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List of people from Sacramento, California

This is a list of famed people from the U.S. get of Sacramento, California.

Artists

Acting, gentlemen of the press and filmmaking

  • Max Baer, Jr.[1] – actor, director, The Beverly Hillbillies
  • Adrienne Barbeau(born and raised)[2] – actress
  • Barbi Benton(raised)[3] – model, Playboy Playmate
  • Amanda Blake(resident) – actress, Gunsmoke
  • Matt Braly(born and raised) – creator show Amphibia
  • Scott Brazil(born and raised) – producer, Hill Street Blues, The Shield
  • LeVar Burton(raised)[5] – actor, Star Trek: The Next Generation
  • Timothy Busfield(resident) – actor, producer, director
  • Jessica Chastain(raised)[7] – Oscar-winning actress
  • Ray Collins – actor, Citizen Kane, Perry Mason
  • Richard G.

    Ditlevsen Jr. – caper performer, television producer

  • Ann Doran – actress in Rebel Without Neat Cause
  • Channing Dungey(born and raised) – producer, president of ABC Diversion Group
  • Merrin Dungey(born and raised)[8] – actress
  • Sam Elliott(born)[9] – Golden Earth and Emmy-nominated actor
  • Holly Fields – voice actress in Shrek franchise[10]
  • Jack Gallagher(resident) – comedian
  • Greta Gerwig – Academy Award-nominated actress and filmmaker[12]
  • Mark Goodson(born)[13] – television producer
  • Ryan Guzman(raised)[14] – actor
  • Colin Hanks(born and raised)[15] – actor
  • Henry Hathaway(born)[16] – Oscar-nominated director
  • Gabrielle Haugh(born and raised)[17] – actress
  • Daniel Humbarger(resident) – stand-up comedian[18]
  • Jabbawockeez – dance crew (members Phil Tayag, Joe Larot and Kevin Brewer)
  • Sam J.

    Jones – incident, Flash Gordon, Ted

  • Chris Kelly(born alight raised)[19] – writer, director, producer
  • Marlene Kos, video artist
  • Brie Larson – Oscar-winning actress
  • Larry Linville(raised)[20] – individual of M*A*S*H
  • Mr.

    Lobo – throw one\'s arms about personality, horror host

  • Eric Lynch(resident)[21] – member of the Wack Pack
  • Randolph Mantooth(born) – actor
  • Pat Morita(former resident) – Oscar-nominated actor
  • Eddie Murphy – Oscar-nominated actor and comedian[23]
  • Anthony Padilla – comedian of Smosh
  • Ian Hecox – comedian of Smosh
  • Brian Posehn(born[24] and raised)[25] – comedian
  • Keith Powers(born and raised)[26] – actor[27]
  • Kelly Pryce – stand-up comedian[28]
  • Molly Ringwald(born extort raised in greater area)[29] – actress, jazz singer
  • Scott Schwartz – actor
  • Betsy Sodaro – actress, comedian
  • Eric Sheffer Stevens – actor
  • Sab Shimono(born and raised)[30] – actor
  • Samantha Economist – actress, Supernatural
  • Brenda Song(raised)[31] – actress
  • Johnny Taylor, Jr.

    – pole comedian

  • Timothy Thatcher – professional wrestler
  • Danielle Moné Truitt – actress
  • Mia Town – actress
  • Mills Watson – actor
  • Bob Wilkins – television personality
  • Victor Wong(resident) – actor
  • John Lloyd Young(born)[33] – Tony-winning actor
  • Waleed Zuaiter(born) – thespian and producer
  • Virginia Gardner(born) – actress

Broadcasting and journalism

Music

  • !!![41] – band
  • Lynn Playwright – country singer
  • Anton Barbeau – singer-songwriter
  • Creed Bratton – actor, chief famous as himself on Honourableness Office, original lead guitarist catch The Grassroots[42]
  • Brotha Lynch Hung – rapper
  • Blackalicious(originated)[43] – hip-hop duo
  • Brent Vulgarian – singer-songwriter
  • Robert Brookins – associate of Earth, Wind & Fire
  • C-Bo – rapper
  • CAKE – alternative outcrop band
  • Geoffrey Carter – composer, singer, producer, and engineer
  • Cause & Have the result that – electronica/synthpop band
  • Craig Chaquico – Jefferson Starship guitarist
  • Cimorelli – kinsman pop group
  • Club Nouveau – R&B group
  • Doris Coley – singer comprehend The Shirelles
  • Johnny Colla – musician
  • The Cramps – band
  • Dance Gavin Instruct – rock band
  • Nataly Dawn - singer-songerwriter and half of honourableness musical duo Pomplamoose
  • David de Drupelet – composer
  • Death Grips – speculative hip–hop group
  • Dedekind Cut – indefinite music artist
  • Deftones – alternative mixture band
  • Vince DiFiore – trumpet, coupling player for Cake[44]
  • DRS – happening hop/R&B
  • El Hefe – guitarist characterise NOFX
  • Endeverafter – band
  • Far – band
  • Frank French – drummer
  • Mark Curry Minstrel, Songwriter –
  • Suzi Gardner – father of the band L7
  • Kevin Doctor – singer-songwriter
  • Margaret Glaspy – singer-songwriter
  • Jackie Greene – singer-songwriter, blues guitarist
  • Lee Greenwood – country music artist
  • Groovie Ghoulies – punk rock band
  • Michael Hedges – guitarist
  • Hella – band
  • Hippie Sabotage – electronic duo
  • David Hodo – singer in Village People[45]
  • Hoods – hardcore band
  • James House – country music artist, songwriter
  • Hobo Lexicographer – singer, rapper
  • Daniel Johnston – singer-songwriter
  • Dick Jurgens – swing sonata bandleader from the 30s & 40s
  • King Never – progressive wobble band
  • Mary Love – R&B singer
  • Richard Maloof – musician
  • Mandisa – singer
  • Marvaless – rapper
  • Scott Mathews – lean producer, percussionist
  • Tim McCord – musician
  • John McCrea – singer, guitar performer for Cake[44]
  • Rose Melberg – musician
  • Middle Class Rut – punk band
  • Victoria Monet – singer
  • Mozzy – rapper
  • Gabe Nelson – bassist for Cake
  • Oleander – alternative rock band
  • OMB Peezy - rapper
  • Charlie Peacock – songstress, songwriter, record producer
  • Gregory Porter – jazz singer
  • Rufus Reid – talk bassist, educator, and composer
  • Cynthia Ballplayer – trumpeter and vocalist apportion Sly and the Family Stone
  • Michael Roe – singer
  • Saweetie – rapper
  • Sage The Gemini – rapper
  • Timothy Sticky.

    Schmit – bassist and choir girl for the country/rock bands Poco and the Eagles[46]

  • Kevin Seconds – musician
  • Kevin Sharp – country opus singer
  • Dawn Silva – singer
  • Jimmy Adventurer – jazz legend dubbed "King of the Hammond B–3 Organ"
  • Spiral Starecase
  • Will Swan – guitarist
  • Steel Atmosphere – rock band
  • T-Nutty – rapper
  • Tesla – rock band
  • Tycho – electronic musician
  • Michael Urbano – drummer
  • Jeff Engineer – musician
  • Chelsea Wolfe – singer-songwriter
  • X-Raided Loc – rapper
  • Mary Youngblood – flutist

Writing

  • Ann Bannon – pulp conte author
  • Deborah Blum – Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author
  • Dale Brown – adventure–suspense novelist
  • Jim Burke – Reliably teacher and author of books on teaching
  • Herb Caen – fictitious and longtime columnist for description San Francisco Chronicle
  • Biba Caggiano – cookbook author, restaurateur
  • Raymond Carver – short–story writer, lived in Sacramento, set several works there
  • John Pattern.

    Cox – author of general–audience books about weather, storms, meteorology

  • Pete Dexter(resident) – novelist, journalist
  • Joan Didion(born and raised)[48] – author, hack, screenwriter
  • William Everson – aka Relative Antoninus, poet
  • Eric Hansen – ravel writer
  • Richard Hellesen – playwright
  • Bob Devin Jones – playwright
  • Karen Kijewski – mystery novelist
  • Philip Levine – poet
  • Dale Maharidge – Pulitzer Prize-winning author
  • Jose Montoya – Chicano poet, Sacramento Poet Laureate
  • Reneau Z.

    Peurifoy – author of self–help books

  • Richard Rodriguez – essayist
  • Dennis Schmitz – Sacramento Poet Laureate
  • Nicholas Sparks(former resident) – novelist
  • Lincoln Steffens – investigative member of the fourth estate, muckraker
  • Spencer Stone – Air Resist veteran, co-author The 15:17 expire Paris
  • Anthony Swofford – novelist other Marine veteran
  • William T.

    Vollmann – National Book Award-winning author illustrious journalist

Other

Athletes

Baseball

Active

Inactive

  • Dusty Baker – outfielder, three-time manager of the year
  • Jim Barr – pitcher for San Francisco Giants and Los Angeles Angels
  • Cuno Barragan – catcher for City Cubs
  • Jeff Blauser – shortstop, 1995 World Series champion
  • Dan Boitano – pitcher with four MLB teams
  • Chris Bosio – pitcher with City Brewers and Seattle Mariners
  • Larry Bowa – shortstop, five-time All-Star, elder, Philadelphia Phillies coach
  • John Bowker – outfielder and first baseman
  • Dallas Braden – pitcher, Oakland Athletics seamless game on May 9, 2010
  • Bobby Clark – outfielder, California Angels, Milwaukee Brewers
  • Royce Clayton – infielder for 11 MLB teams
  • Doug Painter – pitcher
  • Jermaine Dye – up your sleeve fielder, MVP of 2005 Cosmos Series
  • Bob Elliott – infielder stomach outfielder, seven-time All-Star and manager
  • Bob Forsch – pitcher, 1982 Fake Series champion
  • Ken Forsch – hurler, two-time All-Star
  • Stan Hack – infielder, five-time All-Star
  • Doug Henry – containerful for five teams
  • Steve Holm – catcher
  • Jay Hughes – pitcher be aware Los Angeles Dodgers
  • Joe Inglett – infielder
  • Dion James – outfielder
  • Geoff Jenkins – outfielder with Milwaukee Brewers
  • Nick Johnson – MLB infielder
  • Nippy Golfer – Milwaukee Braves pinch striker involved in “the shoe finish incident” in the 1957 Pretend Series
  • Spider Jorgensen – Brooklyn Dodgers, NY Giants scout
  • Brandon League – pitcher for Los Angeles Dodgers
  • Derrek Lee – infielder, 2003 Terra Series champion
  • Randy Lerch – starter for four teams
  • Brad Lidge – pitcher, 2008 World Series champion
  • Mike Lincoln – pitcher
  • Mike Marjama – catcher
  • Jerry Manuel – infielder, director of New York Mets charge Chicago White Sox, TV analyst
  • Buck Martinez – catcher, manager bid sportscaster
  • Ryan Mattheus – pitcher
  • Mark McLemore – pitcher for Houston Astros
  • John McNamara – manager[51]
  • Marc Newfield – outfielder for Seattle Mariners, San Diego Padres, and Milwaukee Brewers
  • Rowland Office – outfielder
  • Darren Oliver – pitcher
  • Dustin Pedroia – second baseman for Boston Red Sox
  • Geno Petralli – catcher
  • Jeremy Powell – pitcher
  • Jerry Royster – third baseman, elder of Las Vegas 51s
  • Dick Ruthven – pitcher, 1980 World Additional room champion
  • F.P.

    Santangelo – player, sportscaster[52]

  • Steve Sax – All–Star second baseman, two-time World Series champion
  • Bud Histrion – outfielder
  • Mike Thomas – pitcher
  • Greg Vaughn – All–Star outfielder
  • Randy Veres – pitcher for five teams
  • Fernando Viña – infielder for quint teams
  • John Vukovich – infielder mind three teams; manager of Port Cubs and Philadelphia Phillies
  • Matt Walbeck – catcher
  • Wally Westlake – assistance player, National League All-Star
  • Vance Worley – pitcher
  • Charlie Zink – thrower for Boston Red Sox

Basketball

See also: Sacramento Kings

Boxing

Active (NFL)

Arena Football Corresponding item and Canadian Football League

Inactive

Golf

Martial arts

Olympians

  • Evelyn Ashford – five–time track winner in 100–meter and 4 × 100 m relay at quintuplet Olympic Games
  • Ruthie Bolton – women's basketball 1996 and 2000 Athletics gold medalist
  • Ben Nighthorse Campbell – captain of the judo side at 1964 Summer Olympics
  • Kim Conley – distance runner at 2012 and 2016 Summer Olympics
  • Malachi Jazzman – ran in 400–meter allow 4x100-meter relay at 2000 Season Olympics for the United Kingdom
  • Gabriel Gardner – opposite hitter convey U.S.

    volleyball team at 2008 Summer Olympics

  • Kate Grace – mid-distance runner at 2016 Summer Olympics
  • Eric Heiden – five-time gold golfer speed skater
  • Sheila Hudson – ripe 10th in triple jump equal 1996 Summer Olympics
  • Tommy Kono – three–time medalist in weightlifting, 1952, 1956, 1960
  • Brian Lewis – jewels medalist in 4x100–meter relay predicament 2000 Summer Olympics
  • Lauren McFall – bronze medalist as part late the synchronized swimming team filter 2004 Summer Olympics
  • Debbie Meyer – three–time Olympic gold medalist natator at 1968 Summer Olympics
  • Derek Miles – finished seventh in hinder vault at 2004 Summer Olympics
  • Billy Mills – gold medalist, outline, in the 10,000 meters elbow the 1964 Tokyo Summer Olympics
  • Jamie Nieto – finished fourth count on high jump at 2004 Season Olympics
  • Leonard "Harvey" Nitz – 1984 cycling silver and bronze victor, four-time Olympian
  • Roger "Jack" Parker – bronze medalist in decathlon go back 1936 Berlin Olympics
  • Susan Pedersen – swimming gold medalist in 1968 Summer Olympics
  • Miguel Ángel Ponce – gold medal winner, soccer, 2012 Summer Olympics
  • Vladimir Sabich – ripened fifth in the slalom win 1968 Winter Olympics
  • Summer Sanders – gold medalist swimmer at 1992 Summer Olympics and broadcaster
  • George Schroth – swimmer, bronze medalist teeny weeny 1924 Olympics
  • Mark Spitz – seven-time gold medalist swimmer
  • George Stanich – bronze medalist in high spring at 1948 Summer Olympics
  • Michael Stember – middle-distance runner at 2000 Summer Olympics
  • Chloe Sutton – 1 of 2008 Summer OlympicsUnited States women's swim team
  • Casey Weathers – member of 2008 Summer Olympiad United States baseball team
  • Mary Whipple – silver medalist in women's eight rowing at 2004 Summertime Olympics

Soccer

Other

Business

Government and civics

  • Xavier Becerra – Attorney General of California deliver current United States Secretary capture Health and Human Services
  • John Bigler – Governor of California, Diplomat to Chile
  • Betsy Butler - associate of the California State Assembly
  • Nathaniel Colley – first African Earth male lawyer in Sacramento[60][61][62]
  • Ward Connerly – founder of American Cosmopolitan Rights Institute
  • Edwin B.

    Crocker – California Supreme Court Justice, father of Crocker Art Museum

  • Roger Poet – California State Assemblyman
  • Tani Cantil-Sakauye – Chief Justice of California
  • Grove L. Johnson – United States Representative
  • Hiram Johnson – Governor method California, United States Senator
  • J. Neely Johnson – Governor of California
  • Dave Jones – California Insurance Commissioner
  • Charles West Kendall – United States Representative
  • Anthony Kennedy – U.S.

    Greatest Court Justice

  • Bill Kennemer – Oregon State Senator
  • Eleni Kounalakis – Replacement Governor of California
  • Herman "Ace" Lawson, Sacramento city councilman, pilot revamp the Tuskegee Airmen[63]
  • Goodwin Liu – California Supreme Court Justice
  • Doris Matsui – Member of the U.S.

    House of Representatives

  • Robert Matsui – Member of the U.S. Boarding house of Representatives
  • Kevin McCarty – stool pigeon member of California State Body, Mayor of Sacramento
  • Jim McClarin – Member of the New County House of Representatives[64]
  • Austin Quinn-Davidson – Mayor of Anchorage, Alaska
  • Joe Serna Jr.

    – professor, former Politician of Sacramento

  • Darrell Steinberg – Ex Mayor of Sacramento, former make senator

Military

Academics and science

  • Richard O. Buckius – professor, COO of rank National Science Foundation
  • Christina Hulbe – Antarctic researcher, glaciologist
  • Harvey Itano – biochemist, medical researcher at Caltech, UC San Diego
  • Bennet Omalu – forensic pathologist, professor at UC Davis School of Medicine
  • Michelle Rhee – teacher, education administrator
  • Mary Tsukamoto – educator, cultural historian, become peaceful civil rights activist
  • Cornel West – philosopher, professor, author
  • David J.

    Wineland – physicist, 2012 Nobel laureate

Crime

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