The Sacramento Youth Resource & Employment Fair offers job guidance, over 30 vendors, free professional headshots, and registration for city jobs to those aged 13-24 on March 8.

Sacramento celebrates the completion of the Florin Road Beautification Project with free events, including a dedication ceremony and museum admission.

Fair Oaks community protests the reopening of Sailor Bar trail to vehicles, concerned for safety, environment, and loss of tranquility, with possible legal action pending.

Rancho Cordova promotes Spay and Neuter Awareness, offering free pet services, including spaying/neutering, vaccines, and support for pet owners in need.

Sacramento continues addressing homelessness, with the IMT resolving 654 cases, enrolling 58 individuals for aid, and clearing over 182,000 pounds of trash in one week.

Sacramento's webinar on March 4 aims to guide residents on creating water-efficient landscapes and using city rebates.

Yolo County is seeking public input on poverty alleviation funding allocation for the 2026-27 Community Services Block Grant cycle, with two public hearings scheduled.

Placer County Sheriff's Office and FBI Sacramento invite parents to school safety sessions to discuss threat response and prioritization of school security.

Yolo County is set to honor Cesar Chavez with a "Land and Labor" exhibit, reflecting on agriculture and labor history with community partnerships, and a resolution to recognize Cesar Chavez Day.

Yolo County hosts an in-person job fair featuring a range of sectors with 30 local employers, aimed at providing direct employment opportunities to jobseekers.

Yolo County Public Defender’s Office is hosting a free Expungement Clinic on March 13 in Woodland, aiming to help residents clear their criminal records and access various support services.

Three Huskies named Timon, Pumba, and Apollo are up for adoption in Manteca, CA, each with distinct personalities, seeking loving homes for Valentine's.

Phillip Berkley aids in water conservation by diagnosing residential water waste in Sacramento, often resolving leaks swiftly despite hurdles, like pets. The city aids homeowners with a notification system and rebates for repairs.