Retire Flags with Dignity at SAFE Credit Union

There will be Flag Retirement Bins at All SAFE Credit Union Branches Through June 29 Read More »

Birds and Mosquito Test Positive for West Nile Virus

On June 10, the Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District Confirmed that the First Mosquito Sample of the Season has Tested Positive for West Nile Virus (WNV) Read More »

Invasive Fruit Fly Quarantine Lifted in Sacramento County

The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) Declares End of the Oriental Fruit Fly Quarantine in Sacramento County Read More »

Dominant May Leads Bivens to PCL Pitcher of Month Honor

Right-Handed Pitcher Spencer Bivens Selected Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Month Read More »

Volunteers Honored with DOVIA Awards

The Nonprofit Directors of Volunteers in Agencies (DOVIA) Honored 23 Volunteers From Communities Throughout Sacramento County and Yolo County Read More »

Prepare for Boating Hazards

Check Weather Forecast and Make Sure Your Boat has Essential and Required Safety Equipment and Communications Tools Read More »

Homebuyer Assistance Program Available to Help Households Impacted by Wildfires

Up to $350,000 in Forgivable Assistance Available to Qualifying Households Read More »

Curiosities of the Russian River

The Russian River Stretches Over 115 Miles Read More »

1 in 6 New Trucks and Buses in California Are Zero-Emission

Sales of New Zero-Emission Medium- and Heavy-Duty Trucks in California in 2023 Have Doubled from the Prior Year Read More »

2024-25 Recommended Budget Approved

Sacramento County Board of Supervisors Approves $8.8 Billion Budget Read More »

Unsheltered Homelessness Decreases 41 Percent in Sacramento

The Number of People Living Outdoors in the City and County of Sacramento Plunged 41 Percent Between 2022 and 2024 Read More »

Second Annual City Scoop Ice Cream Social Series Returns

An Estimated Crowd of 400 Gathered Under the Shady Trees Outside the Front of the Sylvan Oaks Library Read More »

Citrus Heights Brings Back Stars and Stripes Celebration

City of Citrus Heights is Excited to Bring Back the Stars and Stripes Celebration for its Second Year Read More »

SAFE Credit Union Announces Scholarship Award Recipients

$4,000 Scholarships Go to Graduating High School Seniors and Community College Students Read More »

Patti LaBelle to Join the Toyota Concert Series on the Golden 1 Stage

The Songstress Will Perform at the California State Fair Read More »

Disabled Veteran Gets ‘Best Buddy’

Former US Navy Electrician Dennis Deutscher (55) Recently Took Delivery of a Service-Puppy-in-Training, Golden Retriever Lily Read More »

2024 DAR Community Service Awards Honors Three

Three Community Leaders Were Honored For Their Community Service by Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Read More »

Big Day of Giving Big Deal

Local Nonprofit Organizations Were Big Winners in the May 7 Big Day of Giving Read More »

Honoring General Bud Anderson

On May 17, World War II Triple Ace Brigadier General Clarence E "Bud" Anderson Passed Away in His Home Peacefully Read More »

Alice Astafan Shares Her Story

Retired Major General Highlights Achievements (and Challenges) in New Memoir Read More »

Nightmares and Hallucinations Could Signal Autoimmune Disease

A New Study Shows Many People are Unaware of Mental and Neurological Symptoms of Diseases Such as Lupus Read More »

Many Ways to Celebrate Family Health and Fitness Day

For Family Health and Fitness Day 2024, Sacramento County Regional Parks is Pleased to Share Various Programs Read More »

5 Over 50 Volunteer Award Winners Announced

Sacramento County’s Adult and Aging Commission Proudly Presents the 5 Over 50 Volunteer Award to Five Outstanding Individuals Read More »

Field Day a Celebration for Ham Radio Enthusiasts

National Amateur Radio Exercise to Take Place from 11 a.m. Saturday, June 22, to 12:59 p.m. on Sunday, June 23 Read More »

Four-Legged Seasonal Help Brought in To Fight Flooding

Flood Reduction Program Began May 21 Read More »

Sac County Caps Initial Water Development Fees

New Cap on Initial Water Development Fee Payments Approved Read More »

Council Approves Construction Contract for Complete Streets Phase 2

Citrus Heights City Council Approves Construction Contract for Phase 2 of Complete Streets Project Read More »

Controller Cohen Issues April Cash Report

California Fiscal Year-to-Date Revenues Still Trend Below Expectations Read More »

Council Approves School Liaison Officers for High Schools

City Council Voted Unanimously to Approve the Use of the Traffic Team to Include School Liaison Officers Read More »

Sylvan Cemetery Memorial Day Service Honors Fallen Heroes

More than 100 Veterans, Families and Guests Arrive at Sylvan Cemetery gazebo on May 27 for Traditional Memorial Day Service Read More »

Citrus Heights Hosts 3rd Annual Public Works Showcase

Event Takes Place at Van Maren Park in Citrus Heights Read More »

180-Plus AVID Students Celebrated

Families and Friends Filled Mesa Verde High School’s Stadium on April 25 Read More »

California Highway Patrol Swears in 106 New CHP Officers

Newest Members of California Highway Patrol Sworn in May 10 Read More »

CalAnimals and More to Host First-Ever California Adopt-A-Pet Day On June 1

ASPCA Providing Funds to Cover Adoption Fees for Participating Shelters Read More »

Gov. Newsom Announces New Appointments to Sacramento Superior Court

Gov. Gavin Newsom Recently Announced the Appointment of Three Judges to the Sacramento Superior Court Bench Read More »