Sacramento County Bulletin Board

Data Report: How the City responded to homelessness April 29-May 5

The City of Sacramento has released its weekly progress report for the City’s Incident Management Team responding to homelessness. From April 29-May 5, the City of Sacramento received 692 calls to...

New report spotlights growth opportunities for Sacramento’s creative economy

In Sacramento, creativity thrives. From the bustling streets of downtown to serene neighborhood parks, art galleries, murals, and cultural events bring people together and enrich the lives of both...

Sacramento City Council approves $250,000 journalism program to support creative economy

Sacramento City Council this week approved a $250,000 grant for local media outlet Solving Sacramento Journalism Collective to support the recovery of the arts and creative economy. The program ai...

Extreme Logging Planned for Plumas National Forest

As of March 2024, 894,898 acres across the western United States are slated to be logged under a "community protection" measure proposed by the U.S. Forest Service. Resistance is growing. In addit...

Sacramento City Attorney issues statement regarding judge’s final ruling on DA’s homelessness lawsuit

Sacramento Superior Court Judge Jill H. Talley on May 6 issued her final ruling on the complaint Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho filed against the City of Sacramento regarding its unh...

Out & About May 2024

Find out what is going on in Sacramento during the month of May!

Unique Lens

Dianne Poinski admits much of her career has been serendipitous.

Marysville-Del Paso Boulevard is moving ‘forward together’ with adopted community-engaged action plan

The Sacramento City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved the Forward Together Action Plan, a community-engaged initiative that outlines priorities aimed at enhancing the quality of life and fos...

Mayoral Mayhem

You’d think he’d learn.

Cover Artist Judy Lew Loose

Inside Arden May 2024

Cover Artist Paula Bellacera

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Cover Artist Joseph Bellacera

Inside Land Park/Grid May 2024

Cover Artist Russell Reich

Inside East Sac May 2024

Old Sacramento park renamed to honor pioneering woman business owner

The Sacramento City Council Tuesday voted to change the name of Pioneer Park on J Street in Old Sacramento to Mary Gregory Park in honor of an early Sacramento businesswoman who once owned the par...

Sacramento City Council approves infrastructure financing blueprint for Natomas hospital project

The Sacramento City Council Tuesday unanimously approved a non-binding term sheet for a new financing district to build streets, drainage, and other backbone facilities needed to serve a teaching ...

City sends new letter to Camp Resolution leadership, offers to work toward solution

On March 28, 2024, the City of Sacramento sent a notice to Safe Ground Sacramento notifying them that their lease for 2225 Colfax Road would be terminated on June 1, 2024. Today, the City of Sacra...

Donald Terry (Bank of the Sierra)

Donald Terry is the Senior Vice-President & Community Development Officer for Bank of the Sierra and a member of GSEC's Board of Directors. Learn more about why he values economic development, wor...

City receives nearly $2 million in federal funding to support urban canopy expansion

The City of Sacramento and Congresswoman Doris Matsui last week announced nearly $2 million in federal funding for the City’s urban forestry efforts. Staff on April 25 were joined by Mayor Darrell...

May Garden Tasks

Data Report: How the City responded to homelessness April 22-28

The City of Sacramento has released its weekly progress report for the City’s Incident Management Team responding to homelessness. From April 22-28, the City of Sacramento received 809 calls to 31...

City of Sacramento releases proposed budget for fiscal year 2024/25

The City of Sacramento has released its proposed budget for fiscal year 2024/25, which represents the City’s financial plan for the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1. The budget totals approxim...

Learn about accessory dwelling units from professionals at this upcoming resource fair

The city of Sacramento saw accessory dwelling unit (ADU) permits increase from 57 in 2019 to 246 in 2023. In an effort to support further development, the City is co-hosting an ADU fair for reside...

Full Sun Plant Combos Perfect for The Sacramento Region

East Meets West

Christopher Fairman is a walking advertisement for a well-run restaurant. Having been a manager at The Shack and Magpie, he knows how to work with good people who run good businesses and make good...

Museum Quality

Thirty-eight years and four remodeling projects later, Jim and Ann Tracy still live in the home they purchased in 1988.

Career Leap

Hard work and months of rehearsal come together when Sacramento Ballet’s Second Company performs its spring showcase May 11–12 at Hiram Johnson High School Auditorium.

A Better Way

My husband and I live two blocks from the American River Parkway. Dog walks are daily events along dirt paths lined with old oaks and thick sagebrush. The river flows steps away.

PAWS To Go

Dags was named for the dagger-shaped marking on the back of his neck. A mix of husky, pit bull and lab, the big mutt lives with owner Joey Rival at the Safe Stay Community on Florin Road.

Traffic Detour

California has an estimated 31 million registered motor vehicles, nearly twice as many as Texas, the next closest state. All those cars make the work of Mellissa Meng and her colleagues at North N...

Performance Art

Finally got around to reading the city auditor’s “Preliminary Report on the City’s Homeless Response.” Hated it. Then I read it again. Loved it.

Family Value

Leon Sobon and his wife Shirley founded Shenandoah Vineyards in 1977, far ahead of the sustainable wine revolution. Based in Plymouth, the Sobon family became one of the first environmentally frie...

Tater Tale

Kind-hearted folks adopt rescue dogs. I adopted a rescue potato.

Life Coach

Kids on Foy Reynolds’ YMCA basketball teams learn more than sports skills. They learn life lessons.

Shut it Down on May Day in the Bay Area

May Day actions are being organized this year with particular urgency in solidarity with the Palestinian people, heeding the call from the Palestinian General Federation of Trade Unions to stand w...

The City’s updated plan for growing its tree canopy is ready for review. Here’s why it’s important

The City of Sacramento has launched the draft Sacramento Urban Forest Plan for public review and comment. This document will become the City’s primary planning tool for the protection, expansion, ...

The City’s Department of Utilities is hiring. Here’s how to apply

The City's Department of Utilities is looking for people to fill many roles in the organization, which provides drinking water, stormwater and wastewater services to residents and business in the ...

City awards $1.1 million to support North Sacramento organizations

The City of Sacramento’s District 2 Council Office is awarding $1.1 million in grant funding to seven North Sacramento nonprofit organizations. Open to nonprofits and small businesses located with...

Occupations Established at Universities Across California

Students at UCB, Cal Poly Humboldt, Stanford, Sonoma State, SF State, Sacramento State and USF joined students at colleges throughout the country to establish occupations in support of Palestinian...

Data Report: How the City responded to homelessness April 15-21

The City of Sacramento has released its weekly progress report for the City’s Incident Management Team responding to homelessness. From April 15-21, the City of Sacramento received 891 calls to 31...

Katz Amsterdam Foundation Continues Vital Partnership with Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation, Investing $250,000 to Help Transform Local Mental Health Support

Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation (TTCF) has partnered once again with the Katz Amsterdam Foundation (KAF). At the end of 2023, the collaboration helped distribute $250,000 in grant funding to fo...