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Center for Sacramento History wins national recognition for film series on racism and discrimination
The Center for Sacramento History recently received the Leadership in History Award of Excellence from the American Association for State and Local History for its…
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Here’s what’s next for the voter-passed Measure L supporting youth programming
The Sacramento Children’s Fund – also known as Measure L – was passed by voters last November to support positive youth development and youth violence…
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Cool down this weekend at City spray parks, pools and community centers
Sacramento is set to experience high temperatures this weekend, and residents are encouraged to visit City spray parks, pools, and community centers to beat the…
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City of Sacramento to open cooling centers to assist residents during upcoming heat wave
With the National Weather Service forecasting triple-digit temperatures for the coming days, the City of Sacramento is activating cooling centers to offer relief from the…
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City of Sacramento names Jason Jong as its Cultural & Creative Economy Manager
Following an extensive search by the City of Sacramento, Jason Jong has been hired as its new Cultural & Creative Economy Manager. He will start…
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Front Street Animal Shelter, UC Davis help this kitten beat a historically fatal disease
The small, grey kitten was found at a local park, struggling to walk. Taken to Front Street Animal Shelter, the cat received a grim prognosis…