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How do you rate the quality of life in Sacramento? The City wants to hear from you
How would you rate the quality of life in Sacramento? What services work well? What needs improvement? What are your thoughts about public transportation, parks,…
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A plan to turn Sacramento’s historic train station into an environmentally-friendly regional mobility hub gets the green light
Picture this: Arriving by bus, train, light rail, bike or on foot to a hub on the edge of downtown Sacramento that is an inviting…
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Aggie Square community benefits agreement commits $50 million to affordable housing, local hiring and more
The Sacramento City Council on Tuesday approved a comprehensive Community Benefits Partnership Agreement (CBPA) for the upcoming $1.1 billion Aggie Square project. The agreement is…
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City Council approves $1.1 million loan to open employee-owned supermarket in Oak Park
In the effort to increase investment in underserved communities and improve food access in food deserts, the Sacramento City Council on Tuesday approved a $1.1…
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New public art is coming to downtown Sacramento and it is out of this world
Following Tuesday’s approval by the Sacramento City Council, downtown Sacramento is set to receive a new 34-foot tall sculpture created by artist brothers Einar and…
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The City announces the top 10 scoring applicants for new storefront cannabis dispensary permits
Following a two month long “request for qualifications” (RFQ) process, the City’s Office of Cannabis Management on April 1 announced the top 10 scoring applicants…