Sacramento's Latino Center of Art and Culture launches community fundraising as federal cuts create uncertainty for cultural organizations serving the region's Latinx community.

Sacramento initiates an artistic crosswalk project to enhance pedestrian safety and community engagement in South Natomas, emphasizing creative designs by artists near local schools.

UC Riverside laid off the entire team managing California's premier digital newspaper archive despite recent funding restoration, putting 23.5 million historical pages at risk.

The former AMF Land Park Lanes building in Sacramento has been designated a historical site, making it eligible for tax incentives and emphasizing its importance to various community groups.

Sacramento has launched a film rebate program, offering up to $250,000 for eligible productions shooting in the city, aiming to boost local businesses and workforce.

The City Hall in Sacramento hosts an art exhibit curated by NJ Mvondo that addresses gender-based violence and promotes healing and resilience through various artworks.

Sacramento entrepreneurs polished their pitches for the EveryDay Creative Pitch Night after a 12-week accelerator program, aiming to impress peers and investors.

"The Living Balance" is a 5,000-square-foot educational mural in Sacramento's Sutter’s Landing Regional Park, celebrating cultural and environmental heritage.

The Gallery at 48 Natoma in Folsom will exhibit Jyotsna Bhamidipati's photography from June 27 to August 14, exploring culture and culinary experiences. An opening reception will be held on June 27.

Sacramento awards $950,000 in cultural arts grants to 72 local nonprofits to support arts and cultural experiences, funded by the City's Measure U, General Fund, and County's Tax.

The public piano initiative, In the Key of Davis, is back, allowing people to play pianos at various locations in Davis, including Central Park and the Davis Food Co-Op, from June 5 until fall.

Sacramento introduces a Creative Growth Fellowship offering $850 monthly for a year to support local artists, excluding certain disciplines and city government associates. Applications close on June 20.

Placer County's Heritage Trail Museums Tour offers free admission to 29 sites from June 7 to September 6, with live events and a prize draw for visitors collecting stamps on a 'Get Up and Go' card.