Sacramento's latest report on homelessness shows a mix of progress and ongoing issues, with 791 calls in one week and steps taken to connect individuals with shelters and resources.

Sacramento offers a free seminar to help seniors avoid cyber scams, covering tech support cons and other frauds, with expert advice and a complimentary lunch.

Mayor Martha Guerrero detailed West Sacramento's achievements and vision at the State of the City address, including infrastructure investments, fiscal improvements, and community honors.

Placer County has approved over $7 million in contracts for The Gathering Inn to support homeless services, with specific residency requirements and performance goals for transitioning residents to housing.

El Dorado County reminds residents of a hotline to report vacation home rental issues. Complaints can range from noise to trash, and the line is available 24/7.

Sacramento opens applications for its 2025 City Management Academy, a program for residents to learn about local government.

Rancho Cordova iFest returned with cultural festivities, including Rancho Cordova PD's engagement to build community trust.

Sacramento supports six local businesses' growth through its 2025 Economic Gardening 2.0 program, providing consulting, market intelligence, and grants.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office participated in a 300-mile bike ride to honor fallen officers, raising over $2.2 million for the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial and Museum.

Placer County Sheriff's Office announces its 2025 Youth Academy for local teens to learn about law enforcement from July 7-10. Only 25 spots are available, with a June 8 registration deadline.

El Dorado County is seeking two new Community Action Council members to represent low-income families, focusing on housing and nutrition. Applications are encouraged before the July 28 deadline.

Placer County has updated Fire Hazard Severity Zones, following California's wildfire hazard modeling. New rules affect building codes and property disclosures in these areas.

Mayor Sarah Aquino of Folsom invites residents to City Hall every Tuesday from 2 to 5 p.m. for open discussions, except for certain dates like May 27. If unavailable, a council member or staff will substitute.