Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

September is recognized as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a time to confront a subject often shrouded in silence and stigma. Read More »

Her Very Own Apartment

Krystal walks into the facility at a fast clip – slightly late for our meeting because she caught the bus after spending the night in her very own apartment. Her first night in her own space in more than five years. Read More »

Lady Lancers Golf Swings into Action

The Cordova Lady Lancers’ varsity golf team is ready to go for the fall season under head coach Brian Botsford. Read More »

Lancers Fall to Mesa Verde

The Cordova Lancers were dealt their first loss of the season in their home opener on Sept. 29 when they lost to visiting Mesa Verde 18-13 inside Lancer Stadium. Read More »

Retired Teachers Invited for Coffee and Conversation

As the new school year begins and students return to their classrooms, newly retired teachers can often feel ambivalent. Happy to be free of the demands placed on educators, but missing the shared connections when pupils begin a new journey in learning. Read More »

Cruise Into the Future

Where retro meets the road ahead. SMUD is bringing electric vehicle education and test drives to the OG Lowrider x Wired Down Sacramento Festival on Sept. 13. Read More »

OsteoStrong Rancho Cordova Recognized

Assemblyman Josh Hoover (R-Folsom) proudly announced that OsteoStrong Rancho Cordova had been selected as the Small Business of the Month for August in the 7th Assembly District on Aug. 26. Read More »

CRC Softball Puts 13 Players on All-America Scholar-Athlete Team

After a solid softball season with a third-place finish in the Big 8 Conference and another trip to post-season play, the Cosumnes River College softball team has also been taking care of business in the classroom. Read More »

Junior Championship Crowns Winners at Haggin Oaks

The State Fair Junior Championship for boys and girls ages 7 to18 was held Aug. 23 at Haggin Oaks Golf Complex. Read More »

River Cats Announce 2026 Schedule

The Sacramento River Cats, proud affiliate of the San Francisco Giants, have announced their 150-game schedule for the upcoming 2026 season and are offering a limited time opportunity to be the first to secure tickets for next season. Read More »

Mikus Losbergs Elevated to Head Coach

Mikus Losbergs, a big part of the program as both a player and assistant coach, has been elevated to head men's tennis coach, athletics director Mark Orr said Aug. 27. Read More »

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library Launches in Sacramento County

Young Children can Receive Free Books Read More »

Nonprofits Thrive at Chicken Festival

Each year, the Fair Oaks Chicken Festival draws thousands of attendees with its quirky charm, live entertainment, mouthwatering food and vibrant community spirit but behind the feathers and festivities lies a deeper purpose. Read More »

Ukrainian Americans Parade Gratitude

Celebrations for the 34th anniversary of Ukraine’s independence on Aug. 24 culminated in a 30-mile, horn-honking convoy through Carmichael, Arden Arcade, Citrus Heights and Fair Oaks. Read More »

‘Just Desserts’ is Scrumptious Art

Sixteen artists, the majority being neighbors, have their second exhibit, “Just Desserts and Other Delights,” a Wayne Tiebault-inspired art exhibit, on display through September in a Land Park venue. Read More »

Annual Fundraising Event to Support Life-Changing Healthcare

Friends of Asha USA, Sacramento’s annual fundraising event on Sept. 28 is dedicated to raising critical funds for healthcare and community programs in the slums of Delhi, India. Read More »

Lady Lancers Win Season Opener

It didn't take long for the Cordova Lady Lancers to get their first win under new head coach Kim Bradley, as they defeated the visiting Tokay Tigers 6-0 in their regular season opener on Aug. 18 inside Lancer Stadium. Read More »

Lancers Win Season Opener In OT

It looks like the weeks of summer conditioning have paid off in a hurry for the Cordova Lancers, as they defeated the Sheldon Huskies 13-10 in overtime Aug. 22 in their season opener. Read More »

Soroptimist Club Seeks Award Applicants

Soroptimist International of Rancho Cordova and Gold River is now accepting applications for the Live Your Dream Award (formerly known as the Women’s Opportunity Award). Read More »

City Receives Project of the Year Awards

The City of Rancho Cordova was recently honored with two Project of the Year Awards from the Sacramento Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA). Read More »

Rancho Cordova Fights Mail Theft

The City of Rancho Cordova is fighting mail theft and other crimes using high-tech tools and the Rancho Cordova Police Department’s new Real Time Information Center (RTIC), as well as forging a unique collaboration between the Rancho Cordova Police Department and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service. Read More »

Parkway has New Connection

The City of Rancho Cordova celebrated the completion of the Chase Drive and American River Parkway Connection project on Aug. 15. Read More »

Baucom Captures Golf Championship at State Fair

Donnie Baucom of Fair Oaks claimed the 2025 California State Fair Mid-Amateur Golf Championship played Aug. 16 and 17 at Bing Maloney Golf Course. Read More »

Cosumnes River College’s Shuler Retires After 25 Years

Cosumnes River College (CRC) announced the retirement of assistant baseball coach and instructional assistant Jno Shuler, who has been part of Cosumnes River College Athletics for 25 years. Read More »

Kings Tickets Available

The Sacramento Kings begin the 2025-26 season on the road against the Phoenix Suns at 7 p.m. Oct. 22. The Kings return home for opening night at Golden 1 Center presented by Kaiser Permanente to take on the Utah Jazz at 7 p.m. Oct. 24, followed by a matchup against the Los Angeles Lakers in Sacramento at 6 p.m. Oct. 26. Read More »

Stadium Deposit Campaign Follows Groundbreaking Ceremony

Wilton Rancheria and Sacramento Republic FC marked the beginning of construction on Republic FC Stadium at the Railyards with a groundbreaking ceremony on Aug. 18. Read More »

New Home Sales Rebound in July

July new home sales in the greater Sacramento region rebounded from June's low point, with 480 sales reported by North State Building Industry Association members, the association reported Aug. 12. Read More »

Final County Recommended Budget Hearings to Begin

The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors will begin Fiscal Year (FY) 2025-26 Revised Recommended Budget hearings at 9:30 a.m. Sept. 3 in the Sacramento County Administration Building’s Board Chambers, located at 700 H St., Sacramento. Read More »

Labor Day Area Weekend Events and Celebrations

A three-day weekend is on the way in observance of Labor Day on Sept. 1. This federal holiday, held annually the first Monday of September, honors the American labor movement and the contributions of workers across the nation. Read More »

Public Invited to Celebration of Cupcake the Donkey

The Cordova Recreation and Park District invites the community to gather in remembrance of Cupcake, the community’s beloved donkey, from 10 a.m. to noon Aug. 23 at the Hagan Community Barn. Read More »

Congressman Bera Discusses Community Issues

Congressman Ami Bera, M.D., spoke for about 30 minutes Aug. 7 about the state of the country and the county at the informal monthly Tri-Communities Lunch Bunch meeting in North Highlands and then answered questions for about 25 minutes. Read More »

Mayor in Motion

Connect and Chat with Your Mayor in Your Neighborhood Read More »

Lady Lancers Energized Entering Season

For Cordova Lady Lancers varsity girls’ volleyball coach Jaimee Stevenson, it's all about the energy. Read More »

Food Lockers "Food for Thought"

The full program for the Aug. 15 Rancho Cordova Luncheon was the screening of the film, “Food for Thought,” which was about the Rancho Cordova Food Locker Read More »

Lancers Set to Kick Off 2025 Season

After an offseason of preparation and hard work, the Cordova Lancers are ready for those beautiful Friday night lights. Read More »