Yolo County's HHSA is holding its 14th Annual Human Milk Drive to support at-risk infants, with donations being pasteurized and tested for NICU distribution.

The El Dorado County Sheriff's Office and other agencies educated 700 Ponderosa High students on fentanyl dangers, with plans to expand the program to more schools.

Elk Grove Police Department partners with BYLP for the "3rd Annual Love Thy Neighbor Turkey Giveaway," highlighting community solidarity during Thanksgiving.

Sacramento County Sheriff's HOT team conducted enforcement near a bus stop, interacting with the homeless, offering services, issuing citations, and making arrests. They aim to balance support and law enforcement to maintain neighborhood safety.

Jesuit High School's decision to transition to a co-ed model by 2027 has sparked protests from parents and alumni who value its all-male tradition. The school rejected $4 million in conditional pledges to reconsider the change.

FCUSD is seeking community input to name a new high school, emphasizing the area's values and history, with proposals submitted by November 21. The efficient project repurposes an office building and focuses on diverse academic and career paths.

Pet Evolution in Folsom launched a pet food drive to help families affected by the government shutdown feed their pets, while also working with the local SPCA to support up to 150 families with dog food.

Sacramento celebrated its second annual Native American Heritage Month Parade with music, dance, and art, drawing nearly 1,000 attendees to honor and educate about Native culture.

Californians face potential healthcare premium increases amid congressional inaction, with possible impacts on family budgets and insurance choices during the Covered California open enrollment.

Rancho Cordova's State of the City event showcased the city’s growth and future plans, including a reduction in property crime and infrastructure investments.

Stockton Boulevard in Sacramento is set for revitalization with $200,000 in city grants available for projects aligning with the Stockton Boulevard Plan, focusing on areas like land use and culture.

Stockton's Emergency Food Bank is seeing longer lines and tighter shelves as SNAP delays and federal cuts push more families to emergency pantries. Organizers are asking for donations and volunteers.

CalFresh benefits returned on EBT cards in Sacramento County after legal action against the Trump administration's attempts to cut food assistance, aiding over 270,000 residents.