Sac County Awarded with WIC Breastfeeding Award

The Sacramento County Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program has been recognized with the 2024 Women, Infants, and Children Breastfeeding Award of Excellence Program Premiere Award by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Services. Read More »

Carmichael Resident Publishes Children’s Book Trilogy

Jill Kelley Widmann, a Carmichael resident of nearly 60 years, has announced the publication of the third book in her children’s trilogy, “The Adventures of Lambkin the Cat.” Read More »

Driving to a Sustainable Future

San Juan Unified School District Board members, transportation staff and community partners cut the ribbon to a greener future for the district on July 25. Read More »

SacRT Awarded Three Grants to Help Connect Communities

The Sacramento Regional Transit District (SacRT) is proud to announce it’s the recipient of three Caltrans Sustainable Community grants totaling nearly $1 million Read More »

New Report Estimates Potential Water Losses

On July 31, the Department of Water Resources (DWR) released its final 2023 State Water Project (SWP) Delivery Capability Report Read More »

SB 549 Heats Up

The California Gaming Association, California Cardroom Alliance and Communities for California Cardrooms announce growing opposition with many labor unions joining in opposition to Senate Bill 549 by Senator Josh Newman as it could have a “devastating impact on public sector jobs.” Read More »

Non-Medical Grade Silicone Injection Homicide Suspect Arrested in 2013 Case

Citrus Heights Detectives have announced the arrest of 49-year-old Alejandra Aguilera-Ortega for homicide Read More »

Free Heart Screening for Youth Scheduled for Oct. 6

One in 300 youth has an undiagnosed heart condition that puts them at risk for sudden cardiac arrest Read More »

California Aims to Improve Ability to Measure How Much Water Is Flowing Throughout the State

On Aug. 15, the Department of Water Resources (DWR) announced a new partnership opportunity to support the state’s ability to measure stream and river flows through the California Stream Gage Improvement Program (CalSIP) as climate extremes continue to impact the state’s water supply Read More »

Greater Sacramento Economic Council Hosts Delegation to South Korea

Greater Sacramento Economic Council (GSEC) is hosting its first delegation to South Korea Aug. 16 through 26, led by the new Chair of GSEC’s Board of Directors, UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May Read More »

SMF Breaks Ground on Pedestrian Walkway

Sacramento International Airport (SMF) has broken ground for its new Pedestrian Walkway, a key project in the SMForward program Read More »

San Juan Unified School District Serves Free Student Meals

San Juan Unified School District announced on Aug. 13 the sponsorship of the National School Lunch and the School Breakfast Program Read More »

Free Playmaker Flag Football Launches

National Football League (NFL) FLAG games give boys and girls of all abilities an opportunity to develop fundamental football skills in a positive, inclusive environment, according to the NFL FLAG organization. Read More »

Presale Park Ticket Sales End Aug. 25

The community is invited to the nonprofit Carmichael Parks Foundation’s fifth Dinner in the Park on Saturday, Sept. 7. Read More »

Educating on Fentanyl and Opioid Overdose/Poisoning

Fentanyl poisoning has now become the leading cause of death among adults ages 18 to 45, surpassing suicide, gun violence and car accidents, according to Sacramento County officials. Read More »

CHP Swears In 102 New Officers

On July 12, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) proudly introduced 102 of the state’s newest officers during a swearing-in ceremony at the CHP Academy in West Sacramento Read More »

Non Commissioned Officers Association

The Non Commissioned Officers Association (NCOA), a military service organization established in 1960, plays a vital role in supporting members across all United States Armed Forces branches and their families from Rancho Cordova and the greater Sacramento area through programs and initiatives Read More »

Stones Celebrates 10 Years in Community

A Who's Who of Citrus Heights area elected officials and community leaders shared their celebration wishes at Stones Gambling Hall’s 10-year anniversary event on July 18 Read More »

Re-Imagine North Watt Project Suggestions Open

Sacramento County has received thousands of comments and suggestions about how to improve the North Watt Avenue Corridor, and they are looking for more before the end of August. Read More »

Newsweek Names UC Davis Children's Hospital One of America's Best

UC Davis Children's Hospital has been named one of America's Best Children's Hospitals 2024 by Newsweek magazine and Statista Read More »

Flagpole Installation Planned for Carmichael Park

A new flagpole will be installed at Carmichael Park in front of the Veterans Memorial Building with the installation scheduled for Veterans Day, Nov. 11. Read More »

Circus Vargas Returns with the Ultimate Entertainment Extravaganza

Get ready to witness the most extraordinary display of talent and wonder under the Big Top. Circus Vargas is back with its all-new 2024 production, ‘Jubilé! An Epic World Celebration!’ Read More »

Sac County Awarded $15 Million for Bridge Housing

Sacramento County Behavioral Health Services (BHS) was notified of a conditional award of $15 million as part of the latest round of funding from the California Department of Health Care Services’ (DHCS) Behavioral Health Bridge Housing (BHBH) Program. Read More »

National Night Out Fun

Parks, service clubs and private homes welcomed first responders for National Night Out last week. In cozy to colossal gatherings, thousands of Sacramento families interacted with law and safety officers. Read More »

Nepalis Call Carmichael Home

Many thousands of miles from the Himalayas, Nepalese Americans have established a cultural home in Carmichael. With music, flags and blessings, the Greater Sacramento Nepalese Community Center Association hosted inaugural festivities on Gibbons Drive last week. Read More »

Help Your Pets Beat the Heat

Extreme heat waves continue to affect Sacramento County and it's crucial for pet owners to ensure their furry friends stay safe and comfortable Read More »

Caltrans Awards $51.4 Million for Sustainable Transportation Projects

On July 9, Caltrans awarded $51.4 million in planning grants for 89 sustainable, climate-resilient transportation projects throughout California Read More »

Foundation Gives Graduates Construction Opportunities

Julian Aguilar has wanted to be a construction worker for a long time; he just didn’t know what trade he wanted to pursue Read More »

PAWS Mobile Clinic: Lifeline for Pets of Unhoused

Sacramento County’s Bradshaw Animal Shelter and its dedicated team are making remarkable strides in improving the lives of pets and their unhoused owners Read More »

UC Davis Health Breaks Ground On 14-Story Tower

Medical center expansion state-of-the-art Read More »

Flights to Freedom

It was not just an attack on a former president‚ but on our nation and our American values as well Read More »

Free Fishing Day: Get Hooked on New Adventure

During the second of California’s two free fishing days in 2024, which will be on Aug. 31, the public can fish throughout the Golden State without a fishing license. Read More »

Monster Jam Roars into Sacramento

An unexpected, unscripted and unforgettable motorsports experience for families and fans returns to Sacramento for an adrenaline-charged weekend at Golden 1 Center on Aug. 16 to 18 Read More »

Defendant Sentenced to Life Without Parole for Wellness Center Stabbings

Superior Court Judge Ernest Sawtelle sentenced Martin Lackey-Garcia to life in prison without the possibility of parole on Aug. 8 in Superior Court of Sacramento County. Read More »

California’s first-in-the-nation earthquake warning system notified millions ahead of quake

Continuing to lead the country in emergency management and disaster preparedness, California’s first-in-the-nation Earthquake Early Warning System—launched under Governor Gavin Newsom’s leadership—provided advance notification to millions of Californians. Read More »