Kings to kick off with new ownership
May 20, 2013 by Mark
While the purchase of the Kings won’t officially close for a couple of weeks, it looks like the team will remain in Sacramento under new ownership.
The Maloof family, current owner of [Read more]
Drewski’s Hot Rod Kitchen revs up for brick-and-mortar location
April 23, 2013 by Mark
Drewski’s Hot Rod Kitchen, currently operated as a food truck owned by Andrew Blaskovich, will soon be rolling in to a brick-and-mortar, full-service restaurant in the Sacramento area.
The new eatery will be located at [Read more]
City hopes mural project brings new life to K Street
March 18, 2013 by Sarah
The city of Sacramento hopes to bring new life to the K Street area in the downtown district with a mural project.
A stroll through the 800 block of [Read more]
R Street construction finally takes shape
February 21, 2013 by Sarah
After numerous false starts over the past decade and a half, construction on the R Street ‘The Wal’ project finally got underway earlier this month in Sacramento.
The project is aimed to transform an [Read more]
Studio 55 Salon Suites to open in Sacramento
January 23, 2013 by James
Studio 55 Salon Suites recently signed a lease to occupy a space in Pavillions, an upscale shopping plaza located in Sacramento. The salon suites will occupy the 6,510 square foot area previously home to the [Read more]
Le Rivage to join Westin chain
December 24, 2012 by Mark
Le Rivage Hotel in Sacramento will soon become a Westin property. Westin, a real estate company that develops and maintains hotels, is purchasing the Sacramento hotel and it will soon have new ownership.
Michael Schaefer, who is Brighton Management’s senior vice president of operations, reported that the franchise application has already been approved and the Le Rivage hotel will be converted to one of Westin’s properties within the next few months. He reported:
“The plan is to fully convert it to a Westin (including signage and other conversions) by March 1, 2013.”
When hotels and other businesses are converted to new ownership, a number of changes may be required to printed documents and marketing materials. Business card printing will likely be needed to make any changes to information regarding ownership and the business name. Stationery printing is also likely to be required, especially by businesses such as hotels that often provide stationery in each room for guests. Other printing services that may be necessary include catalog printing and flyer printing.
The conversion of the Le Rivage hotel will mark the first Westin property in Sacramento. Westin intends to keep the hotel spa in place, as well as the restaurant, Scott’s Seafood. Schaefer also reported that Westin is making plans to talk with city officials about developing the area, along the riverfront, in the future.
The boutique hotel has 101 rooms and is located on Riverside Boulevard. Reports show that it was purchased for $16m.
Obama sweeps California in Presidential Election
November 9, 2012 by Mark
President Obama took the state of California in the Presidential election on Tuesday, November 6. With an incredible 55 electoral votes, the state has the highest electoral college in the [Read more]
Food and toy drive at the zoo
November 5, 2012 by James
Visitors to the Sacramento Zoo will receive $1 off their admission when they bring a new unwrapped toy or a [Read more]
Tourism Cares spiffs up Sacramento
October 4, 2012 by Mark
Hundreds of volunteers from Tourism Cares showed up in Sacramento on Friday, September 29 to give tourist attractions in the area a spiffy new look.
Tourism Cares is [Read more]
Five new Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market stores come to area
September 20, 2012 by Sarah
A total of five Neighborhood Market stores were scheduled to be opened by Wal-Mart in the Sacramento and surrounding area yesterday, September 19. The stores are located at in [Read more]
