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Continue reading "More parks and recreation services open in Sacramento in response to the County’s new public-health order"
Continue reading "Grants available for restaurants to cover costs of moving dining outside"
Continue reading "Sacramento approved to resume filming with restrictions starting June 12"
Continue reading "More than 650 homeless people placed in motels and trailers as part of Sacramento’s COVID-19 response"
Continue reading "COVID has affected the way we recycle. Here’s how you can ‘Sort Smart’"
Continue reading "Deadline extended for public input on the City’s General Plan update and Climate Action Plan"
Continue reading "City of Sacramento lifts its curfew, ends deployment of National Guard"
Continue reading "Here’s how to sign up for emergency alerts and updates from the City of Sacramento"
Continue reading "City parks and rec programs will look different this summer. Here’s what to expect"
Continue reading "See why the Sacramento Valley Station just received the highest rating for a building with sustainable design"
Continue reading "Have questions about Sacramento’s current curfew? Here are some specifics"
Continue reading "City Council declares local public emergency, imposes citywide curfew"
Continue reading "Help choose which features will be used to improve Stockton Boulevard with this new survey"
Continue reading "New mobile app makes it easier to locate Wi-Fi Buses and access free high-speed internet in Sacramento"
Continue reading "Doing this one small thing could keep Sacramento safer during fire season"
Continue reading "Sacramento looks to reform fines and fees that disproportionately affect disadvantaged communities"
Continue reading "It’s unseasonably hot this week. Here’s how you can stay safe and cool while remaining mindful of COVID-19"
Continue reading "City Council approves use of $28 million in federal funding to immediately help residents and businesses affected by COVID-19"
Continue reading "Financial Empowerment Center opens, offering free professional one-on-one financial counseling for Sacramento residents"
Continue reading "Major progress made on new ‘Sprung’ structures that will house people experiencing homelessness"
Continue reading "City launches expedited process to help local restaurants participate in new ‘Farm to Fork Al Fresco’ program"
Continue reading "City to distribute 800,000 masks to Sacramento businesses"
Continue reading "Find out why City staff want you to ‘break up with your lawn’ at this virtual workshop"
Continue reading "Calling all local artists! Apply to design vinyl wraps for EV charger stations"
Continue reading "Series of street improvement projects to begin this month in Sacramento"
Continue reading "New COVID-19 testing site opens at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church in Oak Park"
Continue reading "Car-share programs in Sacramento boost their vehicle cleanings"
Continue reading "SAFE Credit Union Convention Center project marks major milestone with placement of final steel beam"
Continue reading "Unbanked Sacramentans can receive their stimulus checks faster with Bank On"
Continue reading "New feature for web-streamed City Council meetings allows you to call in your comments live"
Continue reading "Harmful bacteria could be growing in water pipes of vacant buildings. Here’s how to flush it out"
Continue reading "Three things to know about the City’s proposed budget for the coming fiscal year"
Continue reading "Wi-Fi buses are starting to roll around the city. When will they come to your neighborhood?"
Continue reading "Here’s where you can get free meals and books for your kids during the COVID-19 pandemic"
Continue reading "These new youth programs and resources were just released to help young people during COVID-19 pandemic"
Continue reading "The City wants start-ups and companies to submit innovative ideas in response to COVID-19"
Continue reading "A new webinar series offers local businesses tips and resources for navigating COVID-19 landscape"
Continue reading "City to use $3.8 million in new state funding to provide no-interest loans for cannabis business start-up costs"
Continue reading "City of Sacramento celebrates Earth Day digitally, prioritizes sustainability year round"
Continue reading "‘Story Time Sacramento’ features city leaders reading children’s books to help entertain, improve literacy with kids"
Continue reading "Monday is 4/20. How to celebrate under the County’s ‘stay-at-home’ order"
Continue reading "Special trailers at Cal Expo, designated for homeless people with COVID-19, receive first patient"
Continue reading "City launches updated 311 app and website to improve customer experience"
Continue reading "City’s Office of Arts & Culture teams up with local groups to support creatives during COVID-19 outbreak"
Continue reading "Here’s what’s allowed — and what’s prohibited — in City of Sacramento parks this holiday weekend"
Continue reading "City lights landmarks in blue, asks residents to do the same in support of medical workers"
Continue reading "City, County join forces on $15 million plan to prevent the spread of COVID-19 among homeless people"
Continue reading "Sacramento helps other cities, organizations launch free childcare for health-care workers, first responders"
Continue reading "State-issued trailers arrive at Cal Expo to help at-risk Californians during COVID-19 crisis"
Continue reading "101 businesses selected to receive COVID–19 economic relief loans from City"
Continue reading "This organization has raised more than $600K to help local families and businesses affected by COVID-19"
Continue reading "How this new response team is helping people experiencing homelessness during the COVID-19 outbreak"
Continue reading "Looking for a way to help during these difficult times? Here’s one simple thing you can do to make a big difference"
Continue reading "City parks remain available to residents during COVID-19 outbreak"
Continue reading "Sac PD dispels rumors about how they are operating under County’s ‘Stay at Home’ order"
Continue reading "City, community groups launch ‘Donate4Sacramento’ to help those hurt economically by COVID-19"
Continue reading "City leaders announce free childcare plan to help those on the front lines of the COVID-19 response"
Continue reading "City public counters temporarily close for in-person business; online resources and tools available"
Continue reading "City community centers close following Sacramento County Public Health order to stay home"
Continue reading "Small local businesses affected by COVID-19 can now apply for zero-interest loans from the City"
Continue reading "City waives utility penalties to ensure households have access to critical services during COVID-19 outbreak"
Continue reading "City adopts temporary ban on residential and commercial tenant evictions"
Continue reading "City community centers remain open; group events and programs postponed"
Continue reading "Sacramento City leaders announce emergency measures to help residents and businesses affected by COVID-19"
Continue reading "McKinley Water Vault has entered the ‘build phase’"
Continue reading "POSTPONED: Sacramento’s urban gallery of mural art the focus of new City speaker series"
Continue reading "See how the City uses drones to improve services and safety while providing privacy"
Continue reading "What the City is doing to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19"
Continue reading "City of Sacramento renames SMAC as Office of Arts and Culture"
Continue reading "New spring watering schedule went into effect March 1. Here’s what you need to know"
Continue reading "‘Envisioning Our Lives 20/20’ – City of Sacramento Older Adult Services hosts writers’ conference"
Continue reading "State, County and City work together to protect Californians against COVID-19"
Continue reading "Bird, Spin bring 500 more e-scooters to Sacramento"
Continue reading "Sacramento community centers now offer extended hours to better serve city neighborhoods"
Continue reading "Check out the final design for the new I Street Bridge Replacement Project"
Continue reading "This Grammy-nominated artist just released a recruitment video for Sac PD. He’s also a cop"
Continue reading "Help shape Sacramento’s future by applying for the City’s Independent Redistricting Commission"
Continue reading "These Tuff Shed ‘cabins’ soon will house nearly 50 young people experiencing homelessness in Sacramento"
Continue reading "City, County and community come together to have ‘crucial conversations’ about racial equity in Sacramento"
Continue reading "North Sacramento baseball field renamed to honor fallen officer Tara O’Sullivan"
Continue reading "City of Sacramento launches new, citywide ‘Artists in Residence’ program"
Continue reading "After cat narrowly escapes coyotes in midtown Sacramento, Animal Control offers tips to avoid encounters"
Continue reading "The City of Sacramento soon will own and operate its own ‘Portland Loo’"
Continue reading "Learn about the ‘scandalous life’ of the founder of Stanford University at this book signing and speaker event"
Continue reading "Sacramento ranks second only to Paris in this category (and it’s not about trees)"
Continue reading "City receives $1.2 million in state funding to increase equity in local cannabis industry"
Continue reading "City partners with Safety Pool to set safety standards for autonomous vehicles in Sacramento and around the world  "
Continue reading "City selects 6 companies to receive funding and expert support as part of ‘Economic Gardening 2.0’"
Continue reading "Looking for a summer job? The City of Sacramento has more than 500 available"
Continue reading "City opens its first ‘scattered-site’ shelters to help people experiencing homelessness"
Continue reading "City’s 311 customer service reduces call waiting time by 56%"
Continue reading "Two more public parks in Sacramento go live with free Wi-Fi"
Continue reading "Leaf season is almost over. Take advantage of the season’s final pile pickup"
Continue reading "Plan for traffic and street closures during the Women’s March and March for the Dream this holiday weekend"
Continue reading "Find out how Sacramento is working to solve childcare and early learning issues"
Continue reading "City seeks input on design for the Sacramento Valley Station"
Continue reading "Join the conversation about early learning and affordable childcare in Sacramento at this Jan. 15 event"
Continue reading "City opens new Film Office to foster local film-industry growth and bring more productions to Sacramento"
Continue reading "Interested in community planning and development? The City’s Citizens Planning Academy wants you"
Continue reading "Here’s what you need to know about tonight’s New Year’s Eve celebration in Old Sacramento"
Continue reading "What’s the best way to dispose of your holiday tree?"
Continue reading "City accepting applications for community-based investment opportunities"
Continue reading "City partners with startup accelerator Berkeley SkyDeck to bring seven innovation companies to Sacramento"
Continue reading "Old Sac Waterfront revitalization gathers some serious steam. Which projects made the cut and which didn’t?"
Continue reading "City continues its outreach efforts before Jan. 1 ban on the sale of flavored tobacco"
Continue reading "City’s new workforce dashboard tracks progress made in diversity and equity"
Continue reading "Crews prepare for weekend storm, City asks residents to help keep storm drains clear"
Continue reading "Public invited to memorial service for fallen Sacramento firefighter at Golden 1 Center"
Continue reading "Several streets will be closed Dec. 6-8 for the California International Marathon. Here’s where"
Continue reading "Convention Center construction to close one block of J Street Dec. 6-8"
Continue reading "Avoid a holiday nightmare by doing these three simple things"
Continue reading "Free holiday parking in downtown, midtown and Old Sacramento; SacRT offers free rides Nov. 30"
Continue reading "Roads are closing for Sacramento’s annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Here’s where"
Continue reading "Traffic and parking enforcement begins for shared e-scooters, e-bikes on Nov. 19"
Continue reading "Once-troubled Stockton Boulevard motor lodge reborn as new boutique hotel"
Continue reading "‘Women in the Workplace’ event at City Hall draws more than 250 attendees"
Continue reading "City hosts 9th annual Veterans Day parade with special salute to women in the military"
Continue reading "Your Monday commute might take a little longer than expected. Here’s why"
Continue reading "What is ‘economic gardening’ and why is the City’s chief innovation officer so excited about it?"
Continue reading "Big changes are coming to the grid. Here’s how you can weigh in"
Continue reading "Fremont Park in Sacramento goes live with free Wi-Fi"
Continue reading "City responds to calls for service as massive windstorm whips through Sacramento"
Continue reading "Why does Sacramento’s water taste so good? Learn the secrets at Water Discovery Day on Oct. 26"
Continue reading "Two spots on Sacramento waterfront to be named after local grandmothers but who were they?"
Continue reading "City’s Department of Utilities receives national excellence award for its water conservation outreach"
Continue reading "Sacramento to conduct test of emergency notification system"
Continue reading "Six reasons to attend the Highwater Jamboree this Saturday"
Continue reading "$500k in grants for starts-ups and entrepreneurs coming Oct. 14"
Continue reading "City deploys high-output generators to assist Lake County, Red Bluff with public safety power shutoff"
Continue reading "More than $140,000 available to non-profits that help underserved residents"
Continue reading "Calling all bards: Sacramento is searching for its next Poet Laureate"
Continue reading "City partners with national company Numotion to help people with disabilities during disasters"
Continue reading "Ali Youssefi Square in downtown Sacramento dedicated to the late, forward-thinking developer"
Continue reading "Councilmember Larry Carr and City staff to highlight economic development opportunities on upcoming tour"
Continue reading "Front Street Animal Shelter manager retires, leaves legacy of improvements"
Continue reading "Three reasons why ‘Ryde Free RT’ is a game-changer for Sacramento and its youth"
Continue reading "Statement regarding U.S. Attorney, FBI and Sac PD’s findings in the Stephon Clark case"
Continue reading "City temporarily closes section of 2nd Avenue to vehicles to study safety and mobility"
Continue reading "Portion of C Street to close for bike and pedestrian safety improvements"
Continue reading "See swift-water rescues and more at the ‘Highwater Jamboree’ flood prep event"
Continue reading "Meet Sac PD’s new communications team"
Continue reading "Statement regarding settlement of litigation in Clark v. City of Sacramento"
Continue reading "Sac Fire members sent to North Carolina to assist with emergency response to Hurricane Dorian"
Continue reading "City seeks formal proposals for what to do with this abandoned tree nursery"
Continue reading "Front Street Animal Shelter seeks help in investigating multiple dogs found dead in a trash can"
Continue reading "City reminds drivers that ’15 is Fast Enough’ near schools"
Continue reading "Sacramento Poet Laureate to host multi-disciplinary art event at City Hall"
Continue reading "Sac Fire recognized as one of best in nation when responding to heart attack calls"
Continue reading "City innovation team wants to bring food delivery robots to Sacramento"
Continue reading "Sac Metro Arts Commission now accepting applications for $725k in arts and culture grants"