Sacramento's First Suburb Is A Creative California Melting Pot With Shopping And Restaurants
Just outside of Sacramento's downtown area lies a diverse Californian community fueled by unique, socially conscious storefronts and eateries.
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Just outside of Sacramento's downtown area lies a diverse Californian community fueled by unique, socially conscious storefronts and eateries.
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