Category: News
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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!…
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Don’t miss out! The Front Street Animal Shelter invites you to be part of something special at our Paws to Party Event, celebrating the wonderful…
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City of Sacramento sells $299 million in short-term bonds to fund City’s contribution to arena; long awaited Today the City sold $299 million in bonds…
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The Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission (SMAC) has approved 17 finalists for the Golden 1 Center Public Art Program funded by a $1.5 million private donation…
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The Front Street Animal Shelter is way over capacity and needs your help in providing animals with a loving home! The volunteers and staff members…
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Sacramento is quickly realizing that the Marina is the place to be with a nearly 80 percent occupancy rate! 381 slips are occupied out of…
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Rick’s Dessert Diner, located at 2401 J Street in Midtown Sacramento, gives locals the opportunity to fulfill their sweet tooth cravings. Rick’s Dessert Diner has…
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Construction on the 3.5 mile Cosumnes River Boulevard (CRB) Extension Project continues through the summer, and once completed, will provide a new road extension from…
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Work continues on the Golden 1 Center! With the installation of roof trusses and exterior facade elements, the building is really starting to take shape.…
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Residents and communities throughout Sacramento on Tuesday, August 4, from 6 to 9:30 p.m. will join neighborhoods across the country for National Night Out, a…
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In an effort to lessen the harmful impacts of the drought to the trees in the City’s parks, The City of Sacramento has launched “Mulch…
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This week’s Business First Spotlight features To The Bay and Back Cheesecake. In business for over 23 years, the owners have been residents of the…
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Sacramento Utilities Department reminds customers to limit water use during hottest summer days. The City of Sacramento Department of Utilities announces a Spare the Water…
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With extremely hot weather expected through Thursday, the City’s Office of Emergency Services is keeping a close eye on conditions. We have a weather response…
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City Manager appoints Larry Burkhardt, who comes with extensive background City Manager John Shirey has appointed Larry Burkhardt as the Director of the Department…
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A few weeks ago, a vacant property caught fire and left two homes in south Sacramento severely damaged before the Sacramento Fire Department was able to…
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Sacramento advocates announced a block party to celebrate enhancements to the tunnel that connects downtown and Old Sacramento. The new lighting improves accessibility and creates…
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The cities receive one of 69 National Endowment for the Arts Our Town projects selected nationwide In a unique collaboration, the City of Sacramento and…
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The Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District wants to help you fight the bite from mosquitoes. The District offers multiple preventive services to make sure…
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How is the Community Development Department doing? Community Development wants its services delivered at the highest standard of excellence. Please take a few minutes to…
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Wondering about the construction activity on 7th Street? The 7th Street Sewer Project is a part of a larger downtown sewer up-sizing program that is…
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The Sacramento Fire Department recently garnered some much deserved recognition from PETA for their response to an animal trapped in a hot vehicle. Video of…
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Enjoy tons of different attractions that will be hosted at Cal Expo such as live music, deep fried food and drinks, rides, magic shows and…
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Calling all Sacramento locals, help save our city of trees! Get your hands dirty with the City of Sacramento, UC Davis students, area middle school…
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This week’s Business First Spotlight features Mark III Construction, Inc. Located at 5101 Florin Perkins Road in Sacramento, Mark III has been in business in…
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Share your water-saving actions to earn River Cats tickets* and be entered to win a wheel barrow full of water-wise goodies for your yard, compliments…
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The City of Sacramento is pleased to announce that Kaiser Permanente has agreed to purchase 18 acres of the Railyards site located downtown near Interstate…
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Sacramento Utilities Department reminds customers to limit water use during hottest summer days. The City of Sacramento Department of Utilities announces a Spare the Water…
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Wednesday, July 1, 2015 from 5:30 -7:30 p.m. at Stanford Gallery in Old Sacramento Learn more about the I-5 Riverfront Reconnection Project—a new gateway into…
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Qualifying Households Can Save Up to $156 on Utility Costs Annually The City of Sacramento is expanding its Utility Rate Assistance Program (URAP) to help…
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With summer temperatures on the rise, staying safe in the heat is critical. It is necessary to take precautions to ensure that you, your friends…
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Looking for some fun to fill your summer? The Crocker Art Museum is hosting tons of events for all ages! Whether you want to kick…
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The City, Police Department and Fire Department want everyone to have a happy and safe 4th of July celebration. With extremely dry conditions during our…
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Construction of a new entrance into Old Sacramento at Capitol Mall and 2nd Street and installation of wider sidewalks on the O Street Bridge over…
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One look at his front and back yard and you can tell, Jorge Azevedo has pride in saving water. A landlord of five properties, most…
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The National Pony Express Association is hosting the 155th Anniversary of the Pony Express to celebrate the famed mail service! As you may know, the…
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With the 2015-16 Season of the Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra & Opera announced, a “Conduct Us” event was held on the west steps of the Capital…
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John Shirey worked with Mayor and Council to bring financial stability to City; Shirey committed to making Sacramento “best managed City in the state” At…
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Natomas building permits can be issued After a seven-year building moratorium in the Natomas basin, the revised FEMA-approved new flood zone status becomes effective June…
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Funds will fix parks, add 15 police officers, replace two fire stations, add staff to planning and building; Budget reflects Mayor, Council and City Manager…
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Freeport Boulevard will open for bicyclists and pedestrians during road closure through September 15
Beginning Monday June 8, the project will allow access via flaggers during work hours, trench will be fenced off evenings and weekends to allow passage…
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City Manager John Shirey (middle) is pictured with the Tree Hero award along with Sacramento Tree Foundation Executive Director Ray Tretheway, U.S. Rep. Doris Matsui,…
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Sprinklers are on in Sacramento’s Land Park. At 1130am. Isn’t Monday a no-watering day, @TheCityofSac ? #CAdroughtpic.twitter.com/tKm8OCLbKz — David Bienick (@kcrabienick) June 8, 2015 Earlier…