Whatever Happened to Weinstock's? Annette Kassis is a California historian who has written a book
called Weinstock's: Sacramento's Finest Department Store, released regionally in August 2011. She explains how the store
last 120 years until it was devastated by the late 80s/early 90s recession, leading to its bankruptcy and takeover by Federated.
She tells a summary of the history in part 1 and more details in part 2. Uploaded by SacTVnews on YouTube.
Space Shuttle Endeavour Flies Over Sacramento, 2012
This City of Sacramento video shows the flight of the cross country space shuttle exhibition for Endeavor on
Sept. 21, 2012. The aircraft could be seen all over Sacramento. Another interesting view about Haggin Oaks
Golf Course can be seen here.
Sacramento News & Review 21st Birthday, 2010
News & Review's VIP 21st Birthday Party features A Taste of the Boulevard. Uploaded by Dawggrowl on YouTube.
Brown Defeats Whitman in California Governor's Race, Nov. 3, 2010
Former California Gov. Jerry Brown is elected to a third term, defeating billionaire Meg Whitman, who spent a record $142 million of
her own money on the campaign. Uploaded by AssociatedPress on YouTube.
KXTV News10 50th Anniversary #1, March 19, 2010
KXTV News 10 celebrates its 50th anniversary with classic footage and presents its history hosted by Jennifer Smith,
Dale Schornack and Cristina Mendonsa. The special was produced by Dan Adams and edited by Bill Carragher. Uploaded by 10TVMan on YouTube.
Sutter's Fort: A Pioneer's Destination, 2009
Two 4th grade girls explain the importance of Sutter's Fort during the California Gold Rush. Uploaded by Fabuloushayley.
Downtown Sacramento in the 1970's
Planet X Magazine a nostalgic view of Downtown before its revitalization.
California State Capitol, 2007
Here are views of the State Capitol uploaded by AndrewGerasimov on YouTube.
The Rebirth of Sacramento's Railyards, 2011
This video capture's the Downtown Sacramento Railyard's history as a vibrant local economic force that at one time employed
10,000 workers. The piece also highlights the revitalization of the 240 acre site, uploaded by CCLRtv on YouTube.