Sacramento City Express reports a farewell event for departing Poet Laureate Andru Defeye on April 14, celebrating his role in promoting poetry and mental health during his 2020-2024 tenure.

Sacramento's homelessness response included addressing 767 calls, resolving 1,155 incidents, enrolling 35 into support systems, and 27 housing placements, but demand exceeds supply.

The Modesto Police Department has alerted the public to a scam involving fraudsters impersonating them and soliciting donations for youth initiatives over the phone. They advise against sharing personal information and to report suspicious calls.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office revealed a Homeless Outreach Operation, joining forces with multiple agencies to offer assistance and enforce laws in various communities.

West Sacramento introduces a paid summer internship program for college students to experience local government work and potentially spark interest in public service careers.

The Placer County DA's Office began National Crime Victims' Rights Week, focusing on victim support and launching events like the Victim + Survivor Brunch.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office reflects on its history, marking its 175th anniversary and remembering its first sheriff, Joseph McKinney, who died in the line of duty during the 1850 squatters' riots.

Yolo County Library celebrates National Library Week with various activities, inviting the community to explore books, digital resources, and programs for all interests.

Sacramento's IMT addressed homelessness, receiving 824 calls and closing 853 in a week, while enrolling 67 people in support databases and placing 21 in shelters.

Yolo County offers a free Gardening 101 class taught by UC Master Gardener Treva Valentine on April 26, focusing on basics like soil preparation and planting strategies.

The Yuba County Sheriff's Department praised Chelsy Hogan and the POP Team for stopping jail contraband and seizing a large amount of methamphetamine in February.

The San Andreas town hall meeting addressed local issues like traffic safety, featuring discussions between residents and officials like the sheriff and a Caltrans representative.

Roseville Police invites locals to a behind-the-scenes experience through its Citizens Academy, which includes K-9 demonstrations and handling SWAT gear.