Sacramento Launches Campaign for MLB Expansion Team

California capital unveils The Sacramento Pitch, backed by a fully entitled 50-acre stadium site and nearly $2 billion in public-private commitments Read More »

Let’s Not Just Talk About Housing Affordability – Let’s Act

For the past decade, Californians have been leaving the Golden State in droves to find more affordable places to live. We now have proof they’re making the right decision. Read More »

What’s Wrong with the Legislature Can be Explained in these Two Bills

How Can Measures Passing 78-0, 34-2 in One House Never Get a Hearing in the Other Chamber? Read More »

Aquatic Center Hosts Rowing Champs

Lake Natoma’s normally placid waters last weekend echoed with cheers and college chants during the Intercollegiate Rowing Association’s National Championship Regatta. Read More »

Sacramento County’s New 311 Connect Mobile App is Here

Sacramento County is launching a newly updated 311 Connect Mobile Application now featuring a modern design, improved usability and enhanced security to deliver a smoother, more intuitive experience for our community. Read More »

Fall Kindergarteners Can Sign Up for Summer KinderCamp with United Way

Rancho Cordova children entering kindergarten this fall who have not attended preschool are invited to apply for United Way California Capital Region’s KinderCamp school-readiness program this summer. Read More »

A Year Worth Celebrating

As another school year comes to a close, those of us fortunate enough to work in education tend to get a little emotional this time of year. Read More »

Local Author Visits Rancho Cordova School for United Way Kids Read

Local author Crystel Patterson visited Rancho Cordova’s Cordova Villa Elementary School on May 20 to read her book “I am Different” to third graders and talk about her book series, “Inspired to Be…”. Read More »

FCUSD Seamless Summer Feeding Program Returns This Summer

The FCUSD Food Services Department will once again offer meals at no cost to families to children and teens through the USDA Seamless Summer Feeding Program this summer. Read More »

Good Neighbor Day Brings City Hall to the Park

Residents can meet city officials, connect with local organizations and celebrate community spirit at Good Neighbor Day from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. June 11 at Dave Roberts Community Park, 10820 Mapola Way. Read More »

Mayer Makes It Two in a Row

Cordova Lancers’ sophomore standout Perry Mayer was recently named to the 2026 All-Metro League team for the second year in a row, coming off a superb season as the No. 1 singles player in the Lancers’ lineup. But that shouldn’t come as a surprise. Read More »

Folsom Cordova Adult School Honors ESL Students for Academic Progress and Community Service

Nearly 400 English as a Second Language students at Folsom Cordova Adult School were recognized for their academic achievement and community involvement during recognition assemblies held May 6. Read More »

County Seeks Climate Emergency Task Force Members

The County of Sacramento is seeking community members to serve on its Climate Emergency Mobilization Task Force, a volunteer advisory body helping shape the County’s response to climate change through collaboration, public engagement and policy recommendations. Read More »

CDFW Releases Ocean Salmon Harvest Tracking Tools

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is pleased to announce the launch of new digital tools to track the recreational and commercial in-season harvests of ocean salmon. Read More »

Keeping Street Food Safe

Sacramento County’s Environmental Management Department (EMD), in coordination with partner agencies, continues outreach and enforcement efforts aimed at improving food safety and helping sidewalk food vendors operate legally and safely throughout the county. Read More »

SAFE Employees Run Third Annual Flag Collection Drive Through June

Coinciding with Memorial Day weekend and Flag Day in June, SAFE Credit Union employees are holding their third annual U.S. Flag collection drive through Tuesday, June 30. Read More »

Suite Selection for Republic FC’s New Downtown Stadium Begins

As construction crews advance important infrastructure work, Republic FC is launching a new, elevated matchday experience, marking a new era of premium offerings in Sacramento sports and entertainment hospitality. Read More »

Metal Supermarkets Expands Trade School Scholarship Program

Awards $20,000 to Eight Students Read More »

Ten Nonprofits Selected for Inaugural Capacity-Building Initiative

Sacramento County and the Sacramento Region Community Foundation are announcing the ten nonprofit organizations selected to participate in the inaugural cohort of the Sacramento Countywide Nonprofit Partnership Initiative (SCNPI), a 20-month capacity-building program designed to strengthen the sustainability of mid-sized nonprofits serving Sacramento County residents. Read More »

Sacramento’s Own Lawsuit Machine Shows Why SB 84 Can't Wait

If you want to understand why California's Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) lawsuit crisis has gone on so long without a fix, look no further than your own backyard. For years, one of the state's most prolific serial lawsuit filers operated his litigation empire out of a home office in Carmichael. Read More »

‘My Sister’s House’ Hosts AAPI Fashion Show

Raises Awareness for Domestic Abuse Survivors Read More »

Service Above Self

DOVIA Awards Celebrate Local Volunteers Read More »

Lady Lancers Recognized at Awards Banquet

The Cordova Lady Lancers recently honored the players within their softball program during their annual end-of-season awards banquet, which was held at Cordova High School on May 18. Read More »

Fireworks Rules in Rancho Cordova

What You Need to Know Read More »

Lancers Host Awards Banquet

The Cordova Lancers held their end of season awards banquet on May 21 at Cordova High School, honoring the players whose hard work made their spring season so special. Read More »

All You Need is Pets

The Spirit of Fallen Hero Shines on at Animal Care Faire Read More »

The Last Inning of Spring

There’s something about the end of baseball season that feels different than every other sport. Football ends with noise. Basketball ends with buzzers. But baseball and softball? They end with sunsets. Read More »

Grad-itude Walk Brings Seniors Home

Graduating seniors from schools across the Folsom Cordova Unified School District (FCUSD) returned to the campuses where their academic journeys began this month as part of the district’s annual Grad-itude Walk tradition. Read More »

‘Summer of Shenanigans’

Visit Rancho Cordova Unveils Bucket List Photo Challenge Read More »

Nearly Half of High School Students Eligible for CalKIDS Scholarships

As high school seniors across Sacramento County make college and career decisions ahead of graduation, CalKIDS is encouraging students and families to check whether scholarship funds have already been set aside in their names. Read More »

For Those Who Gave All

Rancho Cordova marks 18th annual Memorial Day observance Read More »

A New Chapter in Food Access

Community Food Hub Opens with Focus on Dignity and Choice Read More »