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Continue reading "Intense City outreach effort gets 26 homeless campers into Safe Ground and shelter in just two days"
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Continue reading "X Street Navigation Center continues to bring in people experiencing homelessness from surrounding neighborhood"
Continue reading "North Natomas hotel will become housing for homeless families under plan approved by City Council"
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Continue reading "The City’s safe ground and safe parking sites have been operating for six months. What have been the outcomes so far?"
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Continue reading "This $1.3 million from the City will help young people and women escape violence"
Continue reading "Newly renovated SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center opens with the Sacramento premiere of ‘Hamilton’"
Continue reading "City of Sacramento opens X Street Navigation Center to help people experiencing homelessness"
Continue reading "Get free mulch at this event to keep your trees and landscapes healthy during the drought"
Continue reading "As drought awareness in Sacramento grows, so do calls to the City about water waste"
Continue reading "City’s motel-voucher program now sheltering nearly 500 people experiencing homelessness"
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Continue reading "It’s the City’s newest department. It’s also responsible for addressing some of Sacramento’s most complex issues"
Continue reading "Historic Camp Sacramento narrowly escapes the Caldor Fire"
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Continue reading "Two 40-foot public art sculptures coming soon to the River District"
Continue reading "Here are six ways the City of Sacramento is taking action to address climate change"
Continue reading "City Council discusses spending framework, community investments for $122 million in American Rescue Plan funds"
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Continue reading "City Council adopts comprehensive plan for homeless housing solutions"
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Continue reading "Sacramentans next year will be required to recycle organic food waste. Here’s what you need to know about SB 1383"
Continue reading "The City has wrapped up its ‘Slow and Active Streets’ pilot program. What did you think of it?"
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Continue reading "A portion of this Oak Park street soon will be closed permanently to motor vehicles to make it more ‘people oriented’ "
Continue reading "New metamorphosis-themed murals pop up in the River District and Mirasol Village"
Continue reading "City of Sacramento prepared to open cleaner-air centers should air quality become hazardous"
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Continue reading "This new civic project could fundamentally change how people travel on Broadway"
Continue reading "Free internet, computers and digital training available to Sacramento Households in need"
Continue reading "New State budget will deliver nearly $150 million to improve quality of life in Sacramento"
Continue reading "The City has updated its public-comment system for meetings. Here’s what you need to know"
Continue reading "City awarded historic preservation grant to highlight Black history in Sacramento"
Continue reading "City and St. John’s Program for Real Change unveil new modular homes for women and children in need of housing"
Continue reading "Community photos and stories about the importance of active transportation showcased in North Natomas Regional Park"
Continue reading "Want to work for the City of Sacramento? Attend a virtual job fair July 21, 22 and 24 to learn how"
Continue reading "Faster, more-direct trains between Sacramento and S.F.? Explore transportation plans of the not-so-distant future at this July 15 workshop"
Continue reading "City of Sacramento to open cooling centers to assist residents during this week’s heat wave"
Continue reading "City of Sacramento declares ‘Water Watch’; asks customers to reduce water use by 10 percent"
Continue reading "Front Street Animal Shelter waives fees to reclaim pets for an entire year"
Continue reading "By the numbers: Here’s how Sac Fire responded to illegal fireworks reports on July 4"
Continue reading "The City just doubled the amount of money people can receive from water conservation rebates"
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Continue reading "Free and fun: Hot Spot nights return for Sacramento teens"
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Continue reading "Here are places to go and tips to ‘beat the heat’ this summer"
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Continue reading "The City soon will install its final ‘Slow and Active Streets’ in these two neighborhoods"
Continue reading "Here’s how to report illegal fireworks, prevent fires and keep pets safe this July 4"
Continue reading "Swim at these 14 City of Sacramento pools this summer"
Continue reading "City community centers plan phased reopening following new state guidance; summer programs and resources available now"
Continue reading "City selects 39 artists and 10 locations for community mural program"
Continue reading "City Council commits additional $600,000 to provide computers, internet and digital training to Sacramentans"
Continue reading "City extends expanded outdoor restaurant dining program through June 2022"
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Continue reading "Sacramento youth: Submit your art to tell the City how you would shape the future of parks and recreation programs"
Continue reading "What are your transportation values? Tell the City before the survey closes June 14"
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Continue reading "City Council just approved an ordinance requiring new buildings to run entirely on electricity. What happens next?"
Continue reading "Do you know what Public Works does? See how the department has gone above and beyond over the past 6 months"
Continue reading "Here’s what you need to know about the renovated SAFE Credit Union Convention Center"
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Continue reading "City of Sacramento approves new enforcement tools to curb illegal-fireworks use and protect neighborhoods"
Continue reading "A major project at McKinley Park is nearing completion. Here’s what it soon will look like"
Continue reading "City of Sacramento to fund six community organizations to help prevent gang violence"
Continue reading "Calling Sacramento youth: City recruiting residents ages 14-22 to sit on art, police and parks commissions"
Continue reading "Help celebrate the June 3 ribbon cutting for the new SAFE Credit Union Convention Center"
Continue reading "The City wants to hear from Oak Park residents about possible ‘Slow and Active Street’ locations"
Continue reading "Got water conservation questions? These new virtual ‘office hours’ can help"
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Continue reading "City hosts virtual community meeting for Del Rio Trail on May 24"
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Continue reading "City Council approves funds to build 200 affordable housing units on Stockton Boulevard"
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Continue reading "How much has the pandemic affected Sacramento’s creative economy? New survey reveals the exact toll taken"
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Continue reading "5 ways the public can help redraw Sacramento City Council district boundaries"
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Continue reading "See how this group helped the City reach sole proprietors and Black-owned businesses with its COVID-19 relief efforts"
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Continue reading "As Sacramento sees an increase in housing production, City works to keep momentum going"
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Continue reading "City launches additional ‘Safe Parking’ site on south Front Street to serve people staying in vehicles"
Continue reading "How do you rate the quality of life in Sacramento? The City wants to hear from you"
Continue reading "A plan to turn Sacramento’s historic train station into an environmentally-friendly regional mobility hub gets the green light"
Continue reading "Aggie Square community benefits agreement commits $50 million to affordable housing, local hiring and more"
Continue reading "City Council approves $1.1 million loan to open employee-owned supermarket in Oak Park"
Continue reading "New public art is coming to downtown Sacramento and it is out of this world"
Continue reading "The City announces the top 10 scoring applicants for new storefront cannabis dispensary permits"
Continue reading "City of Sacramento opens its first ‘Safe Ground’ site near W and Sixth streets"
Continue reading "Proposed Aggie Square community benefits include $50 million for affordable housing and commitment to hire local residents"
Continue reading "Community invited to learn about transportation improvements planned for Pocket Greenhaven neighborhood"
Continue reading "60 local artists selected to design utility-box wraps in downtown Sacramento"
Continue reading "The City just made a $6 million investment in youth and children services. Here’s where that money will go"
Continue reading "Tell the City what you think about the design for the Stockton Boulevard Corridor’s future"
Continue reading "Why City staff are asking people to take the ’10-minute challenge’"
Continue reading "City of Sacramento receives $1.8 million ‘Cannabis Equity Grant’ from State"
Continue reading "Three things to know about the City’s household junk pickup service"
Continue reading "These Sac Fire ‘mobile teams’ are bringing COVID-19 vaccinations to people experiencing homelessness"
Continue reading "City Council provides district-specific updates on homeless master plan"
Continue reading "Here’s what you might not know about the City’s spring and summer watering schedule"
Continue reading "City’s online permit services and virtual inspections keep construction projects moving during the pandemic"
Continue reading "The City wants to hear from these three neighborhoods before creating more ‘Slow and Active Streets’"
Continue reading "Here’s how City leaders are bringing COVID-19 vaccines to underserved populations in Sacramento"
Continue reading "Sacramentans find relief with City’s free financial coaching and assistance accessing COVID-19 resources"
Continue reading "Summer employment alert: City hosting virtual jobs fair for youth on March 20"
Continue reading "City Council condemns racism, intolerance toward AAPI community with new resolution"
Continue reading "City Council approves keeping overnight respite centers open year round"
Continue reading "Local companies now can apply for funding and business support through the City’s ‘Economic Gardening 2.0’ program"
Continue reading "Looking for a summer job? The City’s Aquatics Division is hiring"
Continue reading "Get your pet microchipped and vaccinated at one of these free drive-through clinics offered by the City"
Continue reading "City reopens Library Galleria warming center in downtown Sacramento"
Continue reading "Sacramento rental assistance program now accepting applications from low-income residents through March 19"
Continue reading "City partners with south Sacramento church to open warming center that serves local neighborhood"
Continue reading "Learn how to collect and create your family’s story at this virtual writers conference"
Continue reading "More than 32,000 residents did this one simple thing when their trash and recycling collection day changed"
Continue reading "This City-funded program pays culinary artists-in-training and provides meals to the Meadowview community"
Continue reading "Sacramento City Council approves additional $31.7 million in rental assistance for low-income residents"
Continue reading "The City is creating a plan to address housing needs in Sacramento and wants your feedback"
Continue reading "City of Sacramento fights to protect California’s seniors and others victimized by the opioid epidemic"