One Hundred Years Young

Marine Stuart McIntyre Celebrates His Birthday Among Friends Read More »

I Love Pie Offers Kickoff Baking Party

Fall flavors are in full swing at I Love Pie Bakeshop. Read More »

El Futuro Scholarship Applications Open

Ahead of the Sept. 15 kickoff of Hispanic Heritage Month, Republic FC and the Sacramento Hispanic Chamber of Commerce are now accepting applications for the annual El Futuro Scholarship. Read More »

Celebrating Italian Heritage in Carmichael

Celebrate Italian American Heritage Day at the Italian Cultural Center of Sacramento on Oct. 12. Read More »

Cal Expo Kicks Off Football Partnership

Cal Expo, in partnership with California State University, Sacramento (Sacramento State) is kicking off the exploration of a new chapter for Hornet football. Read More »

Singh Wins 2025 State Fair Women’s Golf Championship

The 2025 State Fair Women’s Golf Championship ran from Aug. 30 to Aug. 31 at Bartley Cavanaugh Golf Course. Read More »

Ethan Gao Claims Victory at State Fair Golf Championship

The Sacramento Golf Council proudly concluded the 101st California State Fair Championship at the historic Alister MacKenzie Golf Course at Haggin Oaks, with a thrilling display of elite amateur golf talent over three days of fierce competition. Read More »

Retired Teachers Award Local Students

In June, a total of six American River College (ARC) students each received a $2,000 scholarship from the Retired Teachers Scholarship Foundation, Inc. (RTSF) of the Sacramento Northeast Division 75 of the California Retired Teachers Association (CalRTA). Read More »

Awareness and Accountability at Annual Fentanyl Summit

Hundreds gathered from the Greater Sacramento Area for the annual Fentanyl Awareness and Action Summit at the Citrus Heights Event Center on Sept. 4, featuring resources and discussion panels regarding harm reduction, enforcement efforts, prevention and treatment. Read More »

County Revises Approved 2025-26 Budget

The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on Sept. 3 to revise the approved budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year. Read More »

Gala with a Dollop of Daisies

Grown on site and freshly picked, zinnia and cosmos daisies were part of table service at last weekend’s Dinner in the Park gala. Read More »

Metro Chamber Foundation Opens Applications for the 2026 Leadership Sacramento Class, Marking 40+ Years of Impact

As of Sept. 3, applications are officially open for the 2026 Leadership Sacramento class. Established in 1985, Leadership Sacramento is proud to be celebrating 40 years (and counting) of shaping leaders and strengthening communities across the Capital Region. Read More »

Sacramento Region Leaders Celebrate Ozone Attainment Milestone

At a joint press conference today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Pacific Southwest Region Administrator Josh F.W. Cook joined local Sacramento leaders to celebrate the region’s successful attainment of the 2008 National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for ground-level ozone by the 2024 deadline. Read More »

Grocery Outlet Fresh Start

A new chapter in local grocery retail began Aug. 28 as Grocery Outlet opened its newest store on Fulton Avenue with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that drew community leaders, elected officials, nonprofit partners and neighbors alike. Read More »

Chautauqua Playhouse’s 50th Season Opens

The Chautauqua Playhouse’s 50th season opened with “Accomplice,” a comedy-thriller by Rubert Holmes, that runs from Aug. 29 to Sept. 21. Read More »

No Limits

Alesha Gordon’s path to becoming a special education teacher Read More »

Nonprofits Thrive at Chicken Festival

Each year, the Fair Oaks Chicken Festival draws thousands of attendees with its quirky charm, live entertainment, mouthwatering food and vibrant community spirit but behind the feathers and festivities lies a deeper purpose. Read More »

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library Launches in Sacramento County

Young Children can Receive Free Books Read More »

Constitution Day in the Park

Constitution Discussion Groups (CDGs) of Sacramento, Placer and El Dorado counties are delighted to announce their upcoming Constitution Day Celebration on Sept. 21. Read More »

Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

September is recognized as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a time to confront a subject often shrouded in silence and stigma. Read More »

Her Very Own Apartment

Krystal walks into the facility at a fast clip – slightly late for our meeting because she caught the bus after spending the night in her very own apartment. Her first night in her own space in more than five years. Read More »

Retired Teachers Invited for Coffee and Conversation

As the new school year begins and students return to their classrooms, newly retired teachers can often feel ambivalent. Happy to be free of the demands placed on educators, but missing the shared connections when pupils begin a new journey in learning. Read More »

Cruise Into the Future

Where retro meets the road ahead. SMUD is bringing electric vehicle education and test drives to the OG Lowrider x Wired Down Sacramento Festival on Sept. 13. Read More »

CRC Softball Puts 13 Players on All-America Scholar-Athlete Team

After a solid softball season with a third-place finish in the Big 8 Conference and another trip to post-season play, the Cosumnes River College softball team has also been taking care of business in the classroom. Read More »

Junior Championship Crowns Winners at Haggin Oaks

The State Fair Junior Championship for boys and girls ages 7 to18 was held Aug. 23 at Haggin Oaks Golf Complex. Read More »

River Cats Announce 2026 Schedule

The Sacramento River Cats, proud affiliate of the San Francisco Giants, have announced their 150-game schedule for the upcoming 2026 season and are offering a limited time opportunity to be the first to secure tickets for next season. Read More »

Mikus Losbergs Elevated to Head Coach

Mikus Losbergs, a big part of the program as both a player and assistant coach, has been elevated to head men's tennis coach, athletics director Mark Orr said Aug. 27. Read More »

Spotlighting Photojournalist’s ‘Wonderful World’

Susan Maxwell Skinner’s stories and photos have graced the Carmichael Times for 20 years. She’s well-known for her diligence in providing informative articles and dazzling photographs every week of the year. Read More »

Ancil Hoffman Park Reopens with Fresh Upgrades

Sacramento County Regional Parks celebrated the reopening of Ancil Hoffman Park on Aug. 26 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the completion of roadway and parking lot improvements. Read More »

Effie Yeaw Gala a Forest Feast

Nature lovers will open their hearts and checkbooks for the Effie Yeaw Nature Center gala on Sept. 28. Read More »

Labor Day Area Weekend Events and Celebrations

A three-day weekend is on the way in observance of Labor Day on Sept. 1. This federal holiday, held annually the first Monday of September, honors the American labor movement and the contributions of workers across the nation. Read More »

‘Just Desserts’ is Scrumptious Art

Sixteen artists, the majority being neighbors, have their second exhibit, “Just Desserts and Other Delights,” a Wayne Tiebault-inspired art exhibit, on display through September in a Land Park venue. Read More »

Annual Fundraising Event to Support Life-Changing Healthcare

Friends of Asha USA, Sacramento’s annual fundraising event on Sept. 28 is dedicated to raising critical funds for healthcare and community programs in the slums of Delhi, India. Read More »

Soroptimist Club Seeks Award Applicants

Soroptimist International of Rancho Cordova and Gold River, which includes several Carmichael members, is now accepting applications for the Live Your Dream Award (formerly known as the Women’s Opportunity Award). Read More »

Mighty Norman at the Bat

There was ease in Norman’s manner as he stepped into his place; there was pride in Norman's bearing and a smile lit Norman’s face. No stranger in the crowd could doubt 'twas Norman at the bat. Read More »