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The city will deploy drones this Fourth of July to crack down on illegal fireworks and protect communities from fire hazards.
Sacramento International Airport is expanding by $1.3 billion, and Sacramento State plans a downtown campus with mixed-use ...
Sacramento Mayor Kevin McCarty and City Manager Howard Chan listens to Andrew Bianchi as he urges the City Council not to ...
Sacramento landlords are paying a $42,500 settlement after a state department sued them for allegedly discriminating against a Section 8 tenant.
Social work interns help hundreds of Sacramento Public Library patrons solve problems with socioeconomic hardships.
Sacramento police are searching for a driver who struck and killed a woman Monday night in south Sacramento, then fled the ...
On Wednesday, CapRadio leadership portrayed a steady climb to stabilization. Revenues and expenses are forecast to be about $12 million each for the fiscal year, which began Tuesday and runs until ...
New California state laws will make it easier for developers to build housing in areas of Sacramento that are outside downtown and midtown. Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday signed laws to loosen parts of ...
Michelle Gillard, 53, pulls a tarp during a homeless protest outside City Hall in 2016. The City Council is considering a new ordinance to prohibit overnight sleeping outside City Hall, a reversal of ...
Officers found the man just before 11 p.m. Monday in the area of 26th Avenue and Franklin Boulevard in the North City Farms section of the city, Sacramento Police Department officials said. The man ...
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State Sen. Angelique Ashby’s bill to revamp homeless governance in the county is in trouble as local leaders line up in opposition, writes opinion columnist.
The July 1 deadline has been delayed one year for “nearly all” state workers who fall under the jurisdiction of Gov. Newsom’s ...
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