Picton Named to Big Sky All-Tournament Team

Sacramento State junior guard Natalie Picton was named to the Big Sky Conference All-Tournament Team after helping lead the Hornets to a berth in the semifinals for only the fifth time in school history. Read More »

Local Women Business Owners Honored at NAWBO Gala

Celebrating Three Decades of Women’s Leadership Excellence in Sacramento Valley Read More »

Methodist Hospital Achieves Patient Safety Excellence Award

Dignity Health Methodist Hospital of Sacramento announced that it has achieved the 2026 Patient Safety Excellence Award™ from Healthgrades, the No. 1 site Americans use to find a doctor or hospital. Read More »

Academy Player Jackson Montero Joins Republic FC’s First Team on USL Academy Contract

Republic FC announced March 11 the addition of academy player Jackson Montero to the club’s first team roster. Read More »

March is National Social Work Month

March is National Social Work Month, a time to recognize the social workers who help families and communities across Sacramento County. Read More »

Fatal Hit-and-Run Crashes Reach Record High, AAA Foundation Study Finds

One in seven crashes in 2023 involved a driver who fled the scene Read More »

Athletics’ Star Tyler Soderstrom Announces Inaugural Charity Poker Tournament

Tyler Soderstrom, a California native and rising star of the Athletics, is proud to announce his Inaugural Charity Poker Tournament, an exclusive fundraising event benefiting EASE and Keaton’s Child Care Alliance. Read More »

California Ag Leadership Program Continues to Cultivate Future Leaders

Farm Credit proud to support the program, now in its 55th year, which is recognized as one of the top leadership development programs in the nation Read More »

Sacramento County Board of Supervisors Approves $359,823 Gift to Animal Care Services

The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors has formally approved a generous $359,823.44 donation to Sacramento County Bradshaw Animal Shelter from the Estate of Robert W. Steger. Read More »

St. Mary’s Defeats McClatchy for Section Title

The Saturday, Feb. 28 matchup between the Lady Lions of McClatchy High School and the Lady Rams of St. Mary’s High School at the Golden 1 Center was a highly anticipated rematch of last year’s CIF Sac-Joaquin Section semifinals, where the Lady Lions claimed a 67-59 victory on its way to a championship win over the Lady Bulldogs of Folsom High School. Read More »

A Bird of Courage at Station 13

On most days, drivers at the corner of Gloria Drive and 43rd Avenue can rely on a fully functioning traffic light to keep things moving. But for a while, that job belonged to a turkey named Frank. Read More »

City Opens Budget Work Sessions on $66.2M Deficit

The Sacramento City Council on March 3 began Early Budget Work Sessions for the fiscal year 2026-27 budget, launching a month of public discussions focused on closing a projected $66.2 million deficit. Read More »

McClatchy Students Stage ‘Rock of Ages’ Musical

The CK McClatchy High School Visual and Performing Arts Department is thrilled to announce its spring musical production of “Rock of Ages: Teen Edition,” a high-octane, student-powered musical packed with iconic rock anthems, bold characters and nonstop fun. Read More »

Four High-Injury Intersections to Receive Safety Improvements

Pedestrians crossing some of Sacramento’s busiest corridors will soon see brighter warning beacons, clearer markings and improved accessibility features designed to make walking safer and more accessible. Read More »

Luck is in the Air at Old Sacramento Waterfront

28th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade Returns Read More »

Hop, Skip, Jump at Spring Eggstravaganza

Families are invited to hop into Spring at Fairytale Town’s Spring Eggstravaganza, happening 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 4 and Sunday, April 5. Read More »

Metro PAC Endorses Bera, Thompson

On Feb. 26, the Sacramento Metropolitan Chamber Political Action Committee (Metro PAC) announced its endorsements for the upcoming Primary Election, including Ami Bera for California’s newly drawn 3rd Congressional District and Mike Thompson for California’s 4th Congressional District. Read More »

New Superior Courthouse to Open in Sacramento Railyards

Preparations are underway to open the new Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye Sacramento Superior Courthouse next month in the Sacramento Railyards. Read More »

Shake Off the Winter Blues with $8 A's Tickets

The A’s are welcoming fans back to the ballpark this season with $8 tickets for select April and May games at Sutter Health Park, giving families and friends the opportunity to enjoy America’s favorite pastime together with some affordable family fun. Read More »

Braille Production Program Supports Local Business

Nonprofit Society for the Blind in Sacramento is encouraging local businesses and organizations to produce materials in braille for their blind and low vision clients through its braille production program. Read More »

BurnBot Wins National Award

Verizon announced the winners of the 2025 Community Disaster Resilience Prize on March 5 at Cal Expo. Read More »

Sacramento Life Center Launches Community Drives to Support Local Families and Free Women’s Health Services

Sacramento Life Center is inviting the community to take part in two upcoming drives designed to support local families and provide essential medical services through the organization’s free clinic, Sac Valley Women’s Health. Read More »

Community College Students Can Claim CalKIDS Scholarships

In a significant step toward strengthening college access and affordability, State Treasurer Fiona Ma, CPA, announces that CalKIDS, the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office (CCCCO), and the California Cradle-to-Career Data System (C2C) have launched a coordinated initiative to help eligible community college students access their CalKIDS Scholarships. Read More »

Magic Show to Benefit Children

Carmichael-based magicians Dale and Elaine Lorzo are taking their magic to the Sacramento Scottish Rite, 6151 H St., on April 17 for a Kids Carnival and Magic Show fundraiser benefiting children’s communication. Read More »

Cardrooms File Lawsuits Over New Regulations

The lawsuits seek to block the regulations from taking effect and asks the court to invalidate the rules as unlawful. Read More »

Republic FC Signs MLS All-Star and Canadian National Team Veteran Mark-Anthony Kaye

Sacramento Republic FC announced that the club has signed Canadian international and MLS All-Star midfielder Mark-Anthony Kaye. Read More »

Statewide Snowpack Remains Below Average Despite February Boost

The Department of Water Resources (DWR) recently conducted the third snow survey of the season at Phillips Station. The manual survey recorded 28 inches of snow depth and a snow water equivalent of 11 inches, which is 47 percent of average for this location. Read More »

Athletics Acquire RHP A.J. Causey from Royals for RHP Mitch Spence

The Athletics have acquired minor league right-handed pitcher A.J. Causey from the Kansas City Royals for right-handed pitcher Mitch Spence, the club announced Feb. 12. Spence was designated for assignment on Tuesday Feb. 10. Read More »

SacSewer Connects Five Disadvantaged Communities to Public Sewer

219 properties transition from aging septic systems to reliable sewer service, protecting public health and the environment Read More »

Samiya Jenkins Selected to Big 8 All-Conference Team

American River College forward Samiya Jenkins has been named to the 2025-26 Big 8 All-Conference Team, recognizing her standout performance and leadership. Read More »

Applications Open for Sacramento District Attorney’s Citizens Academy

The Sacramento County District Attorney's Office hosts the Citizen Academy in partnership with the Sacramento Police Department, Sacramento County Sheriff's Office and Sacramento County Probation Department. Read More »

CalHR Named Gallup Exceptional Workplace Award Winner

The California Department of Human Resources (CalHR) has been named a 2026 Gallup Exceptional Workplace Award (GEWA) winner for strengths development. The award recognizes organizations that create workplace cultures that help people do their best work. Read More »

California Comment on NFIB’s Latest Jobs Report

National numbers not reflective of state’s below national average on optimism Read More »

CARE in Action: One Man’s Journey Off the Streets

Lorenzo Leon remembers what life was like before CARE Court. Read More »

Hornet Football to Join Mid-American Conference

The Mid-American Conference recently announced the addition of Sacramento State as a football-only member beginning July 1. Read More »