Sacramento reports weekly progress in addressing homelessness, including handling 2,203 cases and aiding 102 people.

SACRAMENTO — The City of Sacramento is considering making cuts to vacant police department positions to help make up for its $44 million budget deficit. The proposed budget has the city council ...

SACRAMENTO — The city of trees is looking to nearly double its tree canopy over the next two decades. The City of Sacramento approved an urban forest plan with a big goal to plant 25,000 trees a year ...

Sacramento proposes four new homeless sites including three fee-based tiny home communities. City enforcement removed long-standing homeless encampment at City Hall in July 2025. Sacramento faces 40% ...

From Aug. 4-10, the city received a total of 726 calls to the 311 line, resulting in 2,044 cases being opened on concerns related to unsheltered individuals. 1,010 of these cases were closed, meaning ...

Sacramento city and county leaders, along with over 200 attendees, gathered for a seven-hour meeting at the Sacramento Public Library Tuesday to discuss how they can unify their homelessness ...

CRITICAL ISSUE. SACRAMENTO’S KATE RILEY PLANTED THE TREE OUTSIDE HER HOME NEARLY 30 YEARS AGO. IT’S ONE OF THE TALLEST TREES ON THIS BLOCK. IT PROVIDES SHADE. IT KEEPS MY LIVING ROOM FRIGID THROUGH ...

OF SACRAMENTO SAY THEY’RE COMMITTED TO LOOKING FOR WAYS TO KEEP THE ZOO IN THE CITY. THIS ALL COMES AFTER THE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT THE ZOO WOULD NO LONGER GET READY TO MOVE ITS OPERATION AND ITS ANIMALS ...

Developers seek to build a series of industrial warehouses south of the Sacramento International Airport in North Natomas.

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (FOX40.COM) — The City of Sacramento is ...

Jennifer West had no doubt in her mind that the film “One Battle After Another” would thrive during awards season. West, film commissioner for the city of Sacramento, attended a special screening ...

State Sen. Angelique Ashby, D-Sacramento, attends the Senate Energy, Utilities and Communications Committee who held the first public discussion of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plan to penalize oil companies ...