Lady Lancers Lean into Familiarity This Season

The Cordova Lady Lancers are currently preparing for a new season with new players, new expectations and a new head coach. Luckily for them, the transition should be a smooth one. Read More »

Lancers Cross Country Off and Running

Heading into their second season under the leadership of head coach Charlie Gonzalez, the Cordova Lancers are looking forward to a new season and new experiences as they continue to build up the program. Read More »

Ruby Gets a Second Chance

When Ruby stopped eating and started rapidly losing weight, 60 pounds in just one month, her dad knew something was terribly wrong. Read More »

Back to School and Into the Future

Riverview STEM Academy Kicks Off New School Year with K-8 Expansion Read More »

Council Acts on Illegal Fireworks and Regional Appointments

The City Council convened its scheduled meeting on Aug. 4 to discuss several key city matters, including council appointments to regional boards, commissions and committees, as well as enforcement efforts related to illegal fireworks and temporary fireworks stands. Read More »

Collins’ Summer Success Continues

Seasons often can be made or broken in the dog days of summer. As the temperature rises, the competition around the league continues to sharpen. Teams look to the summer stretch to create some space in the table and demonstrate their skills. Read More »

Nick Kurtz Named American League Player and Rookie of the Month

A’s first baseman Nick Kurtz has been named the American League Player and Rookie of the Month for July. Read More »

Football Holds First Scrimmage of Fall Camp

It sounded a lot like football season at University of California, Davis Health Stadium on Sunday, Aug. 3 when No. 11 UC Davis football strapped it up and welcomed officials to Shredville for the first full scrimmage of fall camp under clear skies and the California sun. Read More »

Sacramento Superior Court Appoints Kelly Sullivan as Interim Officer

The Sacramento Superior Court recently announced the appointment of Kelly Sullivan as interim court executive officer. Read More »

Fentanyl Awareness Summit Open to the Public

Sacramento County’s annual Fentanyl Awareness Summit is back this year with a renewed sense of urgency and hope. Read More »

‘In a Nutshell’ Returns to Sacramento

Storytellers Tackle the Theme of Bullies Read More »

PG&E Data Center Demand Pipeline Swells to 10 Gigawatts

Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) on July 31 shared that it is proactively working to serve 10 gigawatts (GW) of new electricity demand from data center projects over the next 10 years, which is enough energy to simultaneously power approximately 7.5-million homes. Read More »

President’s Executive Order Opening 401(k)s to Private Markets Needed

On Aug. 7, the California Business Roundtable indicated its support to expand access to private investments in 401(k) accounts. Read More »

Long-term Liability Increases to $91.5 Billion

State Controller Announces Benefits Increases for State Retirees Read More »

Reduce Electricity during Flex Alerts and Earn Bill Credits

With temperature rising, it’s not too late to register for Power Saver Rewards, a California Public Utilities Commission program. Read More »

Airport Sets All-Time Passenger Record

Sacramento International Airport (SMF) achieved the busiest month in airport history with 1,296,818 passengers traveling through the airport in June. Read More »

Legendary Lancers Baseball Team Receives Newest Accolade

1981 Lancers to be Inducted into Hall of Fame Read More »

Lancers Football Hosting Breakfast Fundraiser

The Cordova Lancers football program is hosting a pancake breakfast fundraiser on Aug. 23 inside the football stadium. Read More »

‘Birds of a Feather’

Cordova Community Council event specialist Andrea Medina recently introduced the current Art at City Hall show, titled “Birds of a Feather.” Read More »

Girl Scouts Celebrate Capitol Bridging Ceremony

Girl Scouts Heart of Central California (GSHCC) hosted its annual Capitol Bridging Ceremony on June 21, bringing together Girl Scouts of all ages for a memorable morning of reflection, celebration and advancement. Read More »

Snake, Rattle and Rescue

In what the Chinese zodiac calls the Year of the Snake; reptiles are keeping wildlife capture specialists busy. Read More »

Second Chances for Justice-Involved Adults

A new chapter began for dozens of Sacramento County residents stepping into stability, safety and a second chance. Read More »

Trio Of Hornets Taken on Day Two of Major League Baseball Draft

Three Sacramento State baseball players were selected on day two of the 2025 Major League Baseball Draft on Monday, as right-hander Carson Latimer (Cincinnati), infielder JP Smith (Minnesota), and right-hander Kade Brown (Athletics) were among the 615 players chosen overall during the league’s two-day event. Read More »

55th Sacramento County Women’s Golf Championship

The 55th Sacramento County Women’s Golf Championship took place on July 26 and 27, at Mather Golf Course in Rancho Cordova, drawing top female amateur golfers from around the region. Read More »

Five Aggies Named FCS Football Central Preseason All-Americans

Rex Connors and Hunter Ridley took home first team honors to lead the way for UC Davis football’s five members on the FCS Football Central Preseason All-American list, with Winston Williams, Jacob Psyk and Porter Connors earning the honors. Read More »

Philanthropy Summit Challenges Old Ideas and Sparks New Ones

The Sacramento Region Community Foundation will hold the second annual Philanthropy Summit on Monday, Sept. 15 at the Hilton Sacramento Arden West. Read More »

Stronger Together

National Night Out Returns Aug. 5 Read More »

UC Davis Among Nation’s Best

UC Davis Medical Center Ranked as Top Hospital in the Sacramento Region Read More »

SchoolsFirst FCU Celebrates at River Cats Game

SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union, the largest credit union serving school employees and their families, recently celebrated nine outstanding classified school employees from the Sacramento region. Read More »

Sacramento State President Affiliates with Excelencia

Excelencia in Education, the nation’s premier authority on efforts accelerating Latino student success in higher education, announced on July 31 that President Luke Wood of California State University, Sacramento has chosen to affiliate with the national network of Excelencia in Action. Read More »

Promoting Independence for All

Sacramento County is celebrating local achievements to create a disability-friendly community. One exciting achievement is the Local Age and Disability-Friendly Action Plan (LADAP). Read More »

2025 Community Pride Scholarship Winners

Each year, City of Rancho Cordova employees raise funds for the city’s Community Pride Scholarship program to support graduating seniors in our community as they move onto their next chapter. Read More »

Special Convention of Jehovah’s Witnesses

In the weeks leading up to the highly anticipated Special Convention of Jehovah’s Witnesses, local Witnesses from across Northern California are warmly inviting their neighbors to attend this unique international event at the Golden 1 Center from Aug. 1 through Aug. 3. Read More »

Donch Reaches Hall of Fame

For longtime track and field coach John Donch, receiving the news that he was recently selected for induction into the Rancho Cordova Sports Hall of Fame was a pleasant surprise. Read More »

Racing for a Cause Via the Great American Triathlon

The fifth Great American Triathlon took place July 19 along the American River Parkway where athletes laced up their running shoes, mounted their bikes and launched their kayaks for a cause. Read More »