Collins Speaks Out After Dismissal

Former Cordova Lancers boys varsity basketball head coach Chris Collins has decided to speak publicly after his untimely dismissal in early February, just over one month after taking the job. Read More »

Hoover Demands Audit of Failed 911 Project

Calls for accountability in collapsed emergency system overhaul Read More »

KCRA 3 Names Michelle Dapper Sports Director

KCRA 3 announced recently that Michelle Dapper has been named Sports Director, continuing her long-standing leadership and award-winning coverage of sports throughout Northern California. Read More »

Photography Month Returns in April

Annual photographic event offers a diverse and collaborative celebration of the visual arts Read More »

Area Museums Offer Activations for Homeschoolers

Sacramento area museums are proud to amplify learning by offering education related activations and opportunities all year long. Read More »

SMUD and Calpine Extend Geothermal Power Agreement

SMUD and Calpine LLC have reached a long-term extension and expansion of their existing power purchase agreement for geothermal energy from The Geysers, strengthening SMUD’s long-term strategy to deliver reliable, clean electricity to its customers. Read More »

February Raises Awareness of Teen Dating Violence

Romantic relationships between teenagers are incredibly complicated. The undertaking of a relationship, very often, requires more maturity than most teens have developed. Read More »

March Volunteer Madness Returns

The Cordova Community Council will present its 26th annual Community Volunteer Awards on March 13, celebrating individuals and organizations whose service has strengthened Rancho Cordova. Read More »

Rancho Cordova Appoints Shaun Hampton as Chief of Police

Current Chief Matt Tamayo to Retire in March Read More »

When Bingo Calls, Community Answers

There were plenty of “Bingo!” calls echoing through the community room Tuesday morning at Summerset Senior Living Rancho Cordova, but the real win was connection. Read More »

Newsom Signs Bill That Strips Veterans of Choice, Delays Access to Earned Benefits

Feb. 10, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 694 (Archuleta), a measure promoted as “protecting Veterans,” but one that ultimately restricts their freedom to choose how they access earned disability benefits. Read More »

Students Urged to Claim CalKIDS Scholarships Before FAFSA Deadline

As the March 2 priority financial aid deadline approaches, Sacramento County high school seniors completing the FAFSA or California Dream Act Application (CADAA) are encouraged to check whether they have a CalKIDS Scholarship that can help pay for college or career training. Read More »

California Doubles Down on Commitment to Transit

Caltrans recently announced major steps in strengthening its commitment to public transportation by establishing a new Deputy Director for Transit and Rail Programs and restoring the Division of Mass Transportation to create a dedicated team focused on providing faster, more reliable and connected transit services statewide. Read More »

Athletics Sign Right Hand Pitchers Barlow and Civale

The Athletics have signed right-handed pitchers Scott Barlow and Aaron Civale to one-year deals, the club announced recently. To clear spots on the 40-man roster, the A’s designated right-handed pitchers Grant Holman and Mitch Spence for assignment. Read More »

SacSewer Honored with Seven Awards

Recognizing Innovation, Community Impact and Workforce Excellence Read More »

California Lawmakers Strike Back at DUI Repeat Offenders

After witnessing the devastation caused by drunk drivers firsthand, former California Highway Patrol (CHP) Sergeant Assemblyman Tom Lackey (R-Palmdale) is partnering with Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris (D-Irvine) and Senator Bob Archuleta (D-Pico Rivera) to protect victims, and hold repeat DUI offenders accountable. Read More »

Baudouin’s Clutch Play Nets Big Sky Weekly Honors

Sacramento State redshirt junior Lou Baudouin came up clutch for the Hornets’ women’s tennis team in a split of its duals last week, finishing 3-1 overall against both Washington State and No. 11 Stanford to pick up Big Sky Conference Player of the Week laurels. Read More »

New Home Sales in Greater Sacramento Region Climb 79%

New home sales in the greater Sacramento area got off to a fast start in January, soaring 79 percent higher than December’s totals, the North State Building Industry Association reported recently. Read More »

River Cats Unveil ‘Festival of Baseball’

The Sacramento River Cats recently announced the launch of the River Cats Festival of Baseball at Sutter Health Park, a season-long marketing campaign that transforms each homestand into a uniquely curated music-festival-style experience, celebrating the spirit, culture and community that defines Sacramento. Read More »

Avoid the Risk of Outages by Controlling Your Helium Balloons This Valentine’s Day

With Valentine’s Day around the corner, helium-filled balloons can make the holiday even more special, colorful and festive. Read More »

Lady Lancers’ Season Nearing the Finish Line

The Cordova Lady Lancers have had a rough go of things in Metro League play this season. Read More »

Collins Dismissed as Lancers Head Coach

For the second time this season, the Cordova Lancers have found themselves looking for a new boys’ varsity basketball head coach. Read More »

VSP Eyes of Hope Mobile Clinic Tour

Early in the week of Feb. 2‚ Assemblyman Josh Hoover had the opportunity to tour VSP's Eyes of Hope mobile clinic event in Rancho Cordova‚ hosted in partnership with the Rancho Cordova Food Locker and Cordova Neighborhood Church. Read More »

SacSewer Earns National Recognition

The Sacramento Area Sewer District (SacSewer) has been awarded a 2026 National Environmental Achievement Award (NEAA) by the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA) Read More »

Effort Is the Only Stat That Transfers

Parents often think youth sports are about performance, scores, stats, playing time, and wins. But beneath the drills and scoreboards, psychological conditioning is shaping how a child will approach challenge for the rest of their life. Read More »

Grantmaking at a Glance

Sacramento Region Community Foundation Celebrates $22.2M Awarded from Local Donors in 2025 Read More »

Coffee with the Mayor

Residents are invited to enjoy a cup of coffee and connect with Mayor Garrett Gatewood during two upcoming informal community meetups. “Coffee with the Mayor” will take place on Tuesday, Feb. 24, and Tuesday, March 24, from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. at Starbucks, 4010 Sunrise Blvd. Read More »

Council Oks Artist Contracts for Zinfandel Drive Overcrossing

The Rancho Cordova City Council on Feb. 2 approved moving forward with artist contracts for the Zinfandel Drive bicycle and pedestrian overcrossing and accompanying ArtWalk, a nearly $37 million project city leaders described as both a critical transportation link and a future landmark. Read More »

Kites Color Rancho Cordova Skies

Bright kites bobbed and danced above Stone Creek Community Park on Saturday, Jan. 24, as more than 800 residents gathered for the International Kite Festival hosted by the Sacramento Telangana Association (STA), turning a winter afternoon into a joyful splash of color, culture and community. Read More »

Gymnastics Sweeps MPSF Weekly Awards

For the first time this season UC Davis gymnastics has brought home Mountain Pacific Sports Federation weekly awards sweeping all three following the weekend with Amelia Moneymaker (Gymnast of the Week), Molly Osborne (Freshman of the Week) and Avah Reichow (Specialist of the Week) all bringing home the honors. Read More »

Sacramento County Honored with North State BIA ‘Friend of Housing’ Award

Sacramento County has been recognized by the North State Building Industry Association (BIA) with its prestigious Friend of Housing Award. Read More »

McDaniel Named Women's Transportation Seminar Member of the Year

The Women’s Transportation Seminar (WTS) Sacramento Chapter has named Sacramento County Department of Transportation (SacDOT) Principal Planner, Mikki McDaniel, the organization’s member of the year. Read More »

Children's Oral Health Matters

Sacramento County Public Health (SCPH) remains committed to reducing preventable dental disease and expanding access to care during National Children’s Dental Health Month and throughout the year. Read More »

SCOE Holds Ceremony for Fall Graduates

Achievements Demonstrate "A Foundation No One Can Take Away" Read More »

‘Love Your Life’ this Valentine's Day with Single Mom Strong

Single Mom Strong, the nonprofit devoted to empowering single mothers and their children, is proud to present its annual “Love Your Life” event, a joyful Valentine’s Day celebration focused on self-love and community connection. Read More »