Hmong BBQ opens, Highway 37 closes this weekend: Your Sacramento news roundup
A Hmong barbecue pop-up finds a permanent home, Placer County bets $500,000 on a Tahoe partnership and a key Bay Area commute vanishes for 55 hours. Sactown Hmong BBQ, a pop-up restaurant selling home-marinated meats on Facebook Marketplace in south Sacramento, has opened a storefront at 5824 Franklin Blvd. The Placer County Board of Supervisors approved a memorandum of agreement with UC Davis to explore turning three underutilized county buildings in Tahoe City into a science, education and community hub tied to the university's Tahoe Environmental Research Center. Caltrans will temporarily shut down a 10-mile stretch of Highway 37 in both directions from 10 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m., to address flooding ahead of El Niño storms.
Được phát hành : 2 ngày trước qua The Sacramento Bee staff, summary produced using AI assistance trong Weather Environment
From a new south Sacramento restaurant to weekend road closures in the Bay Area, here’s a quick look at three Sacramento-area stories making news.
• Sactown Hmong BBQ, a pop-up that got its start in 2... [1405 symbols]
