Sacramento Hosts Informational Session for Small Businesses on New Cost-Efficient Entertainment Permit
Sacramento introduces a new Limited Entertainment Permit (LEP) for small business owners to host live entertainment, with an informational session set for Jan. 29 to explain the application process and benefits.
Sacramento Confronts Homelessness, Progress Marked by Case Closures and Shelter Placements Amid Challenging Conditions
Sacramento's report shows efforts to address 2,319 new homelessness cases and the removal of over 76,000 pounds of debris; only 16 housed, with shelters near full capacity.
FEMA Slashes Wildfire Cash, California Chiefs Warn Engines May Stay Home
FEMA’s 2025 equipment schedule cuts hourly reimbursements for wildland engines, and California chiefs warn those cuts could shrink mutual‑aid response. Small districts say the math won’t add up.
Four Children Hospitalized After Multi‑Vehicle Crash In Sacramento
Four children were hospitalized after a multi-vehicle crash at Watt and El Camino in Sacramento; one child suffered moderate injuries and three had minor injuries. Sacramento Metro Fire responded and the CHP is investigating.












