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Unsheltered homelessness drops in the city of Sacramento, according to latest PIT Count
The number of people living on city of Sacramento streets has dropped by 19% — a reduction of nearly 600 people — according to the…
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Sacramento expands automated parking enforcement to protect bike lanes and improve safety
The City of Sacramento will expand its automated parking enforcement program by deploying AI-assisted technology on three parking enforcement vehicles to identify vehicles illegally blocking…
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River Ready event brings boating, water safety outreach to Sacramento Marina on May 16
The Sacramento Marina will host “River Ready,” a free public boating and water safety event, from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, May 16, at…
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Sacramento repairs more than 7,700 potholes in less than 50 days
The City of Sacramento repaired 7,761 potholes in 49 days as part of a Citywide “pothole blitz” directed by City Manager Maraskeshia Smith and carried…
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City seeks community voices for Urban Forest Plan implementation
Editor’s note: On advice of the City Attorney, the upcoming Urban Forest Plan Implementation Working Group informational session (Monday, May 11 5:30-6:30pm) has been postponed.…
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Fire Captain Joe Hunter recognized for service extending beyond career duties
Sacramento Fire Department had the honor of welcoming the National Life Group Do Good Heroes to Station 2 as they presented the Do Good Heroes Award to Captain Joe…