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JUMP e-bikes and e-scooters return to Sacramento. Here’s what’s different this time around
JUMP e-bikes and e-scooters are once again available to Sacramento residents. Lime relaunched their services over the weekend, following an acquisition of the JUMP brand…
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City to perform maintenance on critical infrastructure, including levees and waterways
The City of Sacramento’s Department of Utilities is scheduled to begin maintenance work on several levees and critical waterways located throughout the city over the…
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Nearly 300 arts and culture organizations selected to receive $7.5 million in grants from the City
Nearly 300 arts and culture organizations and individual artists have been selected to receive reimbursement grants from the City of Sacramento’s Creative Economy Recovery program.…
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Council just approved a plan to transform this area near Broadway. What happens now?
The Sacramento City Council last week approved the West Broadway Specific Plan, which sets development and land-use policy for a 292-acre area near Broadway for…
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Here’s why City staff say, ‘you have the power to improve parks’ in Sacramento
The City of Sacramento is asking residents to provide their thoughts on a plan that will outline how parks and related services will grow over…
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Workforce Recovery program to provide workforce training to more than 11,000 Sacramentans
The Sacramento City Council on Tuesday approved distribution of $10 million in federal CARES Act funds to 30 organizations to provide workforce training for more…