The Point-In-Time count has taken place every two years since 2009. The count helps to secure federal funding for the county’s homelessness programs.

After only losing the 2024 mayor’s race by close to 1%, Flojaune Cofer is running for Sacramento County supervisor. She says her campaign builds on that momentum, plans for homelessness, and explains...

The City of Sacramento’s Office of Nighttime Economy will host a free training session titled ���Pubs, Clubs, and Bars” for nightlife and hospitality businesses on Jan. 22 from 3-5 p.m. The training...

Attorneys general in five Democratic-led states has filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump’s administration after it said it would freeze money for several public benefit programs.

The Sacramento Police Department on Friday, December 12 will conduct a driving under the influence (DUI) Checkpoint from 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. within the city limits. DUI checkpoint locations are...

The Sacramento Police Department, in partnership with Downtown Commons, has opened a new Bike Unit office at 320 K St. in the heart of downtown. The office gives bike officers a dedicated base inside...

Applications are now open for the City’s 2026 Planning Academy, a program designed to educate and engage Sacramento residents, business owners and community leaders in the City’s planning process....

Earlier this week, Rancho Cordova’s City Council delayed a vote on a 41-acre housing project on the American River Parkway, in a flood zone. Members of the public spoke out against the development.

Construction is officially underway on the future home of the North Sacramento-Hagginwood Library, marking a major milestone for the Del Paso Boulevard corridor and the community it serves. On Nov....

AB 383 extends firearm restrictions for California juveniles, but could block future career paths.

Construction is officially underway on the future home of the North Sacramento-Hagginwood Library, marking a major milestone for the Del Paso Boulevard corridor and the community it serves. On Nov....

Sacramento’s former director of the Office of Public Safety and Accountability resigned in October, vacating a both powerful and nuanced position.

At least 20,000 people nationwide are injured yearly on e-bikes. In California, a new statewide council will study the causes and how to protect people without discouraging e-bike use.

Millions of people across California and the U.S. experienced nearly two weeks of uncertainty during the record-breaking shutdown after food assistance funding ran dry. These same programs saw...

The Shepard Garden and Arts Center hosts more than 20 clubs and attracts thousands of people to its location. Clubs that have been using the center for decades are now looking for new locations due...

Funding for SNAP benefits paused for the first time in its history and it’s not only affecting recipients, but farmers who sell products to customers.

Tomorrow’s Innovators Accelerator (TIA) – a program hosted by community group Sactown Makers and funded by the Sacramento Innovation Grant Program – will culminate in a demonstration and business...

As temperatures cool and days grow shorter, landscapes across Sacramento don’t need as much water to stay healthy as they do in spring and summer. Beginning Nov. 1, residents and businesses should...