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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.
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month in Placer County, with activities including Pinwheel Planting and a Resource Fair focusing on child welfare and family support.
The Stockton Police Department's Gun Buyback event collected 113 firearms on March 29, 2025, aiming to reduce potential crime by securing unwanted guns.
The Sacramento PD highlighted their Property and Evidence Unit's crucial yet often unnoticed work during an appreciation event, emphasizing their role in law enforcement.
Yolo County Library and Catholic Charities offer free virtual presentations to residents on legal rights, led by immigration law expert Clarence E. Mamaril.
El Dorado County Tax Collector reminds homeowners that the second installment of property tax is due by April 10, 2025, and late payments will incur penalties.
Sacramento saw progress in combating homelessness, handling 900 calls and closing 976 cases, with city efforts enrolling 67 people in aid programs amid limited shelter space.
Citrus Heights PD and BAAT hosted a successful event for National Pet Vaccination Month, providing free health services to 272 dogs, with another free clinic planned for March 26, 2025.
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