Citrus Heights has introduced the Chip-In Hall of Fame Award to honor outstanding local volunteers, inviting nominations through March 26, with a special reception planned for April 23, 2025.

West Sacramento is accepting applications for its Fireworks Seller Permit Lottery until March 31, 2025, for nonprofits to sell fireworks in the summer.

Front Street Animal Shelter partnered with Animal Balance to perform 203 spay/neuter surgeries in three days, helping foster animals and addressing a national vet staff shortage.

The Sacramento Police Department has received a $400,000 grant from the California OTS for traffic safety and enforcement programs through September 2025.

Folsom Parks & Recreation has opened online registration for their Fun Factory preschool program, ready for toddlers turning three by September 30, 2025, promoting a conducive learning environment for young children.

The City of Folsom was awarded the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for the 2024-25 fiscal year by the Government Finance Officers Association.

Sacramento's IMT handled 913 calls related to homelessness from Feb 24 to Mar 2, enrolling 75 people in service databases and clearing large amounts of waste.

Rancho Cordova's Mayor Siri Pulipati joined the Mayors Alliance to End Childhood Hunger, aiming to address food insecurity among children in the community.

Placer County VSO has seen a record 21,491 service requests, awarded $14.8M in VA benefits in 2024, and invested in office upgrades to better serve the local veteran community.

The Folsom Police's Homeless Outreach Team cleared an illegal encampment at 370 Plaza Drive, aided by local groups and the DFW, improving safety and the environment.

The Sacramento City Council approved $6 million in funding to extend the City’s Motel Shelter Program, providing shelter and support services to homeless families until Feb 2026.

Seven Oak Park families became homeowners through a partnership involving Sacramento City, Habitat for Humanity, and community efforts, as part of a revitalization project.

Sacramento's Incident Management Team's report shared by Sacramento City Express details efforts in addressing homelessness from February 17-23, including 814 calls received, 42 people enrolled for aid, 14 housed, and 163,382 pounds of trash removed.