The Sacramento Kings are hosting their 10th annual Capitalize startup contest, offering mentorship and a $10,000 prize, with applications open until February 7 for local startups.

Placer County Animal Services and FieldHaven Feline Center collaborate to relocate 47 cats from Southern California shelters affected by wildfires, providing adoption opportunities and relief to the impacted shelters.

The article details Sacramento's efforts to address homelessness, reporting 896 calls to 311 and 940 case closures, trash removal, and efforts to place individuals in shelters and connect them with resources.

The Police Accountability and Social Services Commissions in Davis are hosting "Who You Gonna Call?" to connect citizens with local support services at the Veterans Memorial Theatre.

Ceres Police joined a local nonprofit to create a safe space for at-risk youth, with officers and community leaders volunteering to renovate a residence.

Placer County earmarks $9M from TOT for local projects to improve community spaces, trails, and transportation in North Lake Tahoe.

Placer County is hosting visioning workshops from Feb 26 to Apr 30 to gather resident input for the Placer 2050 General Plan Update, covering sustainability, transport, and housing.

Placer County allocated $1.5 million in grants to four nonprofits fighting domestic violence and human trafficking.

Sacramento's weekly homelessness report shows 670 resolved 311 calls and full capacity at support facilities. Over 181,620 pounds of trash were removed in cleanup efforts.

Elk Grove Police are focusing on school zone safety, issuing citations with video evidence for parking violations during peak school hours, addressing community concerns about student safety.

The Sunrise Tomorrow Specific Plan meeting in Citrus Heights has been rescheduled again due to a request from the property owner, Ethan Conrad Properties.

Front Street Animal Shelter restarts its Doggie Day Out program, inviting community members to take shelter dogs out for a day to aid in their socialization and adoption chances.

The Modesto Police Department received a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety for a Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Program aimed at reducing crashes and injuries.