WAS. JUST HADN’T CHANGED AT ALL. IN FACT, LESTER HOLT WITH NBC NIGHTLY NEWS STARTED AS AN INTERN HERE AT KCRA THREE. HE WAS ALSO SHARING HIS MEMORIES OF STAN ATKINSON. WHEN I OFFER ADVICE TO ASPIRING ...

APPRECIATE YOUR STORY. WE ALSO ASKED YOU TO SHARE YOUR MEMORIES OF STAN WITH US. WE’VE GOTTEN MANY RESPONSES. PAMELA DUB SAID, QUOTE, WE WERE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WHEN THE LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE ...

Too often the words "giant," "legend," and "icon" are used to describe someone. Yet Sacramento has genuinely lost a man who epitomized all three of those adjectives. Longtime Sacramento anchor Stan ...

The passing of longtime KCRA 3 News Anchor Stan Atkinson is being felt across Northern California after the 92-year-old died of natural causes Sunday. The titan of television news in Sacramento is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Former KCRA 3 anchor Carol Bland, who shared the anchor desk with Stan Atkinson between 1990 and 1994, is reflecting on the legacy ...

Local legend Stan Atkinson, known for being a longtime news anchor from the late 1950s to 1999, died this weekend at 92 years old. Atkinson joined KCRA in 1957 when it was just starting out and ...

Stan Atkinson was seemingly larger than life. Sacramento Bee reporter Bob Sylva called the longtime Sacramento news anchor "the man who owns Sacramento" in a 1986 profile. It stuck. After Atkinson ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (FOX40.COM) — Sacramento news icon Stan ...

Stan Atkinson was a founding face of Sacramento news. He was known as the reporter who went where the story was. A Sacramento Bee profile called him The man who owned Sacramento. He joined a fledgling ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Too often the words "giant," "legend," and "icon" are used to describe someone. Yet Sacramento has genuinely lost a man who ...

Stan Atkinson was seemingly larger than life. Sacramento Bee reporter Bob Sylva called the longtime Sacramento news anchor “the man who owns Sacramento” in a 1986 profile. It stuck. After Atkinson ...