The Sac Metro Air District launched its “Check Before You Burn” season on Nov. 1. Original article published at Sacramento Oracle
Sacramento Regional Transit (SacRT) recently announced several grant awards, totaling more than $105 million, that will benefit Sacramento commuters, public transit riders and the environment.Original article published at Sacramento Oracle
This year (2024), thanks to an unusually wet winter and spring, Sutter National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) near Yuba City will be flooded in time for the Oct. 21 waterfowl-hunting season opener.Original article published at Sacramento Oracle
Sacramento Regional Transit District (SacRT) is partnering with Sacramento County to offer free rides systemwide on Tuesday, Nov. 5.Original article published at Sacramento Oracle
Governor Gavin Newsom announced Oct. 25 an award of more than $1.3 billion to 27 new public transportation projects intended to fund transformative rail and transit improvements throughout the state.Original article published at Sacramento Oracle
The Sacramento County Department of Health Services (DHS) has received an $8 million grant from the California Board of State and Community Corrections, funded through Proposition 47, to launch a new program focused on helping formerly incarcer¬ated individuals reintegrate into …
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is honored to announce its receipt of the Native-Tribal Traffic Education Program (TTEP) grant, a transformative initiative to build stronger relationships and improve outreach with Native American communities throughout California. Original article published at Sacramento …
We are days away from the Nov. 5 General Election and ballots should be in hand (and hopefully already filled out and on their way back to the Elections Office, either by mail or Drop Box). Original article published at …
Sacramento State announced results of a feasibility study evaluating the potential for its intercollegiate athletics program to take the next step in its growth and development. Original article published at Sacramento Oracle
Current and future Sacramento State University (Sac State) alumni and fans will soon be cheering on Hornet athletes in a new Hornet Stadium. Original article published at Sacramento Oracle
A double dose of bad news sprung from the latest Optimism Index released today by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB). Original article published at Sacramento Oracle
The four-legged friends of Sacramento County have something to wag their tails about as the third Annual Roy C. Marcum Animal Care Faire returns to Bradshaw Animal Shelter on Saturday, Nov. 2 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 3839 …
The Sacramento Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) announced Oct. 17 the appointment of Jennifer Brent as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective Oct. 14.Original article published at Sacramento Oracle
55-Hour Closure at the Connector from Northbound State Route 99Original article published at Sacramento Oracle
California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., is urging eligible citizens to register to vote before the Oct. 21 deadline for the upcoming Nov. 5, General Election. Original article published at Sacramento Oracle
A Sacramento Zoo visitor was bitten by a skunk on Oct. 15. The skunk was behaving aggressively. Original article published at Sacramento Oracle
Volunteers needed for Free Tax Prep and literacy tutoring programsOriginal article published at Sacramento Oracle
Nine bills supported by the Little Hoover Commission were signed into law this year, including four measures that will strengthen efforts against intimate partner violence and other legislation to address labor trafficking, organic waste disposal, and customer-centric government.Original article published …
Sacramento Superior Court has partnered with Lincoln Law School of Sacramento to provide in-person courtroom assistance to individuals representing themselves in guardianship cases.Original article published at Sacramento Oracle
Individual had contact with infected dairy cattle; risk to general public remains lowOriginal article published at Sacramento Oracle
