The Yolo County Board of Supervisors announced the Annual Coast and Creek Cleanup Day on September 20, focusing on environmental protection and community involvement.

Placer County officials will start a cleanup at the former Lincoln Gun Range and Titan missile silo in mid-September to address lead contamination, aiming to make the land suitable for residential use.

Victory Park Pool in Stockton reopens after 12 years, renovated with Measure M and state funds, offering residents relief from heat and a place for community gathering.

Placer County allocates $1.6 million for the French Meadows Ecological Forest Restoration Project to reduce wildfire risk and improve forest health on 22,000 acres.

Oak Parkway Trail has reopened after improvements, including better surfaces, new trail markings, and erosion control measures, with future enhancements to focus on local foliage and habitat restoration.

The Placer Conservation Authority secured 4,245 acres of Raccoon Creek Ranch via conservation easements, ensuring its protection and ongoing agricultural and ecological use.

Rancho Cordova residents found a raccoon trapped in a fence and contacted Animal Services, who successfully rescued the animal and sent it to a rehab center.

Placer County is incentivizing development in North Lake Tahoe with economic sweeteners to modernize Tahoe City and Kings Beach, including tax cuts and tourist accommodation unit promises.

The Sacramento City Council has approved the Urban Forest Plan to increase tree canopy coverage from 19% to 35% by 2045, addressing heat island effect and equity in tree distribution across neighborhoods.

The Placer County Board of Supervisors approved plans for the first segment of the North Tahoe Shared-Use Trail, promising improved recreational opportunities and reduced traffic congestion.

Folsom residents are invited to a workshop to discuss updates to the city's Kids Play "Castle" Park. The event is on June 26, 5:30-7:30 PM, at Folsom Middle School.

Sacramento reduces pool entry fees to $1 on June 14-15, with swim programs and facilities, including a new splash pad, available for summer recreation.

Sacramento unveiled the new Mama Marks Splash Pad, offering an ocean-themed retreat from the heat with features like sea turtles and dolphins, and open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.