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Responding to high demand, the City of Sacramento on Monday restocked supplies of the “particulate respirator” masks it has been handing out to the public.…
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The City of Sacramento is distributing “particulate respirator” masks in response to the heavy wildfire smoke from the Camp Fire. The masks will be available…
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The City of Sacramento’s 8th annual Veterans Day parade has been canceled due to poor air quality caused by the massive Camp Fire burning in…
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The Camp Fire in Butte County has claimed has least nine lives and destroyed 6,700 buildings, making it the most destructive fire in California history.…
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The City of Sacramento seeks input from residents on ways to make their streets safer as part of the Vision Zero goal of eliminating traffic…
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The City Council on Nov. 8 unanimously voted to declare a shelter crisis in Sacramento. The declaration helps trigger the release of $20 million from…
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The City of Sacramento’s 8th annual Veterans Day parade will take place this Sunday, Nov. 11, with a special salute to Women in the Military —…
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Historic-styled sailing ship docks at new location, south of Tower Bridge, through Nov. 24. The arrival of the Hawaiian Chieftain, a 104-foot “tall ship,” to…
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As part of a new electric car-sharing program launched Thursday by the City of Sacramento and partners Electrify America and Envoy, residents of the Whispering…
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The cities of Sacramento and West Sacramento have announced T.Y. Lin International as the leading architect for a new bridge across the Sacramento River. Congresswoman…
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“The Claw” is back. The City of Sacramento’s annual leaf collection service will begin Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2018 and continue until Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2019.…
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The Sacramento City Council Tuesday took an important step toward creating more affordable housing by unanimously voting to cut many City development fees to $0…
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Receiving strong interest from California and national investors, the City of Sacramento successfully has raised just over $300 million in the bond market through the…
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The city’s residents collectively will save $1.4 million annually on their flood insurance policies. Sacramento residents may now see a reduction in their flood insurance…
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To celebrate the shared values of the United States and Switzerland, Swiss light artist Gerry Hofstetter will project a free pop-up light show on the walls of…
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At the first community meeting regarding the renovation/expansion of the Convention Center, Community Center Theater, and Memorial Auditorium — collectively known as the C3 Project…
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A Make-A-Wish recipient became Sacramento’s official Ghostbuster on Monday, Oct. 22. London, 5, spent his morning fighting ghosts, riding in a “Ghostbuster” vehicle and saving…
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As the first woman elected to City Council in both Sacramento and California, Luella Johnston was a pioneer for women in politics during the early…
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Community invited to learn more about the C3 Project, Oct. 22 at Convention Center The C3 Project will continue to bring more people to the…
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“The funds will enable us to reach more people, and at the same time help our neighborhoods stay safe and clean.” The Sacramento City Council…
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Looking for the best way to get to the Sacramento Kings’ home opener against the Utah Jazz? We’ve got you covered. Whether you’re coming from Elk…
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New Waterfront Idea Makers program is looking for innovative design concepts to further transform Sacramento’s historic district. To enhance the Old Sacramento Waterfront, the City…
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FREE digital tours help relate the spookier side of Sacramento history just in time for Halloween. A new app for iOS and Android devices takes…
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Check your mail box! All registered voters in Sacramento County will soon be receiving a ballot in the mail. You will have 3 options for…
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Sacramento Fire Department honors those who lost their lives, property and livelihoods to the Tubbs Fire, one year ago, this week. The Tubbs Fire was…
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As the wet weather season approaches, the City of Sacramento encourages residents to be prepared. The City, as part of Flood Preparedness Week, is hosting…
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The reason I came home was to change this dynamic that we’re talking about,” said Police Chief Daniel Hahn. In an evening marked by its…
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Walk down R Street and you’re likely to notice wider sidewalks, improved pedestrian crossings, brighter street lighting, smoother roadways and even expanded outdoor patios at…
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“For these folks, we need to recognize and encourage non-traditional housing options (including) shared housing, board and care, returning to families/friends (and) co-living.” With California…
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Applications due Oct. 22 The City of Sacramento invites non-profits to apply for a grant from the Ann Land and Bertha Henschel Memorial Fund. More…
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Firefighters from throughout the region filled City Council chambers on Oct. 3 to witness the change-of-command ceremony for new Sacramento Fire Chief Gary Loesch. The…
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On Monday, Oct. 1, Sacramento became one of the first cities in the world to go live with 5G, through Verizon’s new 5G home broadband…
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Ready to grab a “meow-tini” and “paw-ty?” The Front Street Animal Shelter invites you to be part of something special at its Paws to Party Event, celebrating…
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More than 60 Community members engaged with City officials during an open house to learn more about the McKinley Park Water Vault, a proposed underground…
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Leaders from the City of Sacramento and the Natomas Unified School District last week introduced a new career-training program unlike any other in the region.…
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Want to learn more about the propsed McKinley Park Water Vault? From 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday (Sept. 22), the City will be hosting a…
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Climate change may seem like the type of large-scale issue best addressed by countries and their governments. But individual cities can do much more than…
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How should we identify priorities? Improve operations? Enhance parks and recreation opportunities? The Department of Youth, Parks, & Community Enrichment (YPCE) – formally Parks and…
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More than 70 percent of respondents rated Sacramento as a “good” or “excellent” place to live. They also gave the City received high marks as…
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In case you missed it, beginning Thursday, Sept. 13, Sacramento residents can sign up for 5G service through Verizon’s new 5G home broadband internet. Simply…
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Wireless internet speed in Sacramento is about to get a whole lot faster. Beginning Oct.1, Sacramento residents will be able to tap into what’s being…
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On this day, 17 years ago, 343 New York Fire Department (NYFD) Firefighters made the ultimate sacrifice at the World Trade center. In remembrance, firefighters…
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During July and August, we conducted an education campaign to encourage safe behaviors when traveling, whether by car, bicycle, or walking. The campaign, “Our Safety…
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The City’s Parks and Recreation Commission recently recognized 11 individuals and community organizations for their dedicated volunteer work in Youth, Parks, & Community Enrichment programming…
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A portion of Sacramento and Yolo Counties have been placed under quarantine for the Oriental fruit fly. View a map of the quarantine boundaries. To…
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What is Measure U and what does it fund? The current Measure U is a ½-cent sales tax approved by voters in 2012 that expires…
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Today, the City launched the Smart City web page, a platform on the City’s site dedicated to the many emerging technologies and tools the City…
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City Manager Howard Chan announced the appointment of Gary Loesch as Sacramento Fire Department’s 22nd Fire Chief. Chief Loesch began his career in 1985 with…
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It’s that time of year again when children wrap up their summer vacations and get ready to start the new school year. August is Back…
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New campaign invites visitors to answer the call of adventure Old Sacramento, the unique 28-acre National Historic Landmark District and State Historic Park perched on…
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Amtrak San Joaquins is offering a FREE first ride on their Morning Express Service. Book your FREE first ride In May 2018, Amtrak San Joaquins…
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The 43rd Annual Historic Home Tour, showcasing Sacramento’s Capitol Mansions Historic District, will take place on Sunday, September 16 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.…
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In line with the Citywide Youth Development Plan, the City of Sacramento selected several youth development organizations to receive one-time grants of $25,000 each. Each…
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Community invited to provide input through September 30. The City of Sacramento has launched an online survey for community members to share their thoughts and…
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With school just around the corner, we’re reminding Sacramento State students, faculty, and residents of the ongoing work on Folsom Boulevard between 65th Street and…
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The 35th Annual National Night Out (NNO) takes place on Tuesday, August 7, 2018 in communities and neighborhoods throughout Sacramento and the nation. This event gives neighbors…
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Hot weather is following us until the end of the weekend. The City’s Office of Emergency Services is keeping a close eye on conditions. We…
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William Land Park is celebrating its 100th Anniversary on Friday, August 3. We’ve planned an entire night packed with fun activities, live music, a sunset…
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A community workshop and public scoping meeting is set for Wednesday, July 25 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. to share details about the West Broadway…
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The Crocker Art Museum is moving forward with their plan to transform Crocker Park into a public, art-focused gathering place. The project’s lead architect, Seattle-based…
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2018-19 RAILS Grants support innovation and entrepreneurship in Sacramento’s underserved communities
On Tuesday, July 3, the City Council approved 14 grant awards through the City’s Rapid Acceleration, Innovation, and Leadership in Sacramento (RAILS) Grant Program, supporting…
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After months of strategic planning, the Creative Edge Strategic Plan has arrived. The plan has been a culmination of nearly a year in the making,…
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The City of Sacramento has launched a traffic safety campaign as part of its Vision Zero goal of eliminating all traffic deaths and serious injuries…
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With the thrill of celebrating Independence Day, it’s important to keep in mind that fireworks can be dangerous. When using fireworks, it is critical for…
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Summer brings an added hazard to City collection operators; hot coals and smoldering fireworks in the garbage. When a truck dumps a garbage can with…
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Beginning June 2018, in preparation for the temporary relocation of the Community Center Theater events to the Memorial Auditorium, the City is improving the building…
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Vacant lots in the city must be maintained or will be subject to fines. As the summer heats up, weeds are drying quickly posing a…
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More than 150,000 daily visitors to the downtown area now have a place to recycle their bottles and cans. The City of Sacramento, Downtown Sacramento…
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As Sacramento’s weekend weather forecast creeps into triple digits, the Front Street Animal Shelter encourages owners to take precautions for their pets. Keeping your pets…
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The summer season has arrived which means families are kicking off summer-long trips and celebrations, most of which include our local waterways. The Sacramento Police…
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Beginning Monday, June 25, the City of Sacramento will begin the J Street Safety Project from 19th to 30th streets. The project will make J…
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City Officials and partners held a press conference this morning to unveil the Convention Center and Community Center Theater renderings prior to the Council meeting…
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In time for the official start of Summer, hot weather is following us into the weekend as the National Weather Service predicts valley highs of…
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The Folsom Boulevard Rehabilitation Project between 65th Street and Elvas Avenue is entering a new phase of construction which will require night work and traffic…
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El Departamento de Policia de Sacramento esta orgulloso de anunciar la implementacion de la linea pregrabada en Espanol para nuestro numero de no emergencias. Ahora,…
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The Sacramento Police Department is proud to announce the implementation of Spanish to our non-emergency phone line recording in our dispatch center. Now, when people…
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Public Encouraged to Attend Open House. The Downtown Riverfront Streetcar Project, which will bring streetcar service to West Sacramento and Sacramento, continues to meet milestones.…
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The Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission in partnership with Congresswoman Doris Matsui and the cities of Sacramento and West Sacramento announce an exciting opportunity for artists…
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Memorial Auditorium is undergoing some major improvements beginning late June 2018. Please join City staff, project contractor, and architect, for an informational open house. During…
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At the end of May, Governor Brown signed two pieces of legislation AB 1668 and SB 606, that establish statewide water efficiency goals. The two…
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City street sweeping calendar now available online; residents can receive reminders in advance to move cars. The City of Sacramento’s Recycling and Solid Waste online…
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Today, Mayor Darrell Steinberg and Innovation Officer Louis Stewart unveiled Digital License Plates on City vehicles through Reviver Auto. Sacramento became the first City in…
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There are only four days left to vote! To help make voting easier, more Vote Centers are now open in Madera, Napa, Nevada, Sacramento and…
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Help us spread the word about inclusive economic growth After four community meetings on the City’s Project Prosper initiative, we are rolling out the final…
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Each year, the city of Sacramento sees an increase in the use of illegal fireworks being set off in the city. These fireworks pose a…
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City working towards completing an agreement on transition. The City is working towards completing an agreement with Morton Golf, LLC to take over the operations…
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Front Street Animal Shelter’s inaugural brewfest is just around the corner! Enjoy unlimited tastings from over 40 of the best breweries in the region, all while raising…
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The deployment of safe, federally compliant, super high-speed wireless 5G connectivity to the internet for Sacramento residents is coming late 2018. Last year, Sacramento Mayor…
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Beginning in late-May the City of Sacramento will be performing significant construction work along Folsom Boulevard between 65th Street and Hornet Drive. The work will…
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The Sacramento Disabilities Advisory Commission (DAC) will be hosting an event in honor of the 14th Annual Disability Capitol Action Day on Thursday, June 7…
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The Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito & Vector Control District reminds the public to take all necessary precautions and protect themselves from mosquitoes this Memorial Day weekend and…
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Construction begins June 2018 The Memorial Auditorium will undergo a renovation beginning late Jun 2018 and will be reopen Summer of 2019. A temporary loading…
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On Wednesday, June 6 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., YOU have the opportunity to participate in the Sacramento Convention Center Expansion and Renovation Project…
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With a snip and a shout, City of Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg, Vice Mayor, Steven Hansen and reps from Downtown Sacramento Partnership, and Old Sacramento…
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Sacramento’s new bike share system, JUMP Bikes, officially launched Thursday, May 17! Council member Jeff Harris, Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG), and community members gathered…
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On Monday May 7th, Amtrak San Joaquins successfully launched the Morning Express service, allowing Central Valley business travelers to reach Sacramento for business before 8…
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City encourages residents and visitors to plan ahead. The City of Sacramento encourages motorists to plan ahead for this year’s AMGEN Tour of California bicycle…
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This message is shared on behalf of the Office of the California Secretary of State. Big changes are in effect for elections in the counties…
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City releases this year’s list of people or organizations owed money from the City; June 28 is deadline to submit claim. This month, the City…
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Big Day of Giving is May 3! There are plenty of reasons to consider donating to your favorite cause and don’t forget to consider giving…
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It’s time to dust off your bikes, pump up your tires and join your neighbors and co-workers in bicycling for work, school, shopping, recreation or…
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Students, looking to finish community service hours before school ends? Well, look no further because the recently published 2018 Youth Volunteer Directory is a resource…
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The City of Sacramento Auditor’s preliminary report released today finds that there is no systemic issue with on-street parking meters or Parkmobile. It also finds…
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On Saturday, April 28, 2018, between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., the Sacramento Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will…
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Michael Jasso to guide innovation, economic development, and community development The City of Sacramento is proud to announce that Michael Jasso is joining the City…
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Today, the City launched a National Citizen Survey to gather resident opinions on a range of community issues. We’d like to hear your opinion on…
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Beginning this week, Sacramento residents and commuters may see a flurry of activity downtown including lane reconfiguration and striping to install the City’s first parking…
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A draft version of the Creative Edge Cultural Plan is now available! In advance of the Last Call Town Hall, a draft Creative Edge summary…
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The City of Sacramento is committed to making Sacramento the most livable city. Over the last year, we made great strides to achieve our sustainability…
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Join us to walk through the first draft of plan and learn what’s next. You are invited to join the conversation once again about the…
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‘Adult-use’ doesn’t mean use anytime, anywhere On the first 4.20 since adult-use cannabis sales are legal on Jan. 1, do you know what the law…
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This year’s BizX will gather more than 150 entrepreneurs, creatives, and small business owners on May 1, 2018, for an afternoon focused on inspirational storytelling…
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Did you know that the City of Sacramento has job opportunities for teens? Gain valuable work experience, build your resume, and make some extra money!…
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The Sacramento City Council is holding two special meetings today, Tuesday, April 10, at 1 p.m. and at 5 p.m. The 1 p.m. meeting is…
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The temporary public artwork painted by the artists Sofia Lacin and Hennessy Christophel, LC Studio Tutto, titled Contagious Color and located within the 12th Street…
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Coming soon: Ramona Avenue Extension On Thursday, April 5, Mayor Darrell Steinberg, Councilmember Jeff Harris, Councilmember Eric Guerra, Assembly member Kevin McCarty, and community partners…
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Monday, April 23, is your LAST CHANCE to give us thoughts on the CREATIVE EDGE Cultural Plan This free event will feature a draft of…
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The 2018 Microsoft DigiGirlz camp is a FREE, two-day STEM event, taking place Friday, April 13 and Saturday, April 14, at Sacramento State University’s Folsom…
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Deadline is near, apply by April 8! We have some great news for our high school students here in Sacramento. Mayor Darrell Steinberg’s Thousand Strong…
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Whether you are an entrepreneur, small business owner, or creative, you have an opportunity to take your marketing strategy to the next level by attending…
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Join City Councilmember Rick Jennings, community leaders, and experts for a day to collaborate on one of the most dangerous threats to our neighborhoods: the…
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Mayor Steinberg and Councilmember Jennings issued the following statement regarding postponing the planned session of the City Council on Wednesday: “We have been notified the…
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The Sacramento City Council is holding two special meetings tomorrow, Tuesday, March 27, one at 1 p.m. and one at 5 p.m. The 1 p.m.…
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City of Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg briefed news media at 2p.m. on March 22 about the officer-involved shooting of Sunday, March 18. The following are…
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On Tuesday, March 20 the Sacramento City Council passed a resolution to rename the Historic City Hall Hearing Room – The Luella Johnston Hearing Room.…
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The City is committed to providing a safe, inviting, and welcoming place for everyone. This Tuesday, City staff will be providing Council a report on…
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Washington Post – You’re Going Where?: Sacramento “…Thanks to the downtown revitalization and the rousing success of “Lady Bird” — Greta Gerwig’s Oscar-nominated homage to…
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If our shelter gets the most submissions, we’ll get a $10,000 grant, and everyone who submits pictures will be automatically entered to win a $100…
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Image courtesy: Chevrolet The City of Sacramento recently added 35 new Chevrolet Bolts to its Fleet. The addition of the clean zero emission vehicles helps the…
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The City of Sacramento presents the 2018 Violence Reduction Summit on Thursday, April 5, 2018 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Scottish Rite…
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Sacramento County is one of five counties in California to implement the Voter’s Choice Act (VCA), expanding voting opportunities for all residents. Beginning with the…
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Grab your favorite rainboots and jacket because it’s going to be a rainy weekend in Sacramento! Spurts of heavy rain, a little over an inch…
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Backyard composting allows you to recycle your yard clippings and fruit and vegetable scraps into a valuable soil amendment right in your own yard. It…
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Partnership will establish a community-driven neighborhood “trust”. Sacramento City Council voted to invest $5 million in redevelopment funds for The Center at Sierra Health Foundation…
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The City of Sacramento is excited to debut its Sacramento Utility Rate Assistance (SURA) online application. If you qualify for SURA, you can get a monthly credit…
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Want to test drive a ZEV vehicle? Come to Electrify America’s Discover and Drive Tour! Electrify America will host its first set of “Discover and…
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Grants available to non-profit organizations providing gang prevention and intervention expertise; Deadline is March 21. Eligibility criteria, application forms and other information about this Request…
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Patrons encouraged to plan ahead when visiting R Street businesses during the holiday weekend. Closure Information R Street Parking Garage (1501 R Street) and access…
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A first-of-its-kind, City-funded, Winter Triage Center opened its doors to the City’s most chronically homeless in North Sacramento in early December, 2017. As the shelter…
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The City of Sacramento in partnership with SACOG, and the Cities of West Sacramento, and Davis will be rolling out a full bike share program…
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Apply for the Active Transportation Commission and provide advice on strategies related to walking and bicycling in the city. Applications are open until Friday, February…
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Bring your neighbors and join Mayor Darrell Steinberg, City Councilmembers, and City Manager Howard Chan, to share challenges and best ideas for uplifting your neighborhood.…
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Led by Viewpoint Photographic Art Center and in collaboration with the City and other partners, Sacramento’s first-ever Photography Month is pictured for April 2018. The…
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Unhoused men and women volunteering to clean up parts of North Sacramento. The City has embarked on a four-month project to encourage those who are…
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Critical steps underway for intensive Vision Zero public education outreach campaign. The City of Sacramento is taking another critical step to reach its Vision Zero…
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A cool job in a splashy environment awaits you. What are you waiting for? Dive in. The City’s Youth, Parks, & Community Enrichment Department is…
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The City of Sacramento has launched Bike Hub, a secure bike parking facility available 24-hours-a-day for those traveling through the station. This new bike parking…
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Are you interested in saving water and getting a FREE rain barrel? Reserve yours today before it’s too late! The first 50 City of Sacramento…
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The City’s prime consultant engineer, Mark Thomas, has issued a Request for Qualifications to engage a bridge architect to join their team for final design…
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Today, Mayor Darrell Steinberg delivered his first State of the City speech at the Memorial Auditorium, setting an ambitious agenda for the city to grow…