Sacramento news roundup: niche museums, food literacy TV show and more
Catch up on Sacramento's stories you might have missed, from an Elk Grove police restraint death to stagnant test scores. The Sacramento area has seen several notable stories, including a police restraint death in Elk Grove and a new food literacy TV show. The police department in Elk Gro allegedly failed to call the county's 24/7 HOPE line for mental health responders before placing an unarmed man in a WRAP restraint, leading to calls for an investigation into the death and the release of disciplinary records. English and math scores across Sacramento's largest school districts remain below pre-pandemic levels, with fewer than half of students meeting state standards. The Roseville Telephone Museum has permanently closed after 22 years due to a shortage of volunteers. Food vlogger Jerry James Stone has secured a $440,000 grant to create a 13-episode food literacy show, which will be distributed through PBS and could be streamed on Amazon Video, Tubi and Fast TV.
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From a troubling police restraint death in Elk Grove to a new food literacy TV show, Sacramento made plenty of headlines recently. Here’s a quick guide to the stories local readers should catch up on.... [1855 symbols]
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