The Folsom City Council has approved cost-cutting measures to tackle a $3 million deficit, including reducing city positions and restructuring departments.

Folsom residents are asked for input on a $3 million budget shortfall, with a focus on cuts in areas like the Fire and Police Departments, and Information Technology Services. Public council meetings will discuss these cost-saving measures.

Vista del Lago and Folsom high schools are set to hold homecoming parades, leading to temporary road closures.

Officer Hostetler from Elk Grove Police was honored with the "Service Above Self Award" by the Rotary Club for her dedication to community service and youth mentorship.

Sacramento is opening applications for the Youth Program Scholarship Fund to help youth access various recreational programs in 2026. Eligibility is based on enrollment in services like WIC.

The Front Street Animal Shelter advises on reuniting stray dogs with owners, urging the public to use resources like microchip scanning and online reports to alleviate shelter overcrowding.

The Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Office is hosting a Faith-Based Security Workshop to train religious leaders and volunteers in threat response and emergency preparedness.

The city of Sacramento is developing 'Micro-Communities for Seniors' to provide cost-efficient housing for homeless seniors, featuring amenities and support services. The project aims to be sustainable given declining state funding.

Sacramento's latest data on homelessness interventions shows 673 calls leading to 1,907 cases and 1,468 resolutions, with efforts including outreach, shelter placement, and large-scale trash removal.

Placer County adds a new sheriff's station and county service center in West Placer to enhance public safety and streamline operations, with a forensic crime lab planned and an increased investment in local services.

Yolo County's HHSA offers a free food preservation class in Woodland on September 27, as part of Farm to Fork Month, teaching locals to extend the life of produce.

Sacramento's cherished alternative scene figure and chalk artist, Ground Chuck, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of art, music, and community engagement.

Gov. Gavin Newsom launched the California Men's Service Challenge, which aims to mentor and engage boys and young men, countering societal neglect and loneliness, while also addressing youth unemployment and community disconnection.