Lee Anne Denyer

1 week ago | kcra.com | Lee Anne Denyer

REFLECTING ON THIS SEASON? WELL, WITH THIS AFTERNOON’S WIN, THE KINGS WILL PLAY AT HOME ON WEDNESDAY. THAT’S THE NEXT STEP AFTER WHAT SOME KINGS FANS DESCRIBED AS A ROLLER COASTER OF A REGULAR SEASON. WITH COWBELLS IN HAND AND A TRUE LOVE FOR THEIR TEAM IN THEIR HEARTS. I GOT TO SEE SOME BONUS. HE’S MY FAVORITE PLAYER AND HE’S JUST AWESOME. SACRAMENTO KINGS FANS TURNED OUT FOR THE LAST GAME OF THE REGULAR SEASON. SOMETIMES DISAPPOINTING, ALWAYS EXCITING. YOU KNOW, IF YOU’RE A GOOD FAN, YOU’RE A FAN.

1 week ago | kcra.com | Lee Anne Denyer

A decades-long tradition returned to UC Davis on Saturday. Picnic Day is filled with events, live performances, and exhibits highlighting what's being done within the university's academic departments, but at the center of it all is a focus on community. “I've been seeing a lot of smiling faces,” said Rishita Dwivedi, a Picnic Day student organizer. “I'm just happy to see all of it come to fruition and everyone's just having a great time.”The event draws tens of thousands of people each year.

1 week ago | kcra.com | Lee Anne Denyer

After an emotional social media post, another small business owner in Sacramento is opening about the challenges he's facing to keep the doors open. “I think I got some of those tears out that I have been holding in for awhile,” said Matthew Briggs, CEO and Founder of Block Ice. “The response has been heartwarming, and our community truly is that community that I was asking for in the video.

2 weeks ago | kcra.com | Lee Anne Denyer

Multiple Sacramento business owners are cleaning after having their windows smashed over the weekend. “When we have things like this that happen, it definitely affects us,” said Craig Takehara, chef and owner of Binchoyaki. “It's a struggle every day.”The Japanese style soul food served at Binchoyaki is meant to be enjoyed with community, but right now, Takehara said, he is feeling frustrated after back-to-back break-ins, as recently as this weekend, caused damage to the front of his restaurant.

3 weeks ago | kcra.com | Lee Anne Denyer

THEIR CARE. WHO ARE WE? OUTSIDE THE SACRAMENTO VA MEDICAL CENTER. I SPENT 41 YEARS AS A FEDERAL EMPLOYEE. THEY DESERVE BETTER TREATMENT. AND THIS IS INSANE WHAT THEY’RE DOING TO THEM. A RALLY IN SUPPORT OF FEDERAL WORKERS, INCLUDING WORKERS HERE IN SACRAMENTO. THERE’S A MOVEMENT AFOOT IN THIS COUNTRY TO PUSH BACK AGAINST THESE CUTS. WHAT KIND OF POWER? UNION POWER. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS WORKING TOWARDS A MASSIVE REORGANIZATION OF VETERANS AFFAIRS. TENS OF THOUSANDS OF JOBS ARE ON THE LINE.