West Sacramento invites residents to help shape its Facilities, Vehicles, and Equipment Master Plan via an online survey and future community engagements.

Sacramento's weekly report showed 812 calls to 311 about homelessness, with the IMT closing 1,163 calls and enrolling 55 people into resources. Only limited shelter space remains as the city cleans up nearly 76,000 pounds of trash.

The Nevada County Sheriff's Office hosted a "Retiree Shoot" for 29 ex-officers, as required by LEOSA (HR-218) for concealed carry permits, which was detailed on their Facebook page.

Placer County's WIC program now allows cardholders to purchase fresh produce at farmers' markets, increasing access to healthy options and supporting local agriculture.

Galt Police Department mourns the passing of retired K9 Kane, who lost his battle with cancer, honoring him for his dedicated service and impact on the team and community.

Rancho Cordova Animal Services saved a local dog, Ruby, by providing surgery to remove a blockage from her intestines through a community-funded assistance program.

Sacramento's Water Conservation Program offers free house calls to help residents reduce water use, with specialists assisting in efficiency and giving out water-saving tools.

Sacramento Police Department is hosting a career fair and a charity basketball game to benefit a local high school's Criminal Justice Academy on August 2.

The Central California Intelligence Center has launched a partnership with faith-based organizations to enhance security and intelligence sharing at no cost, including grants information.

UC Davis Medical Center is ranked top in Sacramento for the 14th year and 7th in California for the 11th year by U.S. News & World Report. It excels in multiple specialties and emphasizes health equity and serving underserved populations.

The City of Davis has launched "What Do You Do?", a YouTube series with Jenny Tan interviewing city staff to showcase their roles and connect residents to municipal operations.

Placer County has launched the Blue Envelope Program to aid interactions between police and the neurodiverse community by using visual cues like blue envelopes and wristbands.

Foxtails pose a danger to dogs in the Bay Area, with local animal services advising owners about removal and prevention, including lawn maintenance and pet grooming. Symptoms of foxtail issues include excessive licking and sneezing.