Sacramento Residents Can Now Access Free Legacy Planning Services Through City Program
The City of Sacramento has launched a free Legacy Planning service through its Financial Empowerment Center (FEC). The program is intended to help residents protect their assets and plan for the future. It is offered in partnership with the national nonprofit Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund (CFE Fund), which...
Woman reunites with first responders who saved her after she was hit by a...
RANCHO CORDOVA, California (KCRA) -- A new mother from Rancho Cordova reunited with the police officers who saved her life after she was hit by a car while pregnant. She also introduced them to her daughter, who was born soon after their medical intervention. Earlier this summer, Nicole Clancy was...
East Sacramento Halloween Decorations Draw Citywide Attention
This article contains content summarized with GPT-4. Learn more. Halloween decorations are on display in East Sacramento, where one resident's setup is attracting attention from people throughout the city. The house, known for creative decor and popular trick-or-treating options, welcomes visitors of all ages. The...
Sacramento City College Celebrates Native American Heritage Month with Local Tribes and Community Events
In November 2025, Sacramento City College is observing National Native American Heritage Month. The month is dedicated to recognizing the cultures, languages, and histories of Native American Nations. The college highlights the importance of acknowledging the sovereignty and land stewardship of Tribal Nations in the...
Sacramento recruits ambassadors to represent and advocate for diverse communities
(FOX40.COM) — The city of Sacramento’s Neighborhood Development Action Team is accepting applications for community ambassadors. These 18 individuals will strive to connect Sacramento’s different cultural neighborhoods. Jessica Dávalos is a community engagement analyst with the city. She told FOX40 about the meaning...
West Sacramento looks to turn down the volume with new citywide noise rules
West Sacramento is seeking some sonic sanity. The city is asking for public input on creating new noise regulations.
California’s New Booster Seat Law Will Require Kids and Teens Up to Age 16...
SACRAMENTO, CA — California lawmakers have approved a major update to the state’s child passenger safety laws, expanding booster seat requirements to include some teens up to 16 years old. The new measure, Assembly Bill 435, was signed into law this month and is scheduled to take effect...
Sacramento Man Charged With Identity Theft, Faces 32 Years Over $150K Public Benefits Fraud...
A Sacramento County man has been charged with a slew of felonies after authorities say he pilfered identities and pocketed nearly $150,000 in fraudulent public benefits from Los Angeles County. According to a release from the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, Sam Shahbazi, 38, faces 22 counts each of...
California students walk out to support Make Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act
Sacramento — Students in California and around the nation and world are extremely concerned with what the future holds for them, considering the increasing toll that Big Oil-induced climate disasters are having around the globe. On October 24, thousands of youth from 50 middle schools, high schools, and colleges...
New Restaurant Offering Updated Comfort Food Opens in Sacramento’s Ice Blocks
This article contains content summarized with GPT-4. Learn more. A new restaurant has opened in Sacramento’s Ice Blocks district. The eatery offers comfort food, street-style dishes, and a variety of cocktails. The menu features several updated versions of classic items. The restaurant aims to provide a welcoming...

















