Stockton Blvd History

Yes, they’re open! At long last! During the early days of the pandemic, they were social distancing with ice cream lovers. Then in autumn 2020,

Story Written By: Barbara L. Steinberg Photo Credit: Angela Quan Looking back: Parkwest Casino Lotus owner John Park and his design team spent 18 months

The good news! During COVID, Community Against Sexual Harm (CASH) creatively and passionately found ways to remain open. “We haven’t closed one day and, in

Truly a family affair, Bobby Phong inherited Phở Xe Lua from his uncle and aunt, Charlie and Michelle Phong. His father and mother, Michael and

Along Stockton Boulevard, two notable cemeteries provide a final resting place for community members. They are graced by gardens, memorials and artwork. The ceremonies performed are varied and culturally diverse—some

In 2010, Sacramento’s growing Vietnamese community asked the City Council to designate a two-mile section of Stockton Boulevard as “LittleSaigon.” The business corridor south of Fruitridge Road to Florin Road

Griselda Barajas’ plate is full. Very full! A single-mother with four children, she owns and operates Griselda’s Catering, has served and serves on many boards including the

Susan Hausmann Dick Fisher, my husband, started Fruitridge Printing in 1965. While Dick taught me a lot about printing, he taught me more about how

Along with many other neighborhoods, Stockton Boulevard is coming into its own – steadily rising from a long sleep. With this evolution, Emerging Murals are bringing new

Life along Stockton Boulevard is changing.  Neighborhoods and business communities are getting a fresh start and making steady advances all the way from Little Saigon