Make Old Sacramento Waterfront Your Holiday Destination

The historic district has something for everyone this season Read More »

Veterans Get Green Lights

From Nov. 4 through Nov. 8, Sacramento County illuminated the Administration Building at 700 H St. in green as part of the National Association of Counties’ Operation Green Light for Veterans campaign. Read More »

Robles Extends Lead

Incumbent Sergio Robles continues to lead in the City Council race here against challenger Peggy Parks, according to unofficial election results Nov. 6 from the Sacramento County Voter Registration and Elections office. Read More »

Movie Challenges Racism, Hatred

A well-known Elk Grove musician has composed the score for a Punjabi-English action film due in theaters Nov. 13. The film is based on true events. Read More »

Police Warn of Impersonation Scam

Elk Grove police are warning residents about fraudulent phone calls from scammers impersonating police department personnel and demanding money. Read More »

Seasons First Flu Death

Sacramento County Public Health on Nov. 4 confirmed the first flu-related death of the 2026-27 flu season. The death involved a woman in her 50s with underlying chronic medical conditions who was not vaccinated against the flu. Read More »

Destiny Christian Wins Championship

West Park High School traveled to take on Destiny Christian Academy Lions Nov. 6 in what would be the final game of the regular season and for the Metropolitan League Championship. Read More »

Newsom Announces Five Appointments to Sacramento Superior Court

Gov. Gavin Newsom announced five appointments to the Sacramento Superior Court bench on Wednesday Nov. 4. Read More »

Sierra Donor Services Honors Veterans Day

Sierra Donor Services (SDS) proudly joins the nation honoring the courageous men and women who served in the United States Armed Forces, our Military Veterans and Donor Heroes - including the many Veterans whose lives were saved and improved through the gift of organ, eye and tissue donation. Read More »

Recruitment for the 2027-28 Sac County Civil Grand Jury Opens Soon

The Civil Grand Jury is appointed to provide oversight of Sacramento County, its cities, public schools, including community colleges and special district agencies and operations. Read More »

County Sandbag Locations Open

The Sacramento County Department of Water Resources (DWR) has opened three sandbag locations for residents in the unincorporated areas. Read More »

Paityn Snow Named Hawk of the Week

Volleyball Sophomore, Paityn Snow leads the Hawks’ offensive attack with 23 kills and four service aces across two straight-set victories Read More »

California Contractors Board Takes 73 Enforcement Actions in Multistate Sweep

The Contractors State License Board (CSLB) recently completed a combined 39 separate stings and sweeps resulting in 73 enforcement actions across the state. Read More »

A’s Hire Former Brewers Exec Cam Castro as GM

The Athletics have found a right-hand man for new president of baseball operations Taylor Smith. Read More »

Sites Reservoir Clears Major Milestone with State Board Water Right Decision

Decision advances landmark project to strengthen California’s water supply and resilience Read More »

Aggies’ Afsoon Roshanzamir Johnston Named to National Wrestling Hall of Fame

Former UC Davis wrestler and Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame inductee Afsoon Roshanzamir Johnston has been named to the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Class of 2027, becoming the first UC Davis wrestler to earn induction as a Distinguished Member. Read More »

Sacramento County Prepares for Strong El Niño Winter

With a strong El Niño expected this winter, Sacramento County is preparing for heavy rainfall, flooding and severe winter storms. Read More »

Mandaquit Earns All-Big West Honors in Women’s Soccer’s Debut Season

Sacramento State junior midfielder Jaety Mandaquit was named to the All-Big West honorable mention squad on Nov. 3, becoming the first Hornet to pick up all-conference honors from The Big West in the team’s debut season. Read More »

Robles Way Ahead

Incumbent Sergio Robles has a cushion in the race for the District 4 City Council seat here, according to unofficial election results from Sacramento County. Read More »

Wildcats End Drought

The top two teams in the Delta League faced off for the league championship Oct. 30. Read More »

New Teen Center Proposed

Nonprofits Might Share the Space Read More »

Giving a Second Chance

When someone's heart stops, survival often depends on what happens in the next few minutes. Read More »

Showing Off STEM Skills

Middle-schoolers on Nov. 15 will test their skills in science, technology, engineering and math at a Lego and coding tournament here. Read More »

‘Space is the Problem’

Board members for the Senior Center of Elk Grove heard from dozens of people Nov. 2 about what the board should do to accommodate a growing membership. Read More »

Finding Freedom in Darkness

Basit Choudhary of Elk Grove was fascinated when he realized it was easier to walk with zero vision than it was with partial vision. Read More »

Three Flag Football Blowouts

Oct. 28 marked the beginning of the California Interscholastic Federation Sac-Joaquin flag football playoffs. Teams are competing for a spot in the section championship. Read More »

Deputy City Manager Named

Elk Grove City Manager Jason Behrmann has appointed Andrea Cortez as the new deputy city manager. The promotion marks the next step in a city career that began in an entry-level customer service position in 2011. Read More »

Sacramento Superior Court to Host Adoption Day Event

Sacramento Superior Court will finalize and celebrate the adoptions of children from foster care on Friday, Nov. 6. Read More »

University Gets National Certification

Excelencia in Education announced Oct. 27 that California State University, Sacramento (Sacramento State) has earned certification as an Intentionally Thriving Institution (ITI). Read More »

Research Inspires Artwork

Artists and researchers will come together Nov. 12 at ARx Live to unveil artwork inspired by science research, according to SMUD’s Museum of Science and Curiosity. Read More »

Lace Up Those Skates

Downtown Sacramento's favorite winter tradition is back! Presented by Dignity Health, the Downtown Sacramento Ice Rink returned Nov. 4 in Ali Youssefi Square at 7th and K streets. Read More »

Brain Health Forum Focuses on Detection

This year’s forum will focus on exciting advances in Alzheimer’s early detection, including blood-based testing, new treatment options and practical information for families navigating the challenges of caregiving. Read More »