
To help keep our community authentic, we're showing information about accounts on Linktree.
@abridgedpbskvie has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in September 2025. Resources abridgedpbskvie has populated their site with include: • Woodland jail has no inmates behind bars years after opening • Mai Vang launches run for Congress against Doris Matsui • Kupros sells more Long Drink than other California bars • Sacramento schools take different approaches to using AI • Divided opinions fill mobile home park near Natomas tiny home site • Yolo County Latino Heritage events adjust to immigration policy fear • Sacramento State: Guide to food options near campus • Yolo County dedicates funds to address Esparto fireworks disaster • PBS chef Pati Jinich interviews with Benjy Egel in Sacramento • Photos show first Terra Madres Americas in Sacramento • Where to see aspen trees change color in Tahoe this fall • Aftershock in Sacramento a bright spot as other festivals cancel • Skateboards, jazz and 'A Place Called Sacramento' this weekend • Where is there an Australian cafe in Sacramento? - Abridged – PBS KVIE • Government shutdown affects Cosumnes River Preserve in Galt • Yolo County's grape growers face a struggling wine market • How many steps a day? Sacramento experts on this exercise trend • Goldfield's Trading Post to close Midtown Sacramento location • Sacramento's defining restaurant list needed these 3, readers say • Which Sacramento school districts are projected to grow the most? - Abridged – PBS KVIE • Lodi wineries may raise tasting room prices for marketing campaign - Abridged – PBS KVIE • How has Golden 1 Center worked out after a decade? - Abridged – PBS KVIE • Phoebe Hearst teacher seeks $2.3 million from school district • New band Foreign Film debuts in Sacramento this weekend • How Sacramento bookstores are surviving and changing • Highway 50 delays result of rejected concrete, Abridged finds • Free clinics treat the undocumented in Sacramento region - Abridged – PBS KVIE • Group seeks to erect statue to honor Sacramento civil rights icon - Abridged – PBS KVIE • Anh Phoong talks life and Korean BBQ | Fame to Fork • Folsom BBQ joint has limited hours, but food for the ages - Abridged – PBS KVIE • Yolo County dog protects California crops from invasive species • Tahoe backcountry patrol helps keep skiers safe on remote slopes • Wine pairings with sushi come to Sacramento region dining scene • Stardust Vintage Emporium reopens in Fair Oaks with collectibles • Vic's Ice Cream reopens in Land Park. What's new? The same? • Planning for dry years in Yolo County • Sacramento City Unified enrollment violated California law, AG finds • More Sacramento region students are going to college • How things work in the Sacramento region: Ask Abridged journalists • 9 classic Sacramento appetizers to order at local restaurants - Abridged – PBS KVIE • Sacramento City Council approves new immigrant protections - Abridged – PBS KVIE • Sacramento students lead anti-ICE walkouts, downtown protests • ICE protest Sacramento live updates: Hundreds of teens protest • ICE protest photos Sacramento: See high school students walk out • Sacramento City superintendent resigns, effective immediately • Inside a new Brazilian steakhouse in Downtown Sacramento • Sacramento region's 13 best burgers at local restaurants | Abridged – PBS KVIE • Meet the mastermind behind the Sacramento Antique Faire • Twin Rivers strike begins: Both sides dig their heels in • Sacramento train station seeks boost from railyards development • Nursing jobs and school slots limited in Sacramento region • Sacramento region's 13 best burgers at local restaurants • 11 great meals around Sacramento for $10 or less • Breath workshop at Sol Collective helps men process emotions • A surprising roadside display of wildflowers bloom in a valley just north of Yolo Countyr • Where’s the train to the airport and Natomas? Sacramento may have missed it • Yolo County's Stevenson Bridge set to close for repairs • Yolo County considers its own crackdown on sales of an illegal, opioid-like substance • Sacramento families navigate ‘nightmare’ childcare landscape • Sacramento takes first formal step to expand the zoo in Land Park | Abridged – PBS KVIE • Jakhari Smith Plays Amatoria + Abridged by KVIE Tickets, Friday, July 24 • 6 PM - 8:30 PM | Eventbrite • What happens if thousands of California state workers strike? | Abridged – PBS KVIE • Exclusive: Highway 50 records reveal new details in years-long delay of Sacramento roadwork • Will California Forever alter the Delta Breeze? • ‘Road Trip Mike’ on the move to wherever his beloved A’s go • Azul, a Mexican restaurant mainstay in Midtown Sacramento, will close after 19 years • Auburn residents call for police to take down Flock license plate reader cameras • Sacramento is renaming a downtown plaza. Will it keep the Cesar Chavez statue? • Joe Davidson to join Abridged by PBS KVIE to cover local sports • RSVP for free voting event in Yolo County • RSVP for free voting event in Sacramento County • Managers at California agency caught teleworking from other states, audit finds • Newsom signed a lot of bills into law. Which mean the most to the Sacramento region? • Home - Abridged PBS KVIE • Donate to help keep news free • East Sacramento taco stand closing after 21 years as owners retire • A Sacramento man escaped the World Trade Center on 9/11. What he saw still brings tears • What happens if thousands of California state workers strike? • Meet the force behind the Sacramento to Japan music pipeline • Sacramento school leaders consider raising their own pay • New Old Sacramento speakeasy bar The 1920s Bookstore opens | Abridged – PBS KVIE • Back in the office? Try these 11 delicious weekday lunches in Downtown Sacramento • The Stacks • Longtime Lodi restaurant family opens Italian supper club Jimmy's | Abridged – PBS KVIE • Elks Tower in Sacramento celebrates 100 years in milestone • Caltrans blamed a Highway 50 work delay on weather. Records show another reason • Two weeks into return-to-office mandate, Downtown Sacramento sees modest signs of rebound • What is (and isn’t) happening with data centers in the Sacramento region • Sacramento-area sushi chain Mikuni pays $2.25 million to settle former employees’ lawsuit • Abridged by PBS KVIE wins 16 California Journalism Awards • Esparto looks beyond tragedy in defining its community after fireworks explosion • Sacramento pivots to approve car wash after an unusual appeal • Sacramento's iconic coffee, beer, cocktails, wine and other drinks | Abridged – PBS KVIE • This East Sacramento hot spot is the city’s best new bakery in years • Sacramento school's urban garden teaches students to grow food • Sacramento region announces bid for Major League Baseball expansion • Subscribe to our newsletters • Sacramento City Unified schools are losing students. See the trend at your neighborhood school • ‘It’s a rave on wheels’: Bike Party Sacramento adds color to local cycling culture • Sacramento tea ceremony offers intimate respite among rare plants • Homeownership rate soars in Sacramento region, but most renters priced out • Owner of Sacramento’s Torch Club says city rules threaten to stop the music • A warehouse of discount books benefits Sacramento libraries • Ex-employees accuse Localis, Betty chef of harassment, wage theft • Sacramento's Sanctuary Mixtape gives farm animals a new home • New Sutter Health Park chef unveils sandwiches, pizza and more for A’s, River Cats games • Where to eat, drink near Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento | Abridged – PBS KVIE • Natomas residents seek court order to halt tiny home site on Sacramento’s Arena Boulevard • Sacramento soccer stadium plan just got much bigger. ‘What our fans deserve’ • How an immigrant's Sacramento business survived challenges