Jake Goodrick
Local News Fellow at The Sacramento Bee
Local news fellow @Sacbee_news | Formerly editor @The_News_Record and reporter @News21 @sportscronkite @cronkite_ASU
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1 week ago |
sacbee.com | Jake Goodrick
AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomA $100M fishway project aims to reopen upstream Yuba River habitat to salmon. Anglers fear predator fish access could jeopardize protected wild trout fisheries. Wildlife officials predict improved migration for salmon, steelhead and sturgeon. People who know the lower Yuba River see its waters differently. A conservationist may look for the salmon redds, noting the prevalence of eggs or lack thereof.
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3 weeks ago |
sacbee.com | Jake Goodrick
Bob Dylan sat on a piano bench with his back to the crowd, holding a guitar as the band followed his lead. From a video of the opening number shot from the audience, many people in the crowd didn’t seem to realize that this legend co-headlining last summer’s Wheatland show had begun playing. Early evening sun and sweltering heat filled the outdoor amphitheater. People milled to and from the seated section as the band’s arrangement took shape.
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1 month ago |
sacbee.com | Rosalio Ahumada |Jake Goodrick
Marysville Police Chief Christian Sachs, who called for tougher laws after one of his officers was killed in March, announced on Thursday that he was retiring as head of the law enforcement agency for the Northern California city of about 12,000 people. Sachs had worked for the Police Department for about 24 years, and he had led the police agency for more than seven years.
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1 month ago |
sacbee.com | Jake Goodrick
Maria Bravo took her turn to speak and did so in Spanish. As she addressed the crowd through the public comment microphone Tuesday, more than 20 people stood up from the audience seated before Sutter County supervisors. More people stood lining the walls of the packed meeting chambers. “These employees that stand in front of you are dependent on their job, working on the hemp,” said Bravo, a farm labor contractor. “They are good citizens. They get paid. They have homes. They have children.
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1 month ago |
sacbee.com | Jake Goodrick
An agreement to build a waterway allowing fish to swim freely past a dam on the lower Yuba River has moved forward as part of an initiative that also includes returning a threatened salmon species to another part of the watershed. Federal, state and local agencies have partnered on the potentially $100 million project and tout its goal of restoring access for a variety of fish species to parts of the river system walled off for more than a century.
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