Sacramento is hosting volunteer clean-up events on April 5, encouraging community participation in litter collection and beautification efforts citywide.

Sacramento receives a $1.68 million state grant to support cannabis equity, aiding those affected by past cannabis criminalization and helping them enter the regulated market.

The City of Sacramento released a report on their weekly efforts from March 10-16 to address homelessness, detailing calls responded to, outreach successes, housing placements, and clean-up operations.

Old Sacramento is set to remove its historic Old Schoolhouse and Ferris wheel to make room for a new children's play area that celebrates indigenous heritage, part of a waterfront revitalization project.

Folsom seeks volunteers for its Earth Day event, featuring cleanups and educational activities, aiming to foster environmental awareness and community involvement.

Folsom Parks & Rec is starting an Adult Spring Bocce Ball League on April 3 for 18+ players at Econome Park, focusing on fun and socializing. Registration closes March 21.

The Rancho Cordova Police Department and PAL, with the California Capital Arts Foundation, have reopened their Youth Film Program for teens aged 14-18 interested in filmmaking.

El Dorado County Fire Marshal Lucas Shepard passed away unexpectedly while on vacation. The community mourns his loss, and memorial details are pending.

AMR unveils a new emergency medical station in Lodi to improve response times and service in North San Joaquin County, backed by local officials and community engagement.

The Roseville Police Department is offering a Junior Police Academy for kids, focusing on team building and police work insights, with limited spots available for the June program.

The Yolo County Library will host Día de los Niños/Día de los Libros events, providing free books to children to promote literacy and celebrate diverse cultures.

Sacramento residents are invited to provide feedback on the Streets for People plan, aimed at improving non-car travel, with an online review and public workshops available until April 6.

Rancho Cordova offers $1,000 Community Pride Scholarships to two seniors displaying academic and service excellence. Applications due by March 31, 2025.