turn lane. The “road diet” was inten­ded to reduce vehicle...

FRANKLIN

ArticleDRIVERS ADJUST TO THE NEW FRANKLIN BOULEVARD

One effect of the redesign is already easy to spot: tire marks. New con­crete medi­ans along Frank­lin Boulevard, between the traffic and bike lanes, bear evid­ence of drivers who haven’t quite mastered the new con­fig­ur­a­tion. “I can tell you a...

DRIVERS ADJUST TO THE NEW FRANKLIN BOULEVARD