Author: Public Information Officer
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Summer registration day for programs and activities is almost here. Starting at noon Wednesday, April 17, the City’s Department of Youth, Parks and Community Enrichment will open…
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As construction on the Broadway Complete Streets project continues, commuters and residents should be aware of an upcoming detour that may affect their commute. Starting…
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Online applications are now being accepted for the summer season of Landscape & Learning, a City youth workforce development program. Run by the City’s Youth,…
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Looking to get an early start on Earth Day activities? Join City of Sacramento staff April 6 for clean-up and beautification events citywide. The events…
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Young people looking to get connected with local employers are invited to attend the City’s annual Youth Resource & Employment Fair on Saturday, April 6, from…
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Joining the list of more than 200 City parks, a new outdoor amenity in south Natomas is another recreational space Sacramento residents now can enjoy.…
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The Sacramento City Council on Tuesday unanimously appointed Shoun Thao to serve as the interim District 2 Councilmember. Thao will be sworn in at the…
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This upcoming St. Patrick’s Day weekend will see multiple events close various streets across Sacramento. Saturday, March 16, will see the first of two races…
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Following several years of planning, preparation and community input, the City of Sacramento has released its draft Parks Plan 2040 for public review and comment.…
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The City of Sacramento will soon begin construction on a new multi-use path, furthering efforts to create a continuous, accessible river-trail network. The Two Rivers…
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After seeing more than 100,000 drop-in visits to City pools in 2023, the City of Sacramento’s Aquatics Division is now hiring for another busy summer season.…
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The City of Sacramento launched a feasibility study in July 2023 for the Truxel Bridge, a planned new bridge with multiple transportation modes across the…
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City of Sacramento crews are continuing to respond to downed trees across the city after Sunday night’s wind-and-rain storm. Staff are addressing approximately 500 requests…
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City of Sacramento crews have been working nonstop to respond to hundreds of calls for service following Sunday night’s wind-and-rain storm. The storm, which brought…
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Twelve new electric vehicle chargers are set to arrive this summer at three locations in South Sacramento. These chargers are the first of many to…
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When should a construction zone require detours? And how should these detours be designed to have as little impact as possible on people walking or…
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Thousands of people are expected to participate in two Sacramento events honoring the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, Jan. 15. For the…
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With the National Weather Service forecasting rain this weekend, the City of Sacramento is activating weather-respite operations at its Outreach and Engagement Center (3615 Auburn…
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Wondering what to do with your decorative tree after the holidays are over? The City has multiple options for recycling trees. Sacramento residents who receive…
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In an effort to improve accommodation for people walking, scooting, or bicycling through construction zones and during special events, the City’s Department of Public Works…
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Over the past year, the City’s Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment (YPCE) has worked to explore solutions and potential renovations that support community…
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The City’s Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment (YPCE) invites you to save the date for these upcoming December events. All the listed events…
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Thousands of runners are expected to participate in the 40th California International Marathon on Sunday, Dec. 3. With a course that has remained unchanged since its inception,…
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This holiday season, the City of Sacramento once again will adjust parking meter operating hours in specific areas to encourage residents and visitors to dine,…
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Run to Feed the Hungry, an annual 10K run & 5K run/walk to support Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services, will be closing various streets in…
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The annual Veterans Day parade in downtown Sacramento will take place Saturday, Nov. 11. Hosted by the Veterans Affiliated Council, this year’s activities include an opening…
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The City’s annual community survey is once again underway, and residents are invited to participate and provide insights on public transportation, parks, entertainment options, crime…
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Every Tuesday and Thursday evening, kids from the Marina Vista and Alder Grove community head to the gym at the nearby Health Professions High School.…
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Thousands of athletes are expected to participate in the 2023 IRONMAN California race in Sacramento on Sunday, Oct. 22. The triathlon competition will temporarily close several…
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The City’s Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment (YPCE) wants you to mark your calendars for these fun October events. From dog-friendly aquatics events…
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Nearly 10 months after construction began, progress on the Del Rio Trail has reached major milestones. Instead of dirt, residents near the project can see…
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Each year, organizations recognize “Clean Air Day,” a statewide day of action to address community health concerns related to air quality. This Wednesday, Oct. 4,…
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As part of advancements to improve access to active transportation, the City of Sacramento has opened a new shared-use path in Meadowview. The 0.6-mile South…
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As construction continues on the Central City Mobility project, residents and commuters should be aware of planned work starting Monday, Oct. 2. Construction crews are…
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The annual Urban Cow Half Marathon, organized by Capital Race Management, will close various streets in Land Park and downtown Sacramento on the morning of Sunday, Oct.…
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The City’s Department of Public Works is currently hiring for multiple part-time and full-time positions. Staff will attend multiple career fairs in the coming weeks…
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The annual Farm-to-Fork Street Festival, hosted by Visit Sacramento, is set to take place this Friday (Sept. 22) and Saturday (Sept. 23) in downtown Sacramento. The free…
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Volunteers are invited to join the City of Sacramento’s Parks and Community Enrichment Commission for eight events at multiple Sacramento parks to celebrate 916 Day. Parks…
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As part of the California Preservation Foundation’s annual “Doors Open” event, Californians statewide can get a unique look at the Sacramento Valley Station, a historic…
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As students head back to Sacramento schools, drivers are reminded to slow down and that “15 is fast enough.” The City in 2019 established a 15-mph…
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City of Sacramento staff are looking for applicants to fill a vacated position on the seven-member Ethel MacLeod Hart Trust Fund Advisory Committee. The committee’s main…
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The City of Sacramento is hosting a community workshop to share planned transportation improvements for the Fruitridge Road corridor. This in-person meeting will be held…
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The Department of Public Work’s Transportation Planning team is taking to Sacramento streets in the next outreach effort for the Streets for People Active Transportation Plan. Launched…
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Funding is once again available for local community-based organizations to host Friday and Saturday night drop-in events for youth in priority neighborhoods across Sacramento. The…
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Sacramento Public Library patrons can now check out e-trikes from a small fleet available at the Colonial Heights Library (4799 Stockton Blvd.) in South Sacramento.…
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After spending six weeks in the “Summer @ City Hall” program, 68 high school students shared their experience during a presentation on July 25 at…
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A two-mile portion of Broadway between Third and 29th streets are set for transformative improvements in the coming months to calm traffic, enhance safety and…
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The Department of Public Works’ Transportation Planning team is launching a citywide planning effort called the Streets for People Active Transportation Plan. This effort will…
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As the City’s Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment continues to explore opportunities for potential park renovations in the Curtis Park neighborhood, staff are inviting…
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Starting Monday, July 17, Teichert Construction will begin work on Broadway that will close both eastbound lanes between 16th and 20th streets to traffic. Construction crews, working…
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The Sacramento Children’s Fund – also known as Measure L – was passed by voters last November to support positive youth development and youth violence…
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Sacramento is set to experience high temperatures this weekend, and residents are encouraged to visit City spray parks, pools, and community centers to beat the…
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As July 4 approaches, the City of Sacramento is reminding residents to take precautions to safely dispose of smoldering fireworks and charcoal briquettes. Recycling and…
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The City’s Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment this summer are providing 146 programs for youth and families across Sacramento. Offerings include camps, expanded…
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The City of Sacramento’s Office of Arts and Culture, in coordination with the state’s California Creative Corps program, is awarding $4 million in grant funding…
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The City of Sacramento is co-hosting an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Fair for residents to meet ADU professionals and learn about what’s possible on your…
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The annual Sacramento Pride event, hosted by the Sacramento LGBT Community Center, is set to draw crowds this weekend (June 10-11). The two-day event kicks off with…
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The City of Sacramento Office of Innovation and Economic Development is now accepting applications for grants to support organizations that help start-up businesses and entrepreneurs…
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The Department of Youth, Parks, and Community Enrichment (YPCE) maintains over 200 parks offering many locations and ways for people to spend time with friends…
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More than 4,000 runners are expected to participate in the Kaiser Permanente Women’s Fitness Festival on Sunday, June 4. The 5k and 10k event will…
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After breaking ground on the project in December, City staff and construction crews have made significant progress on the Del Rio Trail over the past six months.…
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Sacramento City Council recently recognized National Public Works Week, which runs May 21-27. This year’s theme, chosen by the American Public Works Association, is “Connecting…
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The City’s Department of Youth, Parks, & Community Enrichment is ready to kick off summer at Sacramento public pools, with 16 facilities opening over the…
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The City of Sacramento is asking residents and business owners to help determine what spots in Sacramento could benefit from new bike and scooter racks.…
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A newly refurbished sports field is ready for use at Hagginwood Park in District 2. The City’s Department of Youth, Parks, & Community Enrichment recently completed…
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The City’s Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment (YPCE) invites volunteers to join staff at a pruning event held in the McKinley Park Rose Garden (3255…
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Interested in taking more trips by bike or scooter in Sacramento? Join City Transportation Planning staff for Urban Bicycling and Scooting 101, a free virtual…
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The City of Sacramento is celebrating the annual “May is Bike Month” with activities and opportunities for all types of peddlers. This year, community members…
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Ewe herd it here first. Sheep are back in North Natomas. For the last two years, grazing animals have made appearances at many Sacramento parks…
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As part of a regional partnership led by Capitol Corridor Joint Powers Authority (CCJPA), the City of Sacramento was awarded $26.8 million in funding from…
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The City’s Public Works and Utilities departments are hosting an in-person career and resource fair on Wednesday, April 26. Division representatives from Parking Services, Transportation,…
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Starting at noon Wednesday, April 19, the City’s Department of Youth, Parks and Community Enrichment will open registration for summer programs and activities. “From outdoor…
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If you’re heading downtown to support the Sacramento Kings in their first playoff game in 17 years, here are three tips before you go. Reserve…
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The mulch piles at William Land Regional Park are smaller now than they were a month ago, but City of Sacramento staff still have plenty…
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For the past several months, the City’s Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment (YPCE) has continued discussions regarding park use in the Curtis Park neighborhood. YPCE…
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The Sacramento City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved the naming of the Regency Community skate park as “Tyre Nichols Skate Park.” Nichols was a Sacramento…
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More than 300 young people came to Sacramento City Hall on March 25 to explore a wide range of resources and employment opportunities. The City’s…
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The City of Sacramento’s Office of Youth Development recently announced the 15 local non-profits selected to participate in the Youth-Serving Organizational Resiliency Fund grant program.…
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The City of Sacramento’s Park Maintenance Division shared hundreds of pounds of mulch at their first of two giveaway events last weekend. The second mulch…
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The annual St. Patrick’s Day parade and festival in Old Sacramento will take place Saturday, March 18. The event will involve the closure of several…
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Young people looking to gain work experience are invited to attend the City’s annual Youth Resource & Employment Fair on Saturday, March 25, from 10…
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Shamrock’n, the annual 5k, 10k and half marathon event organized by Fleet Feet, will close various streets throughout Sacramento on the mornings of Saturday, March 11…
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Fallen trees from the recent storms have been transformed into mulch that will be made available free to the community. Staff from the City’s Park…
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Looking for a summer job? Join the City’s aquatics division as a life guard, pool manager or cashier
Recruitment is underway for more than150 seasonal positions in the City of Sacramento’s Aquatics Division. The Youth, Parks, & Community Enrichment Department is looking to…
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Sacramento firefighter/paramedic Matt Barnick holds an extensive resume. Born in Lompoc, California, he joined the Sacramento Fire Department in 2003 as a paramedic intern before…
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The City of Sacramento and the Franklin Neighborhood Development Corporation are seeking artists to create a new mural at Ethel Phillips Elementary School. The mural is part…
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A 3,900 square-foot building at Albert Winn Park that has sat vacant for decades soon will have a new purpose. The Sacramento City Council recently…
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City of Sacramento crews have been working to repair the traffic signal at Alhambra Boulevard and J Street that is currently functioning as an all-way…
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After receiving thousands of requests for service during recent storms, the Urban Forestry section of the Department of Public Works continues to address tree-related issues…
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The City’s Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment (YPCE) soon will host a community meeting surrounding park use in the Curtis Park neighborhood. Staff…
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Volunteers and allied agencies are playing a major role in helping Sacramento address the damage and debris resulting from recent storms. Recovery efforts continued on…
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Construction on the Del Rio Trail began in December, and the project team on Wednesday, Jan. 18, will host a virtual public meeting to provide…
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Thousands of people are expected to participate in three events honoring the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, Jan. 16. For the safety…
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UPDATE: Both locations remain open through Friday, Jan. 13, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Residents must fill their own bags as staff will not…
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City of Sacramento crews continue to work non-stop responding to requests for service related to the recent storms that have pummeled the region. Since New…
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UPDATE: Both locations closed as of Friday, Jan. 6 As another storm system reaches the Sacramento area, the City has opened two locations where resident can…
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The City of Sacramento will open the Sam & Bonnie Pannell Community Center at 8 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 1, to support people who had to…
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With the National Weather Service predicting rain in the coming days, the City of Sacramento on Thursday, Dec. 29 and Friday, Dec. 30 will expand the…
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As California faces the prospect of a fourth consecutive dry year, the City of Sacramento’s Department of Public Works is actively exploring new landscape projects…
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A youth advisory liaison soon will have a seat on the dais after the City Council on Dec. 6 adopted a resolution to create the…
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After multiple meetings and discussions surrounding park use in the Curtis Park neighborhood, the City’s Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment (YPCE) is exploring potential…
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Management changes are coming to a few facilities in East Sacramento’s McKinley Park. Staff from the City’s Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment (YPCE) have…
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City of Sacramento staff are looking for applicants to fill three vacated positions on the nine-member Disabilities Advisory Commission. The commission is tasked with providing…
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More than 9,000 runners are expected to participate in the 39th California International Marathon on Sunday, Dec. 4. The annual race, whose course has remained unchanged since…
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The City of Sacramento will once again modify its parking meter operating hours during the holiday season to support local businesses. From Nov. 25 to…
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Run to Feed the Hungry, an annual 10K run & 5K run/walk to support Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services, will be closing various streets in…
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The City of Sacramento recently broke ground on the Del Rio Trail, a multi-use 4.8-mile trail that will serve as a recreational amenity in the…
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The City is inviting local youth-serving organizations to apply for grants to strengthen organizational capacity, as well as the broader youth-serving ecosystem. Managed by the…
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The Sacramento City Council on Nov. 16 approved the City’s Transportation Priorities Plan prioritization that will guide future transportation investments and funding opportunities for approved…
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The City is seeking community feedback on three new types of posts meant to keep drivers out of the bikeway. First implemented in 2018, parking…
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The City of Sacramento is preparing to begin construction on the Central City Mobility Project, which will provide safety and transit improvements in downtown and…
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The City’s Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment (YPCE) will soon reassume operations of the Clunie Community Center, Shepard Garden and Arts Center and McKinley…
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Local youth-serving organizations can soon apply for the Organizational Resiliency Fund grant program designed to support nonprofits with strengthening their organizational capacity in the city…
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As temperatures begin to cool, local officials are reminding residents to “check before you burn.” From Nov. 1 to Feb. 28, residents in Sacramento County…
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The City of Sacramento is continuing to connect with residents to address challenges for people driving, walking and biking along two major transportation corridors. Over…
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Thousands of athletes are expected to participate in the 2022 IRONMAN California race in Sacramento on Sunday, Oct. 23. The triathlon competition will temporarily close several…
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The annual Urban Cow Half Marathon, organized by Capital Race Management, will close various streets in Land Park and downtown Sacramento on the morning of…
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Nearly 30 local community-based organizations (CBOs) are hosting Friday-and-Saturday-night drop-in events for youth in priority Sacramento neighborhoods now through December. The organizations were selected through…
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The annual Farm-to-Fork Street Festival, hosted by Visit Sacramento, is set to take place this Friday (Sept. 23) and Saturday (Sept. 24) in downtown Sacramento.…
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A lightning strike on Sunday damaged a traffic signal on Alhambra Boulevard and J Street, causing it to stop working. The strike occurred at approximately…
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The City’s Department of Public Works this week hosted a job fair at Sac State, promoting several open full-time and part-time positions. Dozens of attendees…
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Volunteers are invited to join the City’s Parks and Community Enrichment Commission for tree plantings and cleanups at multiple Sacramento parks to celebrate 916 Day.…
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The City’s Department of Public Works is currently hiring for multiple part-time and full-time positions and hosting an in-person career and resource fair on Tuesday,…
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The City of Sacramento is inviting nonprofit organizations to apply for a grant from the Ann Land and Bertha Henschel Memorial Fund. More than $150,000…
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Sweltering temperatures are coming to Sacramento in the coming days, and residents looking for a place to cool off are encouraged to visit City spray…
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As part of the City’s Vision Zero plan to create safer streets, nine Sacramento schools soon will see pedestrian-friendly improvements in their surrounding neighborhoods. The…
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Students heading back to school can continue to take advantage of free rides on the entire Sacramento Regional Transit network. The RydeFreeRT program — a…
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The City of Sacramento has reached phase two of its Transportation Priorities Plan and unveiled the initial project prioritization. Community members are invited to two…
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The City’s Department of Public Works is hosting an in-person career and resource fair on Tuesday, Sept. 13. Division representatives from Parking Services, Transportation, Recycling…
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The City’s Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment this week will begin dewatering two ponds in William Regional Land Park. This action is a…
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Young people from throughout Sacramento this week shared their ideas for improving life in the city with the Sacramento City Council. Each year the “Summer…
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Funding is available for local community-based organizations to host Friday and Saturday night events for youth in priority Sacramento neighborhoods across the city. The City…
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The city of Sacramento will see transportation improvements in the coming year after receiving $49.9 million in funding from the California State Transportation Agency’s Transit…
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The results from the City of Sacramento’s annual community survey are in and available for easy viewing with this online dashboard. The survey, which is…
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The City of Sacramento’s Department of Public Works is alerting walkers, runners and cyclists about two shared-use path detours in the city. American River levee…
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The Sacramento City Council voted last Tuesday to make its temporary Al Fresco Dining program permanent beginning July 1, 2022. Expanded outdoor dining started during…
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Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the country, and there are multiple locations across Sacramento for people to play. The City’s Department of Youth,…
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Following a two-year hiatus, the annual Sacramento Pride event, hosted by the Sacramento LGBT Community Center, returns this weekend. The two-day event kicks off with…
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As temperatures rise across Sacramento, here are some ways to stay cool and safe during the hottest months: View this post on Instagram A post…
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The City of Sacramento’s Office of Youth Development is looking to increase partnerships with youth-serving community-based organizations this summer. Along with PRO Youth & Families…
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The City of Sacramento’s Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment operates community gardens in various neighborhoods for residents to try out their green thumbs.…
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To help customers separate food waste from garbage, the City of Sacramento is offering a free kitchen countertop pail that can be used to collect…
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The City’s Department of Youth, Parks, & Community Enrichment has officially kicked off summer at Sacramento public pools, with 17 facilities opening over the next…
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The City of Sacramento is hosting a community open house to present proposed transportation improvements for the Pocket-Greenhaven neighborhood. This in-person meeting will be held…
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The City of Sacramento in mid-June will move the temporary safe parking site on Front Street to a nearby location in Miller Park to address…
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The City’s Youth, Parks and Community Enrichment Department, with support from Vice Mayor Angelique Ashby and Sacramento Republic FC, this week opened two new futsal…
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In the last fiscal year alone, more than 60,000 young people participated in youth development or recreation programs provided by community-based organizations through City sponsored…
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The City of Sacramento continues to make progress toward construction of the Del Rio Trail with recent City Council approval of the tree removal and…
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Those working downtown and looking for reserved parking at City garages can take advantage of the SacPass Commuter Parking special. The program is available Monday…
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Starting Wednesday, May 4, Union Pacific Railroad will begin construction work that will close Power Inn Road between 21st Avenue and Fruitridge Road to traffic.…