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Published July 10Homelessness Response Report for June 2026
The City’s Incident Management Team (IMT) received 2,676 calls for service from June 1–July 5 and responded by engaging people experiencing homelessness, offering services and shelter options, and ensuring compliance with City laws and ordinances. Efforts to expand shelter…
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Published July 09Homeowners invited to share feedback on ADU experience through City survey
If you’ve built an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU), are currently building one or considered building one, the City of Sacramento wants to hear about your experience. Homeowners are invited to participate in a survey that will help the City’s Planning Division better understand the…
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Published July 08Sacramento Police issue 31 citations during four-hour pedestrian safety operation
The Sacramento Police Department issued 31 citations during a recent traffic safety operation focused on protecting people walking and biking in some of the city’s busiest corridors. During the four-hour enforcement effort on July 2, officers conducted 38 traffic stops at J…
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Published July 01SPD seeks community input on annual military equipment policy
The Sacramento Police Department is seeking public input on its annual military equipment use policy and report through an online survey. The survey takes a few minutes to complete and is available in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, Chinese, Hmong and Vietnamese.…
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Published July 01What Sacramento tenants and landlords need to know about 2026 rent increase limits
The City of Sacramento’s Tenant Protection Program (TPP) establishes limits on annual rent increases for covered residential rental units. Effective July 1, the maximum allowable annual rent adjustment will be 8.6% for covered rental units. The Sacramento Tenant Protection Act,…
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Published June 30Learn the basics of urban biking and scooting this summer with free City classes
Residents can build confidence riding bicycles and scooters on-street this summer through a series of free Urban Biking & Scooting 101 classes offered by the City of Sacramento. Hosted by the City’s Transportation Planning team, the classes provide practical tips for riding on…
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Published June 29See how Sacramento police officers respond to people in crisis
What happens when Sacramento police officers respond to calls involving behavioral health crises or homelessness? The latest episode of Ride Along follows Officer Allison Smith and her partner as they respond to two calls that highlight the challenges officers face and the…
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Published June 29Help shape Sacramento’s future: Share your input on housing and neighborhood updates
The City of Sacramento is seeking community input on proposed zoning code updates that could affect what types of housing and businesses may be allowed in neighborhoods throughout the city. These updates will implement the City’s 2040 General Plan, adopted by the City Council in…
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Published June 24Fire Department urges reporting of illegal fireworks, warns of fines up to $10,000
The Sacramento Fire Department is encouraging residents to help prevent fires and injuries by reporting illegal fireworks through its community reporting mobile app. Community members are reminded that the use of illegal fireworks can result in fines of up to $10,000. “Every…
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Published June 24Support Front Street at Drag Queen Bingo fundraiser July 2
Community members are invited to attend a Drag Queen Bingo fundraiser benefiting Front Street Animal Shelter on Thursday, July 2 in Sacramento’s Lavender Heights neighborhood. The event will take place from 7–9 p.m. at Mango’s (1930 K St.). Participants can play eight games of…
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Published June 24New Safe Camping site opens in River District, serving 100 people
Elected and City officials gathered yesterday in Sacramento’s River District to celebrate the opening of a new Safe Camping site that will serve approximately 100 people experiencing homelessness, expanding the City’s shelter and service options. Located at 291 Sequoia Pacific…
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Published June 16Front Street waives dog adoption fees through June 21
Front Street Animal Shelter is at critical capacity, and all adult dog adoption fees will be waived through Sunday, June 21 to help increase adoptions and create kennel space for incoming stray animals. As the City of Sacramento’s municipal shelter, Front Street takes in multiple…