Category: News
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BloodSource issued a public appeal due to a critical blood shortage. They currently have an unprecedented need for blood of all types. Current forecasting projects…
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If you are on the list for turtle adoptions, you may be able to bring your new green friend home soon! Early this morning, staff…
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Today, The 4th “R” is celebrating their 30 year anniversary at each one of their 18 sites. Stop by any of the sites and enjoy…
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The Historic Fred Mayes Clock, located on the corner of 10th and J Streets, will be temporarily removed for repair beginning June 28. The City…
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Innovative Two-Way Data Share to Ease Congestion and Improve Public Safety… City of Sacramento announces a new innovative data sharing partnership with Waze, the world’s leading mobile navigation app, to help improve traffic management in Sacramento. The…
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Residents will soon see new bike lanes along Freeport Boulevard from 4th Avenue to Sutterville Road. Construction began last month and will continue into August.…
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Hair to Dye For has been a fixture in Downtown Sacramento’s business community for over 21 years. Located at 715 Merchant Street in Downtown Sacramento,…
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Construction at Land Park and McKinley to begin this summer… City of Sacramento will begin long-anticipated renovations to ponds at both the McKinley and Land…
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All City parking garages are getting major system upgrades, and by August 2016, all garages will have enhanced features in order to better serve customers.…
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Pilot Program aims to provide a safe, clean, and private alternative for people who need a bathroom. City leaders and community representatives joined together Monday,…
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On Friday, June 10, the Economic Development Department welcomed delegates from Guangzhou, China, with an extensive tour of Sacramento. This group was part of a…
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City Recycling & Solid Waste sanitation worker, Angelo Bunac, surprised his biggest fan, two-year-old Hudson, with a hand-made garbage truck, tailored to look just like…
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The City of Sacramento released the Railyards Draft Subsequent Environmental Impact Report (SEIR) for public review and comment on June 10. The public review period…
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This Saturday, June 11, the Sacramento Marina is being invaded by pirates and mermaids to celebrate National Marina Day! Join the fun from 10 a.m.…
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–City joins LA, San Francisco, and Oakland as the fourth California city to sign the historic ‘Under2 MOU’ agreement– The City of Sacramento today signed…
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–Register for National Day of Civic Hacking today!– The City of Sacramento is partnering with local civic technology organization, Code for Sacramento, to host National…
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The City is seeking interest for eager tenants to lease office or retail space at the remodeled Sacramento Valley Station. Four tours of the available…
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All 17 community pools, including the newly remodeled Cabrillo pool, are opening in the City to welcome summer pool season! Kids swim for as little…
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On May 26, 2016, City of Sacramento celebrated the grand opening of the Sacramento City College Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge, with help from the Department…
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It’s hard to believe the opening of Golden 1 Center is less than four months away! The City has been working with its partners to…
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Have you encountered these green cages in East Sacramento and wondered what they are? Who put them there? And why? The cages protect an important…
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In case you missed it, here’s a photo gallery of the AMGEN Tour of California, rolling through Sacramento on May 22, 2016 for the overall…
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The 2016 Amgen Tour of California will celebrate its finale in Sacramento, California’s capital, on Sunday, May 22. This is the 11th annual edition of…
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First downtown road closures and parking restrictions start the morning of Saturday, May 21. The City’s Police and Public Works departments are encouraging motorists to…
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On Friday, May 13, friends and family of fallen soldiers attended a reception to remember those who served. Unveiled were 29 names of fallen soldiers…
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From enhancing livability to expanding economic development, bike and pedestrian projects help create a vibrant transportation network. As part of May is Bike Month, the…
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The City of Sacramento is reducing drainage rates on commercial vacant parcels following a review of the drainage rate structure. The reduction will benefit 627…
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At an undisclosed location, the extremely rare form of albino redwood stands 82 feet tall. Part of the tree is white and the other part…
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The City of Sacramento is recognizing Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), AKA Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), at City Council today with a proclamation being presented to patient…
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The City of Sacramento seeks to lead by example by increasing the sustainability of City facilities, programs and services City of Sacramento is one of…
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1,463 names on unclaimed property list; June 30 is deadline to submit claim. On May 2, 2016 the City of Sacramento published a list of…
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The SacPark program aims to make the downtown experience more convenient, pleasant, and accessible. Not only will the new SacPark technology point you to available…
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City completed the first directive outlined in Sacramento County’s Corrective Action Order. Additional nine tests this week show that the sidewalk areas across the street…
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Interagency collaboration to save more than $2 million in City taxpayer dollars. The City of Sacramento and State of California are partnering to provide each…
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City continues positive trend in properly managing claim costs. A comparison of the City of Sacramento’s workers’ compensation numbers with other similar-sized California cities puts…
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The Big Day of Giving starts at midnight tonight. Consider supporting City organizations and City-sponsored groups listed below! The kickoff for the 24-hour giving challenge…
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The Great Scott! Bike and Walk Event is kicking off 2016 Bike Month on Sunday, May 1. With more than 30 miles of car-free roads…
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City receives formal letter from Sacramento County Environmental Management Department. The City of Sacramento is collaborating with the Sacramento County Environmental Management Department (EMD) and…
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Sacramento weather is warming up and the I-5 Riverfront Reconnection Project is moving right along schedule. Crews have made great progress throughout the winter, and if you…
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Hosted by the City’s Economic Development Department, BizX – Business Experiences that Inspire and Empower is a business event that focuses on inspiring local entrepreneurs…
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Budget is balanced; Money added for police officers, addressing homelessness, and 10 percent of budget will be placed in economic uncertainty reserve. Today Sacramento City…
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Tiered-based pricing The City is striving to make the downtown experience more convenient, pleasant, and accessible. SacPark meter pricing is a tier-based model that offers…
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The heart of downtown Sac pulses with vibrant energy every Friday night as 6,000 music-lovers gather in Cesar Chavez Plaza for Concerts in the Park.…
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Mel Rapton Honda has been a fixture in the Sacramento business community for over 50 years and has recently opened an auto shop in downtown…
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Calendars & Reminders New and improved collection day calendars for garbage, yard waste and recycling are available for viewing, downloading and printing at SacRecycle.org. The…
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Neighborhood Services Division Hosts Annual Earth Day Celebration at Cesar Chavez Park. The Neighborhood Services Division of the City of Sacramento’s Department of Parks and…
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Test results show play areas are free of any unsafe levels of lead in the soil or lead dust on surface areas Tests this week…
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On Friday, April 15, the City is expecting results from tests for lead levels in soil and dust taken at the closed Mangan Park Rifle…
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L Street between 15th and 16th Streets in front of Firestone Public House and de Vere’s Irish Pub will be shut down tomorrow, April 14…
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The Sacramento Bee published an article on the status of the Mangan Park Rifle and Pistol Range, located on 34th Avenue near the Executive Airport, which is…
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Two minutes For Your Two Cents The City of Sacramento solicits feedback from residents regarding overall satisfaction with parks facilities and encourages residents to participate…
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The Sacramento River Cats and Access Leisure are proud to announce the 15th Annual “Baseball for All” FREE skills clinic. The clinic is scheduled for Saturday, May…
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While the recent rains have made vacant fields seem beautiful with lush greenery, speckled with yellow flowers, they will soon dry up and become dangerous…
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The City of Sacramento – a city of rich history dating back to 1849 – is marking over 40 years of historic preservation programs, and…
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Economic development program will learn what local ‘primary’ employers need to stay and grow. Recognizing the importance of its current business base, the City’s Economic…
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One of many new improvements coming to the station as part of a massive renovation The new Amtrak ticket room, which opened March 19, is…
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If you see a lot of construction trucks in neighborhoods, here’s why. Over the last 18 months, the Department of Utilities completed significant improvements to…
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Save the date for the free Youth Job Fair this Sat., March 19! This event is open to youth ages 16-24 interested in building experience…
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City explores new program that increases funding for road maintenance and improvements. Due to more fuel efficient cars, the current gas tax cannot meet California’s…
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In the last year, the City of Sacramento has been working with various volunteers and stakeholders to holistically address the preservation of the historical City…
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When you reset your clocks this Sunday, don’t forget to reset your sprinkler timers to comply with the City’s watering rules. Effective March 13, Sacramento…
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Due to recent rains, the American River is running three feet higher than normal, with cold and swift waters, which may present hazards to those…
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Many people are aware that rainwater and sewage go down a drain, however, where water and sewage is stored, treated and released, is another story…
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Join the party as the Front Street Animal Shelter celebrates the opening of their very first satellite adoption center in the Arden Way Petco. With…
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Large truckloads of garbage and hazardous waste from an illegal campground were hauled away late last week from private property near Sutter’s Landing Regional Park…
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65% of City customers have meters installed 21,000 meters installed with last rate adjustment 7,500 meters currently in construction The City of Sacramento Department of…
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The Mayor’s Gang Prevention and Intervention Task Force (GPIT) grant program is awarding $680,000 to 18 community-based organizations to help the City prevent gang violence.…
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This weekend marks the 90th Anniversary of the Sacramento Valley Station. The station has been undergoing full restoration. Once completed, the 68,000 square-foot building will…
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On Thursday, Feb. 18, sixty 8th and 9th grade female students participated in Sacramento’s first DigiGirlz Day – a day intended to encourage middle school…
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Sacramento City Council recently approved a project to reconstruct two aging sump pumps in North Sacramento and Land Park. The two pumps and equipment are…
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The City of Sacramento has made it easier for new businesses to get started and for established businesses to renew their certificate. The City added…
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On Thursday, Feb. 11, Viva Supermarket, the first full service supermarket in Del Paso Heights in many years, hosted a special welcome for residents of…
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The Front Street Animal Shelter is now offering a free Microchip, Rabies Vaccine, and Pet ID Tag with the purchase of a City of Sacramento…
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Stay informed about emergencies around your City by registering for Sacramento’s emergency alert system today. The notification system alerts residents and businesses, via email, text…
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Mark your calendars for the second annual Niello BMW Corporate Run on Thursday, May 26, 2016. The party starts at 4 p.m. on Capitol Mall,…
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From enhancing livability to expanding economic development, transportation projects help create smart growth strategies the City needs in order to thrive. As Sacramento continues to…
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It’s a cold evening in late January in Sacramento. About 100 people gather for dinner, some festivities, and a warm place to sleep. The meal…
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Experts say we will have a strong El Niño this winter. Cold weather conditions are already showing serious wear and tear on our utilities. We’ve…
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The City of Sacramento is asking the community to provide feedback on updated concepts to improve the historic and vibrant Broadway corridor for drivers, bicyclists,…
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–Code Liaison working with the community to expedite neighborhood code violations– There were more than 18,000 neighborhood code cases opened last year in the City…
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Since early December, a group has been protesting the City’s ordinance prohibiting camping on public or private property. While it’s everyone’s constitutional right to protest,…
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–Annual community survey helps the City plan for growth and improvement– The City of Sacramento invites those who live and work in Sacramento to complete…
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The Community Development Department is now accepting applications for its 2016 Citizen’s Planning Academy. The free academy provides participants with a background in the fundamentals…
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In addition to a full-time position to oversee the City’s response to homelessness, the City spends over $13.6 million annually to address homelessness, including a…
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Sacramento is saying goodbye to single–use plastic bags and here’s what you need to know to make sure you are prepared! Beginning January 1, 2016,…
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The City Council approved a lease tonight for a local Mexican food restaurateur to open a new establishment at the City-owned restaurant facility at Cesar…
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The City of Sacramento Department of Public Works is excited to announce that the Roseville Road Bridge Replacement Project has been completed. Beginning Tuesday, December…
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This past Monday, the Sacramento Fire Department announced the launch of PulsePoint at a news conference in Cesar Chavez Park to discuss the availability of…
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The City of Sacramento celebrated the grand opening of Cosumnes River Boulevard Extension and I-5 interchange on Tuesday, Dec. 15. The completion of the highly-anticipated…
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–Last day for City Yard Waste Service Customers to put out trees and leaves is January 31, 2016– City of Sacramento residential yard waste customers…
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For the second year in a row, the City of Sacramento Front Street Animal Shelter is collaborating with the Sacramento Ballet in its production of…
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As the days get colder and colder during this winter season, heavy rain storms and leaves may cause storm drains to become clogged. If you…
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Want an inside look at how the City of Sacramento is managed? Join us for the 2016 City Management Academy (CMA) – a program offered…
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-Rental Housing Inspection Program requires lifesaving detectors in homes- The number one violation within rental homes is missing or non-working smoke detectors. Without a working…
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Increase will offset escalating technology fees. City of Sacramento reminds residents that the parking meter rate increase from $1.25 an hour to $1.75 an hour…
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Looking for some fun to fill your holiday season? The Crocker Art Museum is hosting tons of events for all ages! Whether you want to…
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City Council will vote on proposed $226 million public-private partnership on December 1. SACRAMENTO, CA (November 25, 2015) – Today, the City of Sacramento released…
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Annual freebie from the City will continue this holiday season. In an effort to encourage residents to dine and shop downtown during the holiday season,…
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Over the past few months, Jan Ebert went on a journey to save a life. Real Property Agent for the City of Sacramento, her dedication…
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On Thursday, Nov. 19, the City of Sacramento installed the steel arch portion of the Sacramento City College Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge. The placement of…
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Sacramento to host Vince Lombardi trophies on public display outside State Capitol. In partnership with Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson and California Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom,…
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The holidays are just around the corner, with bright lights and events going on all around the city. If you are looking to donate your…
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Delays and parking lot closures likely due to increased passenger traffic; be prepared with information. A busy travel season is approaching at airports across the…
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The City of Sacramento Department of Utilities is encouraging all residents to “Can it. Scrape it. Trash it.” during meal cleanup over the holidays. Deep-fried…
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City commits $600,000 to add more transitional housing for women and children. The City of Sacramento is awarding $600,000 to the “Saint John’s Program for…
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The City of Sacramento – Recycling and Solid Waste Division, has launched the Waste Wizard at SacReycle. This new web based application will answer resident’s…
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In an effort to ease traffic congestion and enhance the parking experience, the City of Sacramento will launch a pilot study called SPOTZone, or Special…
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City of Sacramento unveiled improvements made to Cervantes Park on Monday, Nov. 9, 2015 during a ribbon cutting ceremony. The enhancements include new sidewalks, drought…
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Looking for some fun to fill your November month? The Crocker Art Museum is hosting tons of events for all ages! Whether you want to…
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“…it has been determined there were no violations of the disinfection byproduct maximum contaminant level (MCL) or corresponding threat to public health during or after…
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The Neighborhood Services Division is hosting the Veterans Day Parade on Wednesday, Nov. 11. The parade will begin at 11 a.m. This will be the…
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Who: Councilmember Steve Hansen will host a media event to preview proposed transportation improvements outlined by the Sac Grid 2.0 Downtown Transportation Study. What: More…
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Blighted alleyways and unvaccinated pets can make a neighborhood quite spooky. The City of Sacramento staff, Atlas Disposal, Republic Services, and community volunteers saved the…
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While there are no guarantees of an El Niño to hit this winter, residents throughout California are being asked to prepare for, what looks to…
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A venerable beehive of activity, the labyrinthine halls and corridors of Golden 1 Center are humming with work. On our latest visit, a bit of…
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Sacramento is quickly redefining itself. Now more than ever, community leaders and advocates are playing larger roles in the continued development of Sacramento’s economy and…
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Storm drainage rate increase needed for safe, reliable and financially stable utility. The City of Sacramento’s Department of Utilities is presenting a report to the…
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In preparation for the winter, the City of Sacramento Public Works Department conducts routine water dredging at the Marina every year. This is only one…
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Given the severity of the drought, consider going to a voluntary one day per week watering schedule now, before it becomes mandatory on November 1, 2015.…
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City of Sacramento offers expedited building permits for small residential rooftop solar energy systems. With the Governor’s recent call for California to use more renewable…
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The City of Sacramento Recycling and Solid Waste department is hosting a free seminar for you to learn how to compost in your own backyard!…
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The City of Sacramento and North Natomas TMA invite you to attend the grand opening of a new bike and multi-use trail in North Natomas.…
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The construction of Golden 1 Center is reaching great new heights each and every day. On Oct. 8, 2015, the final beam was installed at…
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This week’s Business First Spotlight features the Oasis Hair Lounge, located at 621 Capitol Mall #19 on the first floor across the street from the…
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Stay away from bodies of water with blue-green algae – Some algae may be toxic in large quantities. County of Sacramento – Health officials are…
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Noralto community celebrates accomplishments in neighborhood and pedestrian safety. In honor of recent improvements in neighborhood and pedestrian safety in the Noralto Community and its…
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Looking for some fun to fill up your October schedule? The Crocker Art Museum is hosting tons of events for all ages! Whether you want…
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Even though it won’t be completed for another year, the Ice Blocks Project has already begun signing office and retail tenants to the 200,000 square-foot…
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Are you prepared for when disaster strikes? Do you have a plan for unforeseen disasters or emergencies? Come to the disaster preparedness event hosted by…
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The impact of the prolonged drought on Sacramento trees could mean an earlier than normal leaf drop for some tree species. In response to the…
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City of Sacramento launches new tool to track status of building permit applications Today, the City of Sacramento officially launched PermitTracker – a new website…
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Preliminary design concepts showcase an enhanced streetscape for pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorists The City of Sacramento is hosting a community meeting to share preliminary design…
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The City of Sacramento unveiled a unique “Living Billboard” featuring beautiful, low-water use plants. The billboard promotes replacing golden lawn with low-water landscapes and the…
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City sells nearly $272 million in fixed rate long-term bonds to fund City’s contribution to arena Today the City sold $272.9 million in fixed rate,…
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“Sacramento’s version of the Sistine Chapel,” as Public Works Director Jerry Way described, Bright Underbelly is the highly anticipated public art project under the freeway…
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On September 19th, Sacramento City Councilmember Jay Schenirer and West Sacramento Mayor Chris Cabaldon, will be kicking-off the 3rd Annual GearUp Cycle for Youth. Registration…
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The Sacramento Marina is hosting the annual Vessels & Vines on Saturday, October 3 from 5 to 9 p.m., at 2710 Ramp Way, and guess what?…
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The City of Sacramento finished construction of the second phase of the R Street Streetscape Improvement Project, and is one step closer to becoming a…
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This week’s Business First Spotlight features Starbread Bakery. This delicious bakery is located at 2101 Natomas Crossing Drive in Natomas and has been in business here…
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Center for Digital Government moves City of Sacramento up from 9th to 5th place among nationwide recipients of the 2015 ‘Best of Web’ award The…
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Don’t miss your chance to see the amazing architecturally diverse Richard Grove neighborhood for the very first time! The 40th Annual Historic Home Tour is…
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The Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission (SMAC) has announced the release of the application and guidelines for a new Cultural Equity grant program to support organizations…
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The Golden 1 Center site was busy and loud on our most recent visit. Activity is up as the building is shaping up. Check out…
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The Sacramento Youth Commission offers an overwhelming number of benefits for its members. It allows young individuals to make a difference in the Sacramento Community.…
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Anthony Sadler, one of the three American heroes that stopped a terrorist attack in France, was the first to return home to Sacramento. He was…
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To make the parking experience easier, the City is currently working to improve its parking services, and is coordinating with residents and businesses throughout the…
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Community meeting set for Wednesday, Sept. 9 at City Hall A community meeting will allow City of Sacramento residents and businesses an opportunity to discuss…
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This morning marked the celebration of the grand opening of the Blue Line to Cosumnes River College! The Sacramento Regional Transit is now able to reach…
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In an effort to promote a safe, sustainable and healthy urban forest for the Sacramento community, the City will be removing 66 trees at William…
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The Denim Spot Clothing Boutique, located at 1026 K Street in Downtown Sacramento, has some of the most stylish wardrobes that Sacramento has to offer!…