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Continue reading "This popular park in Sacramento soon could grow to add wildlife viewing and bike trails"
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Continue reading "How a $1.8 million grant could help Sacramento become a ‘zero-emission capital’"
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Continue reading "Front Street Animal Shelter’s annual Paws to Party fundraiser goes virtual with ‘Howl-O-Ween’ on Oct. 30"
Continue reading "How does the City prepare for climate change? Water experts answer questions at this Oct. 21 webinar"
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Continue reading "Construction on the McKinley Water Vault hits major milestone with the completion of its ‘roof’"
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Continue reading "This organization has raised more than $600K to help local families and businesses affected by COVID-19"
Continue reading "Sac PD dispels rumors about how they are operating under County’s ‘Stay at Home’ order"
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Continue reading "This Grammy-nominated artist just released a recruitment video for Sac PD. He’s also a cop"
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Continue reading "Interested in community planning and development? The City’s Citizens Planning Academy wants you"
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Continue reading "Old Sac Waterfront revitalization gathers some serious steam. Which projects made the cut and which didn’t?"
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Continue reading "Several streets will be closed Dec. 6-8 for the California International Marathon. Here’s where"
Continue reading "Convention Center construction to close one block of J Street Dec. 6-8"
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Continue reading "Roads are closing for Sacramento’s annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Here’s where"
Continue reading "Traffic and parking enforcement begins for shared e-scooters, e-bikes on Nov. 19"
Continue reading "City hosts 9th annual Veterans Day parade with special salute to women in the military"
Continue reading "What is ‘economic gardening’ and why is the City’s chief innovation officer so excited about it?"
Continue reading "Big changes are coming to the grid. Here’s how you can weigh in"
Continue reading "Two spots on Sacramento waterfront to be named after local grandmothers but who were they?"
Continue reading "Sacramento to conduct test of emergency notification system"
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Continue reading "$500k in grants for starts-ups and entrepreneurs coming Oct. 14"
Continue reading "City deploys high-output generators to assist Lake County, Red Bluff with public safety power shutoff"
Continue reading "More than $140,000 available to non-profits that help underserved residents"
Continue reading "Calling all bards: Sacramento is searching for its next Poet Laureate"
Continue reading "City partners with national company Numotion to help people with disabilities during disasters"
Continue reading "Front Street Animal Shelter manager retires, leaves legacy of improvements"
Continue reading "City temporarily closes section of 2nd Avenue to vehicles to study safety and mobility"
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Continue reading "City innovation team wants to bring food delivery robots to Sacramento"
Continue reading "Sac Metro Arts Commission now accepting applications for $725k in arts and culture grants"
Continue reading "Why the City is proposing a rate increase for recycling and garbage services and how you can weigh in"
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Continue reading "City announced SAFE Credit Union as naming sponsor for the Convention Center Complex project"