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Tyler Webb

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Tyler Webb is a Student Assistant at Capital Public Radio with a B.A. in Journalism from California State University, Sacramento and experience in community reporting and multimedia production.

Stories by Tyler Webb

West Sacramento’s new Sycamore Trail overpass boosts bicycle and pedestrian connectivity
June 30, 2025
The new Sycamore Trail overpass bridges a gap between previously separated areas of West Sacramento, advancing the city’s master plan to enhance non-automotive access.
Petition threatens Sacramento’s Railyards stadium deal weeks after council approval
June 27, 2025
A union-led petition challenges Sacramento’s $92M Railyards plan, raising concerns over luxury housing and threatening delays to the downtown stadium project.
Local brewers discuss challenges the beer industry faces
June 26, 2025
In the wake of the closing of Track 7 and Device, some of the region's most popular beer producers, local brewers discuss how they are adapting to the changing market.
California’s first Black-led conservancy group works to make nature more inclusive
June 25, 2025
40 Acre Conservation League, California’s first Black-led conservancy group, acquired hundreds of acres of land near Emigrant Gap in Placer County. The organization plans to make the land open for public recreation within a few years.
Hitting local trails this summer? Remember these safety tips
June 17, 2025
As the summer rolls along, people in the Sacramento area hit local trails for the warm sunshine. Here’s a few things to keep in mind to stay safe.
Professional tree climbers set to compete in William Land Park this weekend
June 3, 2025
Watch certified arborists showcase their skills —from quick ascents to simulated rescues— in Sacramento’s William Land Park this weekend. The winner will go on to compete in Christchurch, New Zealand later this year.
Do not underestimate the dangers of local waterways, experts warn
May 12, 2025
Water temperatures in the region remain cold until mid-summer, putting swimmers at risk for hypothermia. And when temperatures are safer, experts say there are still risks of strong currents and the ever-changing terrain of river beds.
Local community workshop empowers people to make their own repairs
March 19, 2025
Oak Park Fix-It Cafe and Community Shop Class give participants tools and skills to repair appliances and furniture. Community Shop Class has a focus on serving people with ADHD and autism.

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Tyler Webb Student Assistant

Tyler Webb

Student Assistant

Stories by Tyler Webb