Fenced off, there wont be much drug activity there for a while. Some of the regulars just moved over closer to the fountain. But across the street in what used to be parking, the heart of the citys Farmers Markets carried on. They couldnt accommodate as many farmers. While there was obviously some open space, she knew why. Not all the vendors came today either. Its giving us more space, but then you lost some vendors that arent typically here. Reporter the city insists the property is actually larger. But the market executive director says thats not what he found on this morning. And the ten vendors over there. On wednesdays, that will be about eight vendors across the street. On parking, 20 vehicles off this place. And so you tell me, does that sound like the same amount of space to you or bigger space . Id say no. Reporter he has been selling at the markets since they began in 1981. He displayed less than he formally does because of the space limitations. And they asked if it was sma
Lap dances, 20 to party before 2 a. M, 150 plus bottles, 300 for 1942. Don julio before 2 a. M. And 40 to dance. In addition to food for sale and the promise of good vibes and thick thighs, i got in touch with the Property Owner of the address listed in the invitation who told me he had no knowledge whether this activity was taking place on his property. After talking with his tenant, he told the iteam his tenant rented the space to someone named fresh for 500 for a private party that he was planning for his aunts birthday. By phone, fresh told the iteam he didnt know anything about that. The party came the day after a sheriffs deputy put an eviction notice at a townhome on camille circle, where residents had complained for months their neighbor was operating an all Night Strip Club from inside the townhome every weekend. The iteam spoke with fresh, who says the parties are private for friends and family only. He denies charging anyone for entry. Alcohol, food or to dance. Fresh also t
New restaurants including Japanese izakaya Binchoyaki, Southside Super, and pop-up Mecha Mucho are helping reinvigorate a part of downtown Sacramento that was once home to a thriving Japantown.