Sacramento County Bulletin Board

City Attorney responds to County DA’s letter regarding Camp Resolution

Sacramento City Attorney Susana Alcala Wood on Nov. 22 provided a formal response to Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho’s Nov. 14 letter regarding Camp Resolution (2225 Colfax St.), a se...

Free holiday parking in downtown, midtown and Old Sacramento starts Nov. 24

This holiday season, the City of Sacramento once again will adjust parking meter operating hours in specific areas to encourage residents and visitors to dine, shop, and attend events in Old Sacra...

Traffic alert: Thanksgiving morning road closures for Sacramento’s annual Run to Feed the Hungry

Run to Feed the Hungry, an annual 10K run & 5K run/walk to support Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services, will be closing various streets in and around East Sacramento on Thanksgiving Day morning...

City of Sacramento to activate weather-respite center Nov. 24-28

With the National Weather Service forecasting cold nighttime temperatures, the City of Sacramento is activating weather-respite operations at its Outreach and Engagement Center (3615 Auburn Blvd.)...

This turkey tip could help you avoid a holiday headache

The holidays are nearly here, and many people celebrate by cooking hearty meals for their their families and friends. Although certain dishes are staples of holiday meals — including turkeys...

Meet the five artists selected to support Sacramento City government with community engagement

Five local artists have been selected to serve for up to one year in various City of Sacramento departments to help to engage communities in the areas of climate and sustainability, community deve...

Plan to modernize City’s business operating tax moves forward, heads to March 5 ballot

A proposal to update Sacramento’s business operating tax has been approved by the City Council and now will go in front of voters in March. The City’s non-cannabis BOT was last updated in 1991, sa...

City awarded historic preservation grant to highlight LGBTQ+ history in Sacramento

The City’s Historic Preservation team recently was awarded $40,000 from the California Office of Historic Preservation to help protect and preserve LGBTQ+ history in Sacramento. The City will be p...

Greater Sacramento Economic Council Launches Entrepreneurship Initiative to Elevate the Region’s Startup Ecosystem

The Greater Sacramento Economic Council (GSEC) announced the organization will launch a robust entrepreneurship initiative during Global Entrepreneurship week within the organization to foster and...

City Council approves funding to help reopen iconic ice skating rink on Del Paso Boulevard

A shuttered, iconic ice skating rink on Del Paso Boulevard will receive more than a million dollars in City funding so it can be restored for public use and operated year round. The Sacramento Cit...

City of Sacramento to activate weather-respite center Nov. 17-19

With the National Weather Service forecasting extended rain this weekend, the City of Sacramento is activating weather-respite operations at its Outreach and Engagement Center (3615 Auburn Blvd.)....

Data Report: How the City responded to homelessness (Nov. 6-12)

Assistant City Manager Mario Lara on Nov. 14 provided the weekly report to the City Council regarding the work of the City’s Incident Management Team responding to homelessness. From Nov. 6-12, th...

City relaunches Shop 916 gift card promotion for holiday shopping and gift giving

Get extra spending money and shop local with the City of Sacramento’s Shop 916 gift card promotion of buy a gift card, get a bonus gift card. “With over 100 participating Sacramento businesses, th...

Seascape Resort in Aptos, CA: A Cliffside Resort with Charm

Imagine waking up to the soothing sound of waves crashing on the shore and stepping out onto your private balcony to witness the sun rising over the vast Pacific Ocean. Welcome to Seascape Resort ...

Stirm Wine Co. – A Small Boutique Winery with Big Dreams in California’s Pajaro Valley

Ryan Stirm, winemaker at Stirm Wine Co., is about as down to earth as his small boutique winery which is hidden on a hillside in the Pajaro Valley. He didn’t plan to be a winemaker, but that’s the...

Harris Ranch Resort: Classy Western Vibes and Farm-to-Table Fun

Welcome to the ultimate getaway destination that combines the best of luxury and farm-fresh fun! Harris Ranch Resort, located in California's San Joaquin Valley, is an oasis that offers a unique a...

Buy, Eat, and Learn at Far West Fungi’s Retail and Restaurant Locations

Far West Fungi is a family-owned and operated mushroom farm in Northern California founded by John and Toby Garrone in 1983. This year marks Far West Fungi’s 40th anniversary. Their farms are spre...

Keenan Farms: Cultivating Excellence in Pistachio Growing

In the heart of California's San Joaquin Valley, where the warm sun and fertile soil create the perfect conditions for pistachio growing, there's a family-owned farm that stands as a symbol of exc...

Family Tree Farms – From Humble Beginnings to Leadership in Ag Innovation

From humble beginnings in farm labor during the Great Depression to becoming a world leader in agricultural innovation, the Jackson family’s story is one of resilience, determination, and incredib...

There’s Something Cheesy at Bravo Farms – A Visit to Vintage Cheese

Bravo Farms is more than just another roadside attraction and a place to stretch your legs when cruising down Highway 99, it’s also home to Vintage Cheese, a small creamery that crafts unique and ...

Savoring the Bounty: A Fun-Filled Guide to Agritourism in Santa Cruz

When you think of Santa Cruz, the first images that come to mind might include stunning beaches, iconic surfing spots, and a vibrant boardwalk. But Santa Cruz is also a hidden gem for agritourism ...

Learn how to prune shade trees at this Nov. 18 workshop

The Sacramento Free Foundation is inviting people to attend a free workshop on Nov. 18 to learn how to prune and care for young shade trees. According to staff, pruning trees can help improve thei...

Sacramento’s annual Veterans Day parade is Nov. 11. Here’s what is planned

The annual Veterans Day parade in downtown Sacramento will take place Saturday, Nov. 11. Hosted by the Veterans Affiliated Council, this year’s activities include an opening ceremony, parade, vend...

Front Street Animal Shelter adapts during ongoing veterinarian shortage

Like other shelters across California and the U.S., Front Street Animal Shelter is being affected by an ongoing veterinarian shortage. Increased pet adoptions during the pandemic and more veterina...

Greater Sacramento Economic Council Launches Global Strategy and Partnership with Sacramento International Airport

The Greater Sacramento Economic Council (GSEC) and the Sacramento International Airport are excited to announce the launch of Globalizing Greater Sacramento, its groundbreaking international forei...

Data report: How the City responded to homelessness (Oct. 30-Nov. 5)

The City’s Incident Management Team responding to homelessness has provided its weekly data report regarding outreach, compliance and cleanup for Oct. 30-Nov. 5. During that time, the City of Sacr...

The City’s annual community survey is live. Tell us what you think about life in Sacramento

The City's annual community survey is once again underway, and residents are invited to participate and provide insights on public transportation, parks, entertainment options, crime and more. Adm...

‘Check before you burn’ season is back in Sacramento. Here are the rules for fireplace users

Is your fireplace beckoning now that cooler weather has arrived in Sacramento? Local officials are reminding residents to “check before you burn.” From Nov. 1 to Feb. 28, residents in Sacramento C...

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Climate Activists Call for Escalation in the Fight for the Future

At sunrise on October 19, youth climate activists associated with the group Occupy Beale gave a speech decrying the imperialist military-industrial complex, responsible for countless ecological at...

Data Report: How the City responded to homelessness (Oct. 23-29)

The City’s new Incident Management Team responding to homelessness provided its weekly report regarding outreach, compliance and cleanup for Oct. 23-29. During that time, the City of Sacramento re...

$3.5 million in grants now available to support North Sacramento businesses and nonprofits

The City of Sacramento is now accepting applications for grants to support North Sacramento small businesses and nonprofits organizations.  “These grants were created to help the North Sacramento ...

Looking for a new washing machine? This City rebate can help you save money and water

If you're planning to buy a new washing machine, a rebate from the City of Sacramento could save you $125 on high-efficiency clothes washers. The rebates are part of the City's water conservation ...

City supports youth in Marina Vista and Alder Grove through nonprofit partnership

Every Tuesday and Thursday evening, kids from the Marina Vista and Alder Grove community head to the gym at the nearby Health Professions High School. Ranging from elementary to high school age, t...

Citrus Heights Block Party Trailer

engagED voices feature key initiatives in the region to educate community members about the developments underway in our region. For this month’s feature, we talked with Citrus Heights Economic De...

John Hidahl (El Dorado County)

John Hidahl is District 1 Supervisor for El Dorado County and a member of GSEC’s Board of Directors. Learn more about why he values economic development, working with GSEC and living and working i...

Data Report: How the City responded to homelessness (Oct. 16-20)

The following are data points from the weekly report provided by the City’s new Incident Management Team responding to homelessness. During the week of Oct. 16-20, the City of Sacramento received ...

How do apples grow in California?

Apples are synonymous with fall. They’re the star in some of our favorite treats, from apple cakes to baked apples, appletinis and the American classic, apple pie. But what do you really know abou...

Visit Rainbow Orchards for Apple Cider Donuts + Chill California Vibes

Rainbow Orchards is a small apple farm in Camino, California. It's part of a larger farm collective known as Apple Hill, one of Northern California's most popular agritourism attractions. The allu...

Violent crime drops more than 18 percent in the City of Sacramento, stats show

Violent crime in Sacramento dropped 18.2 percent in the first nine months of 2023, and the number of people victimized by gun violence fell by a third. Homicides and rapes fell 40 percent compared...