These Sacramento, CA based Birds are the latest up for adoption and in need...
Have you been contemplating pet adoption, or simply love perusing adorable pets? A myriad of delightful pets are available for adoption at various animal shelters in the vicinity of sacramento..
Delays in Sacramento’s flood protection projects could trigger new building ban
Sacramento's flood protection projects are falling behind and that could have triggered a new building ban due to delays.
Remains Identified as Missing West Sacramento Man Alejandro Reyes Cisneros, Death Ruled as Homicide
The search for Alejandro Reyes Cisneros, the West Sacramento man who was reported missing over a year ago, has come to a tragic end. Skeletal remains discovered along the Sacramento River have been formally identified as those of Cisneros, confirming fears about his fate. According to details from ABC10, the...
Sacramento expands entertainment zones, strengthening city businesses and events
(FOX40.COM) — The City of Sacramento is expanding entertainment zones where people can purchase to-go alcoholic beverages in public spaces during approved special events. On Tuesday, the City Council approved updates to the City Code to expand Sacramento’s entertainment zone, adding two zones in the 17th and R...
Indigenous People’s Day brings elders and community together
Cosumnes River College’s Native American Higher Education Resources center celebrated Indigenous People’s Day with a panel of elders speaking on what being Indigenous means to them. NAHER joined with the Asian Pacific Islander Student Success Center and the Black Empowerment Center, to host the event to honor the...
Sacramento Running Out of Room to Rest the Dead as New Burrial Plan Sparks...
Sacramento is wrestling with a basic but emotionally charged problem: traditional burial space is getting scarce, and one local entrepreneur has pitched a plan he says would add capacity for families who want a place to visit. The conversation, driven by recent reporting, has put land use, long‑term maintenance and...
Sacramento officers to be pulled from Natomas schools, SacRT and placed back on patrol
Starting in January 2026, there will no longer be school resource officers (SROs) on Natomas Unified School District campuses and no more Sacramento police officers on Sacramento Regional Transit (SacRT).
Using Halloween Decor To Bring In Buyers! | Selling Sacramento
This article contains content summarized with GPT-4. Learn more. A homeowner in the Sacramento area is using Halloween decorations to help sell a home this October. The house features themed skeleton displays, puns, and decorations intended to appeal to families. These decorations are placed to draw attention to the...
Two students hit by cars, hurt in separate incidents in Elk Grove
ELK GROVE, Calif. — Two Toby Johnson Middle School students were hit by cars in separate incidents Wednesday, Elk Grove Unified School District said. Both students had minor injuries and are expected to fully recover, officials say. According to a letter to families from Principal Jenny Keyport, one incident...
“First-of-its-kind”: Leaders from across Sacramento County to meet next week to address homelessness
Local government leaders from across the Sacramento region are meeting next Tuesday to figure out how best to collaborate on an issue top of mind for many Californians: homelessness. Sacramento Mayor Kevin McCarty announced the meeting at his first state of the city address earlier this week. He called it...

















