News in Sacramento
Lookout Santa Cruz
Published September 25Cities often squabble over homelessness. A new California law forces one community to try something different
New legislation forces the city and county of Sacramento to collaborate on homelessness. Stakeholders say it could have repercussions California-wide.
Folsom Times
Published September 24Alder Creek Elementary students take to the court with Sacramento Kings coaches
More than 200 fourth- and fifth-grade students at Alder Creek Elementary School traded their regular classroom routine for time on the basketball court Thursday, Sept. 24, as Sacramento Kings youth basketball coaches brought the Courtside Class experience to campus. The hourlong,…
UMass to open conference play with cross-country trip to Sacramento State
The Massachusetts football team’s first Mid-American Conference game of the year will take the Minutemen (3-0) roughly 3,000 miles from home, marking the program’s longest trip since visiting Hawaii in 2016. Amidst the team’s first 3-0 start to a season since 2007, UMass will…
Sacramento City Express
Published September 24City to celebrate Memorial Auditorium’s 100th anniversary in 2027
The City of Sacramento is preparing to celebrate Memorial Auditorium’s 100th anniversary in 2027 with Memorial 100, a yearlong series of concerts, historical exhibitions and community events. The Sacramento City Council voted Tuesday to move forward with the initiative, approving…
Sacramento City Express
Published September 24Sacramento Police Department to host annual Female Fitness Challenge Oct. 4
Community members can try the Sacramento Police Department’s Physical Ability Test (PAT) at its annual Female Fitness Challenge on Sunday, Oct. 4, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The free event will be held at McKinley Park (601 Alhambra Blvd.) and is open to people of all fitness levels,…
Sacramento City Express
Published September 22From the City Manager: What’s happening around Sacramento
From community events and public meetings to City services and opportunities to get involved, there’s always something happening across Sacramento. As part of an ongoing effort to keep residents informed, City Manager Maraskeshia Smith is sharing the latest updates on upcoming…
Sacramento City Express
Published September 22Front Street Animal Shelter reduces pending service requests by more than 90%
Front Street Animal Shelter’s Animal Services team has reduced pending service requests from more than 2,000 to fewer than 200 after filling vacant positions and improving how calls are prioritized, assigned and resolved. The backlog grew during a period of significant staffing…
Sacramento City Express
Published September 22See and touch heavy equipment agencies use to fight flood at the Highwater Jamboree, Oct. 17
The City of Sacramento and other flood-fighting agencies are inviting residents to get an up-close look at tools, heavy equipment and technology that keep homes and businesses safe during the annual Highwater Jamboree. This free, family-friendly event on Oct. 17 at Garcia Bend…
SusanvilleStuff.com
Published September 22LHS Drumline Raising Funds for October 5th Lakers vs. Kings Game in Sacramento
The Lassen High School Drumline is heading to the big city on October 5th, taking the court at 7:00p.m. to perform the National Anthem for the Sacramento Kings’ home opener […]
University president embraces DEI despite Trump administration rollbacks
The President of Sacramento State talks about their Black honors college -- and how schools are dealings with DEI under the Trump administration.
WVIA Public Media
Published September 19University president embraces DEI despite Trump administration rollbacks
The President of Sacramento State talks about their Black honors college -- and how schools are dealings with DEI under the Trump administration.
Elk Grove News
Published September 18Sacramento man arrested in hit-and-run that led to 80-year-old Elk Grove woman’s death
Not eligible for release