2024
Sacramento News & Review - March 5, 2024
After three-year community battle, development planned for Rancho Cordova’s last open space is stalled
By Hannah Ross
2023
2022
Roundhouse News & Review - May 24, 2022
Citizen Science: Tracking E. coli in the American River
By Madalyn Wright
2021
The Sacramento Bee - August 24, 2021
See how draft horses are being used to remove debris from this Sacramento creek
By Sara Nevis
The Sacramento Bee - June 23, 2021
More fires are burning along American River Parkway. How can we save our local treasure?
By Ryan Sabalow, Phillip Reese, and Michael McGough
Sacramento News & Review - January 27, 2021
Rancho Cordova residents rally to save one of the city’s last pieces of open space
By Scott Thomas Anderson
2020
The Sacramento Bee - May 28, 2020
American River in Sacramento still tainted with feces, despite new parkway bathrooms
By Ryan Sabalow and Theresa Clift
Fish Sniffer - January 13, 2020
Salmon Advocates Respond to Reclamation Plan to Cut Flows on American River
By Dan Bacher
2019
The Sacramento Bee - September 12, 2019
‘What diluted sewage looks like.’ American River in Sacramento tainted with feces
By Ryan Sabalow and Vincent Moleski
Style Magazine - June 2019
Save the American River Association - Preserving the Parkway
By Sharon Penny
Daily Kos - April 3, 2019
Scientist urges Reclamation to reduce pre-spawning salmon mortality on American River this year
By Dan Bacher
Sacramento News & Review - January 23, 2019
Clear-cutting Sacramento’s crown jewel
By Stephen Green
2018
The Sacramento Bee - June 18, 2018
They are building 11,000 new homes in Folsom. But will there be enough water?
By
May 30, 2018
Proposition 68 news conference at Sutter's Landing
The Sacramento Bee - April 18, 2018
Filth at popular beach exceeds regulatory standard, raises health risks for swimmers
By Ed Fletcher
2017
The Sacramento Bee - October 11, 2017
Folsom Lake and Lake Natoma had high E. coli readings. Should the public be warned?
By Brad Branan
The Sacramento Bee - June 21, 2017
How Sacramento County supervisors blew it on parkway safety
By Stephen Green - Special to The Bee (SARA President)
Daily KOS - March 15, 2017
Breaking: Restore the Delta Releases Sustainable Water Plan for California
By Dan Bacher
2016
Are Sacramento voters willing to pay to repave roads, upgrade transit?
By Tony Bizjak
Daily KOS -
Groups Expose The Big Lie: "There's No Plan B to Delta Tunnels"
By Dan Bacher (SARA Advisory Council member)
The Sacramento Bee - June 14, 2016
Sacramento County sales tax measure heads to November ballot: American River group opposes plan for new bridge at Truxel Road
By Tony Bizjak
The Sacramento Bee - May 21, 2016
Mega food truck event draws thousands to Discovery Park
By Cynthia Hubert
The Sacramento Bee - May 16, 2016
Fight at Discovery Park concert leaves one dead, another on the loose: Save the American River Association argues that parkway plan prohibits large scale events at park
By Mark Glover, Cathy Locke, and Chris Macias
The Sacramento Bee - February 22, 2016
Sacramento County should join ban on plastic bags: Millions of bags despoil streets, rivers and the American River Parkway
By Stephen Green - Special to The Bee (SARA President)
The Sacramento Bee - January 3, 2016
Building Sites reservoir will never pencil out or produce much water
By Stephen Green - Special to The Bee (SARA President)
In Praise of the River and Parkway
Sacramento Magazine - October 2016
Finding myself on the trails
By Anna Quinlan
The San Francisco Chronicle - March 8, 2008
An urban bike trail that's done right
By Tom Stienstra
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