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City seeks operator for Meadowview Certified Farmers Market
The City of Sacramento is inviting proposals for the management of the Meadowview Certified Farmers Market, with operations set to begin in spring 2025. The deadline for submitting applications is...
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Day Hiker: Cronan Ranch – A Springtime Retreat
One of the unique aspects of Cronan Ranch is its connection to Hollywood. Each year, I check in on what remains of the Love Comes Softly movie set, where Katherine Heigl starred. On my last visit, the rough-cut ladder that once leaned against a tree was gone, and the barn had collapsed. The homestead still stands, but for how much longer? These remnants add a touch of nostalgia and history that make every hike feel like stepping into the past.
Folsom to Fix 976 Uplifted Sidewalks in District 4
City officials approved a contract this week to fix 976 sidewalk uplifts in Folsom District 4. The Public Works Department maintains Folsom sidewalks throughout the city with various inspections. The city sometimes hires firms to conduct reviews of the concrete network. Staff also responds to citizen complaints through the SeeClickFix city website, along with public works staff spotting problems on the job.
From Sacramento Digs Gardening...
An oasis of peace survives Palisades wildfire
Sacramento's 'rose man' shares how Lake Shrine and its World Peace Rose Garden made it through the firestorm
From The Sacramento Bee...
President Trump To Visit Los Angeles
President Donald Trump announced at a rally that he will be visiting Los Angeles to tour the scene of the recent (and at this time, ongoing) devastating wildfires. Read on to learn more.
Folsom Approves 7-Year Agreement With Historic Railroad for Train Rides
The Folsom City Council approved a seven-year agreement on January 14 that gives the Placerville & Sacramento Valley Railroad the right to keep running excursion train rides between Folsom and the El Dorado County line. The P&SVRR volunteer group has revived the Folsom stretch of California's first train line.
Folsom Announces New City Manager, Who Brings 'Wealth of Experience'
The city of Folsom announced Bryan Whitemyer of Oakdale will replace retired City Manager Elaine Andersen. Following an extensive search, the Folsom City Council unanimously approved the appointment at the January 14 regular meeting.
From The Mercury News...
PG&E Receives $15 Billion Federal Loan
Read on to learn more about the $15 billion loan guarantee to PG&E granted in the final hours of the Biden Administration.
Sacramento County Works to Facilitate Affordable Housing Development
Sacramento County has launched a three-year pilot program to offset developer fees in a bid to encourage the building of more multi-family affordable housing. Read on to learn more.
Sacramento SPCA Takes in Animals From Strained Pasadena Humane Society
The horrific fires in Southern California are not only wreaking havoc on the lives of people in the area; wildlife and domestic pets have been severely impacted as well.
New Station Arrives Fast, Douses Home Fire
Folsom’s newest fire station proved why it is so needed in the Folsom Ranch area on Jan. 10. At around 2:30 p.m. last Friday afternoon, firefighters at Station 34 got a call of a fire off Butterfly Ridge Drive. The crew responded to the call and got to the home within four minutes, thanks to quick action and close proximity to the blaze.
From Elk Grove Citizen...
Elk Grove Unified School District to Appoint Trustee
In their January 14 meeting, the Elk Grove Unified School District Board of Trustees announced that a vacant seat will be filled by appointment instead of a special election. Read on to learn more.
From CapPublicRadio...
California Lags in Making Homes Fire Resistant
As wildfires ravage southern California, state mandated defensible space requirements legislated in 2020 haven't been encoded into enforceable regulations. Read on to learn why.
Monkey Spit, LLC Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Milk/Wheat/Soy in Monkey Spit BBQ Sauces
Wismettac Asian Foods Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Milk in Curvee Puffs Corn Puff Snack Curry Flavor
We celebrate this double-holiday with stories of citizens taking action—from a weather-watching hero in LA county to a student planner committed to the truth.
A call with an evacuated friend fleeing fires in Los Angeles, and journalism's scary "platform problem."
In the shadow of Silicon Valley, and on California's North Coast, local news outlets deliver essential information.
Over the past year, we’ve witnessed big changes throughout the state, and today we present a quick look at a handful of some important ways California's civic landscape is shifting.
We check in on efforts to raise some dams in the state to store more water, and to raze some dams to to let water run free.
Californians are fed up with flash-mob shoplifting, smash-and-grab theft, and an alarming uptick in Fentanyl deaths.
We are partnering with Bay City News to do some big things. And we're feeling grateful.
Finding information about the community can be hard. We have a plan to make it easy.
Throughout California, people are being sworn into office—some for the first time, and others in the midst of long careers. Adam Schiff is one of the latter.
The LA Democrat takes office under fire, but says he will strive for bipartisanship.
For more than a century, business leaders have done a lot of good. And then Elon and his friends show up and make us all look selfish and bad.
Founded as a business organization in 1915, the Kiwanis Club now serves millions of children worldwide.
A movement started just 12 years ago has gone global—and local. Meanwhile, one of the oldest and largest philanthropic enterprises in the world continues to serve.
In the wake of the First World War, a group of business leaders built an international organization of more than 1,000 local service clubs in less than a decade. It has grown to be one of the biggest philanthropic organizations …
Week One of the charismatic-megafauna segment of our Doing Good series features the BPOE Elks. And: San Diego Zoo cams!
What happens when a 19th century drinking club becomes an enduring force for good? We explain.
Can't make it down to San Diego to visit one of the best zoos in the country? No problem; they bring the zoo to you.
Two plans to protect the ocean and its beaches—and the coolest marine-life webcams on the planet.
Seacliff State Beach was obliterated by storms in 2023. California State Parks is mobilizing the public to reimagine its future.
Thousands of square miles of ocean and coastal habitat are now preserved for future generations.
Streets temporarily closing Jan. 20 for MLK Day events in two Sacramento areas
Many people will be gathering to participate in local events honoring the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, Jan. 20. For the safety of participants and residents, please be aware that st...
Data Report: How the City responded to homelessness Jan. 6-12
The City of Sacramento has released its weekly progress report for the City’s Incident Management Team responding to homelessness. From Jan. 6-12, the City of Sacramento received 955 calls to 311 ...
Meet Leyne Milstein, Sacramento’s new Interim City Manager
The Sacramento City Council this week unanimously approved a contract appointing Leyne Milstein as the City’s Interim City Manager. Milstein officially assumed the role on Jan. 14, stepping in to ...
See how Measure U supports City services with new online tool
The City of Sacramento has launched the Measure U Budget Dashboard, an interactive tool that helps residents view how Measure U sales tax revenues support community priorities. The dashboard allow...
New shelter-and-service campus for people experiencing homelessness opens in south Sacramento
The City of Sacramento, in partnership with Sacramento County and the State of California, has opened a new Safe Stay Community at 6810 Stockton Blvd. to provide shelter and services to people exp...
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