Category: News
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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…
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This year’s annual Sacramento Business First Conference, “Succeeding at the Speed of Business,” was nothing short of a success! There were over a 100 small…
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This week’s Business First Spotlight features Article Consignment Boutique, located at 706 56th Street, Suite 100 in East Sacramento. Article Consignment Boutique is family run…
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National Marina Day event and nautical swap meet is Saturday, June 13 The Sacramento Marina is gearing up for what they are calling “the best…
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The City of Sacramento is asking the public to weigh in on ways to improve Meadowview road as a driver, bicyclist, and pedestrian. The Meadowview…
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May is Bike Month is ending soon, and what better way to end it than with a bang! Come celebrate at the Sierra 2 Community…
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WINEMAKER’S DINNER Presented by the Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau Friday, June 5, 2015 at the Sutter Club Cocktails: 6 pm – Dinner: 7 pm…
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The Yolo County Visitors Bureau is continuing its Bak2Sac voucher program to encourage bicyclists to ride to Davis, visit local businesses and get a free…
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Join us for another exciting Sacramento Business First Conference, brought to you by Sacramento Economic Development and SACLead! SPEAKER PROFILE – Tina Reynolds, Founder/Owner, Uptown…
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In business for over 10 years, Naked Coffee, located at 1111 H Street, provides customers with a unique blend of great food, coffee and atmosphere. …
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Sixteen pools are opening during the summer pool season! Kids swim for as little as $2 per session, adults, $4. Discounts are available. Free admission…
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Want to enjoy a baseball game but wish you could bring along man’s best friend? Look no further! The City of Sacramento Front Street Shelter…
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If you’ve ever been curious about the job of City of Sacramento garbage collector, you can join Walt Gray of News10 for a “virtual” day…
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This week’s Business First Spotlight features Valley Tire and Wheel in Del Paso Heights. Located at 3940 Marysville Blvd., Valley Tire and Wheel provides new…
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The Cannery Place Apartments at Township Nine had its official opening on Monday morning! The first of what will be many developments near the Richards…
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Register now for this year’s exciting Business First Conference: Succeeding at the Speed of Business, brought to you by the City of Sacramento Economic Development…
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The City of Sacramento has been named a 2014-2016 Citizen Engaged Community by the Public Technology Institute! By being designated as a Citizen–Engaged Community from…
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Register now for this year’s exciting Business First Conference: Succeeding at the Speed of Business, brought to you by the City of Sacramento Economic Development…
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The Front Street Animal Shelter, in partnership with ReUseIt, is making it easy to de-clutter homes while making a difference locally by hosting a 2-week…
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This story originally appeared on MayisBikeMonth.com. Don’t forget to get on those bikes for the month of May! We talk a lot about bicycling TO…
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In support of 2015 May is Bike Month, the Sacramento County Department of Transportation is hosting a bike and walk event on the northern portion…
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First downtown road closures and parking restrictions start the morning of Friday, May 8 The City’s Police and Public Works departments are encouraging motorists to…
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The Sacramento Youth Commission is giving you the chance to earn a $300 scholarship. This exciting opportunity is available to all students between the ages…
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Sacramento is one of five cities nationwide to win a competitive grant from the American Institute of Architects for technical assistance to help revitalize the…
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Last year, Sacramento made history by ranking the second highest in the country, raising $3 million. This year the goal is to reach $5 million.…
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On May 5th, Sacramento will be celebrating philanthropy and holding the biggest online giving challenge in Sacramento’s history! The Friends of the Sacramento City Shelter…
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City Attorney James Sanchez today announced that his office has settled a public nuisance lawsuit against several defendants involved with the “Sacramento Inn and Suites”…
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The Sacramento Police Department, and other law enforcement agencies, will honor our fallen heroes during several Law Enforcement Memorial events taking place between Thursday, April…
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It’s time to dust off your bikes and join your neighbors and co-workers in bicycling for work, school, shopping, recreation or training this May during…
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Save the date for another exciting Business First Conference: Succeeding at the Speed of Business, brought to you by the City of Sacramento Economic Development…
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Join the City of Sacramento Department of Utilities and the Power Inn Home Depot location and learn more about water savings in and around your…
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City of Sacramento Fiscal year 2015/16 Proposed Budget City Manager releases next fiscal year budget reflecting council priorities; Cautions of need to be ‘realistic in…
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The City of Sacramento is announcing the opening of a new interchange on I-5, just one mile south of Meadowview Boulevard beginning prior to the…
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Bridge will be closed to thru traffic while the bridge is replaced; traffic detours in place WHEN: Anticipated to begin May 4 and be completed…
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City releases this year’s list of people or organizations owed money from the City; June 24 is deadline to submit claim Today the City of…
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Broadway between the Sacramento River and Highway 99 is home to a variety of businesses, residents, government facilities, industrial centers, and cultural hotspots, and has…
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The City’s Paralympic Sport Club sponsored a day of sports activities Tuesday, April 21, in Sacramento for wounded veterans or active military personnel. The Northern…
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The Neighborhood Services Division of the Department of Parks and Recreation is hosting its annual free Earth Day Celebration on Wednesday, April 22, at Cesar…
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The City’s Fleet has been recognized as the #1 Government Fleet in North America, as announced yesterday at the NAFA (National Association of Fleet Administrators)…
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As the days get a bit warmer and Summer is primed to ramp up, so do the number of fun events. Want to meet new…
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The City’s Paralympic Sport Club is sponsoring a day of sports activities Tuesday, April 21, in Sacramento for wounded veterans or active military personnel. The…
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The Bassmaster Elite Series, a nine-tournament event, is the premier fishing tournament series in the world. One hundred ten professional anglers will compete over four…
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The importance of beautifying and cleaning up City Hall is essential to the well-being and representation of the City of Sacramento. Businesses, non-profit organizations, neighborhood…
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The Amgen Tour of California is celebrating its 10th anniversary with an overall start in Sacramento on Mother’s Day. This year’s race is presented locally…
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The City of Sacramento’s Youth Commission will be having a Fun in the Sun: City Hall Clean-up on Saturday – April 18. The event will…
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In support of regional “2015 May is Bike Month,” Sacramento County, the Cities of Folsom and Rancho Cordova, and El Dorado County are closing portions…
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Executive Lieutenant for the City’s east command Glen Faulkner is this year’s recipient of the Power Inn Alliance’s Top Cop award. For the past seven…
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The City and Microsoft have signed a Digital Alliance, pledging to work together to provide technology training specifically to women and girls. Microsoft is working…
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Join us for the swearing-in ceremony for Eric Guerra, incoming District Six Council member! The ceremony will occur on April 28, 2015 at 6 p.m.,…
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The Office of the City clerk is no longer providing passport application processing services. We strongly encourage customers to contact the Sacramento Library – Central…
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Franklin Boulevard between Cosumnes River Boulevard and Calvine Road is an ideal connection for bicycle travel. This segment closes the gap and links the Laguna…
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Last year the Power Inn Alliance, in conjunction with the Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission, transformed dumpsters into creative works of art. The Art of the…
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We stopped by the Entertainment & Sports Center project to see how things are coming along. Steel is going up quickly and the site is…
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Made possible by the kindness of generous donors, the Front Street Animal Shelter is proud to announce its spectacular dog enrichment play yard. Located at…
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Don’t forget to check out what Crocker Art Museum has in store for April! Art Mix | Sprung Thursday, April 9, 5 – 9 PM…
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On March 31, 2015, the City of Sacramento unanimously passed a single-use plastic bag ordinance that will take effect on January 1, 2016. “This is…
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City Council approves ordinance to end building ban following FEMA approval of new flood zone status The City Council passed an ordinance tonight that will…
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Sweets & Sugars Ice Cream and Desserts is located at 3051 Freeport Blvd. Open from 11 a.m. – 9p.m., Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m.…
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The City of Sacramento’s Youth Commission begins its Anti-Bullying Campaign on Tuesday, March 24, with a formal presentation to the Mayor and City Council at…
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Sacramento Councilmember Rick Jennings opened the Lynn Robie Dog Park in the south Sacramento community located within the Bill Conlin Youth Sports Complex near the town of…
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The City of Sacramento’s Front Street Shelter is attempting to repeat last year’s efforts as Sacramento’s Best Local Charity! The shelter prides themselves on going…
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We recently sat down with Bruce Monighan, from our Community Development and chatted about his role as the City’s Urban Design Manager. He tells all…
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The Bicycle Business located at 3077 Freeport Blvd., across the street form McClatchy High School, is a full service bicycle shop that sells bicycles, accessories,…
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80 Across the Top Project Scheduled for Weekend Ramp Closures The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is alerting motorists that the eastbound Interstate 80 Winters…
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Natomas residents, Please join us for an open house to get answers to questions as the end of the building moratorium draws near. Get your…
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Voters overwhelmingly passed Measure U in November of 2012 as a temporary ½-cent sales tax proposed to restore and protect City services. The intent was…
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The City and Downtown Sacramento Partnership are looking for a new and innovative business to operate a food service operation to bring new energy to…
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Monday, March 23 is the final day to enter the Calling All Dreamers competition. If you’ve ever dreamed about opening a business, here is your…
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Ambrosia Café, located at the corner of 11th and K streets, has been a part of the downtown community for over ten years. Ambrosia offers…
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Friday, March 27, 9 a.m. to Wednesday April 1 to 6 a.m. – 16th and R Street intersection closed The intersection of 16th and R…
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Construction and renovation of the historic Amtrak building continues, as Sacramento’s development and growth can be seen in a multitude of projects around the city.…
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The Sacramento City Council approved the contract for renowned artist Jeff Koons’ Coloring Book sculpture as the focal point of public art in the new…
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The video above was presented at the recent National Golf Course Owners Association Annual Meeting in San Antonio. We are extremely proud of Haggin Oaks…
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This week’s Business First Spotlight features Zia’s Delicatessen. Located at 1401 O Street in Downtown Sacramento, Zia’s has been in Sacramento for nearly 2 ½…
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March 5, 2015 saw the groundbreaking event for the 700 Block of K Street Project and this week we give you an inside look into…
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The Sacramento Metro Arts Commission (SMAC) recently announced a proposed $1.5 million donation to commission regional artists for public art at the new downtown arena. This latest…
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Painting a bigger picture With the capital city on the brink of a revival, Sacramento continues to direct unprecedented public/private investments to the local landscape.…
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Formerly the Fremont Adult School at 24th and N streets, the currently vacant 47,000 square-foot space will be the proposed home for the City’s first…
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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 Spring Watering Rules. Effective March 8,…
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Although some demolition and abatement has been underway for some time, the 700 Block of K Street project is officially underway as of Thursday, March…
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Citizens view public safety, infrastructure and creating more jobs as top priorities Curious as to what our residents think should be the highest budget priorities…
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Don’t let the arena construction stand in the way of shopping and dining downtown and in Old Sacramento. Just follow the signs. We want to…
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The following is the tentative schedule for budget-related workshops and council meetings, culminating in the adoption of the fiscal year 2015/16 operating and capital improvement…
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The City of Sacramento’s Front Street Animal Shelter was recently awarded a Lifesaving Grant from the Petco Foundation to support continued community outreach and adoption…
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Located at 1029 Del Paso Blvd., Son of a Bean Coffee & Art has been providing specialty coffee drinks including lattes, espressos, frappes and even scones, for…
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An estimated 10,000 animals enter the Front Street Animal Shelter every year; many of these animals are lacking a license, microchip or ID tag. Without…
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The fourth Street pedestrian walkways and vehicle exits are now open at the Sacramento Valley Station. A two-lane exit at 4th street will give vehicles…
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The City’s General Plan Annual Report Survey gauges the appropriateness of the City’s policy when it comes to living, working and playing in Sacramento. We…
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Sacramento City Manager John F. Shirey was presented with the Wes McClure Award of Distinction at the League of California Cities City Managers’ Department Meeting…
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Water Usage at an All-Time Low Since 1914 – Community saves 7 billion gallons of water saved in 2014 Not only are City residents and…
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The City’s Household Junk Pickup program is now accepting appointments for 2015. Residential customers can make two appointments per year, from February through October, for…
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The City, together with Sacramento County are asking for volunteers to step up and help Sacramento Steps Forward better understand and serve our homeless population. On…
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The Front Street Animal Shelter is once again contributing and participating in Sacramento’s annual Spay Day program. Starting on Saturday, January 17, pet owners can…
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This annual, free event is available to all of Sacramento, but you may be wondering why you should attend. Wonder no more, as we’ve compiled…
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Several area organizations are partnering together to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend with a day of service. On Saturday, Jan. 17, Hands on Superior…
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The switch has been flipped on! The K Street Tunnel Lighting Improvement project is finished! This project converted existing fluorescent and metal halide (old style)…
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Located at 1730 Broadway Blvd., New Helvetia Brewing Company opened for business in 2012, and is modeled after the historic Buffalo Brewing Company in Sacramento.…
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Parkmobile is a new service in the City that offers the option of paying for parking using a mobile device such as a smart phone…
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Experience the best of Downtown Sacramento’s dining scene during the award-winning Dine Downtown Restaurant Week. For 10 days only, local chefs will create special 3-course…
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Annual survey helps the City plan for growth The City of Sacramento invites residents and those who work in Sacramento to complete a web-based survey…
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Here we are again in the Top 10 spot. This time, we’ve been ranked as one of the Top 10 Travel Worth Capitals in the…
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Just in time, Art Mix helps kick off the New Year – your opportunity to erase the past, start fresh and celebrate the you that…
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An expected 28,000 people will attend “March for the Dream” in downtown Sacramento, to participant in a day dedicated to honoring the legacy of Martin…
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In an effort to educate and engage Sacramento residents, businesses and community leaders in the City’s planning process, the Community Development Department is now accepting…
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Enjoy a small sampling of the scores of highlights that occurred in 2014, as captured by the City of Sacramento’s Media & Communications office, publishers…
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Sacramento CA. – In response to expected night temperatures in the lower 30s over the next three to four evenings, the City and County of…
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New Years revelers can once again celebrate the turn of the calendar in Old Sacramento along the river. The New Year’s Eve Sky Spectacular is…
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Last day to put out trees and leaves is January 31, 2015 City of Sacramento residential yard waste customers can place trees in the street…
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A friendly reminder that City Hall and City offices will be closed for the upcoming holidays. Make sure to check out our full holiday schedule…
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After a house fire in South Sacramento claims the lives of two people, the Sacramento Fire Department reminds us of the importance of smoke alarm…
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In a year, The City’s Police Department see roughly 7000 applicants for the position of police recruit, and those that graduated on December 18 are…
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We’re in the running for yet another Top 10 list, this time the chance to be among the Top 10 Best Travel-Worthy State Capitals. Get…
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Avoid a Visit from Santa Clog this Holiday Season! – Properly Dispose of Fats, Oils, and Grease – Can it! Scrape it! Trash it! This…
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Join us to learn about the North 12th Complete Street Project between H Street and the Two Rivers Bike Trail. A complete street is a…
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As of Friday morning, Sacramento appears to be through most of the storm, though a few showers may crop up throughout the day. In total,…
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Residents are asked to report localized flooding and clogged drains to www.sac311.org and clear gutters of leaves The City is preparing for an upcoming severe…