Ariane Lange

1 week ago | sacbee.com | Ariane Lange

Eighteen individuals were booked into the Sacramento County Main Jail solely on charges related to being homeless over a period of four and a half weeks, an analysis of recent booking data shows. Of those people, 12 went to jail on a “fresh arrest,” with no prior warrant issued. These 18 people collectively spent more than 370 hours — more than 15 days — behind bars. About 80% of them were arrested under Sacramento City Code.

2 weeks ago | hanfordsentinel.com | Ariane Lange

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The National Weather Service ceased 24/7 operations at two offices that forecast weather for the entire Central Valley and much of the Sierra Nevada, facing steep staff shortages after cuts from the Trump administration. The Central Valley offices in Sacramento and Hanford started “going dark overnight” last week because they each have about half the workers they should have, said Tom Fahy, legislative director of the National Weather Service Employees Organization.

2 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Ariane Lange

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The National Weather Service ceased 24/7 operations at two offices that forecast weather for the entire Central Valley and much of the Sierra Nevada, facing steep staff shortages after cuts from the Trump administration. The Central Valley offices in Sacramento and Hanford started "going dark overnight" last week because they each have about half the workers they should have, said Tom Fahy, legislative director of the National Weather Service Employees Organization.

2 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Ariane Lange

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The National Weather Service ceased 24/7 operations at two offices that forecast weather for the entire Central Valley and much of the Sierra Nevada, facing steep staff shortages after cuts from the Trump administration. The Central Valley offices in Sacramento and Hanford started "going dark overnight" last week because they each have about half the workers they should have, said Tom Fahy, legislative director of the National Weather Service Employees Organization.

2 weeks ago | sacbee.com | Ariane Lange

The National Weather Service ceased 24/7 operations at two offices that forecast weather for the entire Central Valley and much of the Sierra Nevada, facing steep staff shortages after cuts from the Trump administration. The Central Valley offices in Sacramento and Hanford started “going dark overnight” last week because they each have about half the workers they should have, said Tom Fahy, legislative director of the National Weather Service Employees Organization.