Sacramento's YPCE is seeking community input on the design for Sutter’s Landing Regional Park during a meeting on December 12 at the Clunie Community Center Auditorium.

Placer County approved a $724,575 contract to expand trails at Hidden Falls Regional Park, connecting it to Big Hill Preserve with new trails and bridges. Construction begins this winter with completion expected by fall 2025.

Toad Hollow Dog Park in Davis has reopened after a temporary closure due to rainwater flooding, with the city advising visitors to beware of residual mud.

Over 400 volunteers planted 215 trees along Sacramento Northern Parkway as part of the city's Equitable Urban Forest project, funded by a USDA Urban and Community Forestry grant.

Toad Hollow Dog Park in Davis is closed due to flooding from rainy weather, with the city planning to re-evaluate the park's condition on November 22, 2024.

California State Parks set a 5 mph speed limit on Folsom Lake due to low water levels, impacting boaters and ramp access.

The City of Davis and the California Conservation Corps are conducting vegetation management along North Putah Creek to reduce wildfire risks from November 5-7 and 12-14, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Invasive golden mussels found in the Port of Stockton pose a threat to California's marine ecosystems, with officials urging public prevention measures.

An invasive fungus, Pseudogymnoascus destructans, which causes white-nose syndrome in bats, has been detected in California, raising concerns for the state's agriculture and ecosystems.

Sacramento is planning a new dog park in William Land Park. The YPCE is hosting a public meeting to gather input on the location based on a survey's findings.

Homewood Mountain Resort will not open this winter due to financial issues and delays in approvals for improvements. The resort is seeking alternative employment for staff and remains committed to enhancing the guest experience in the future.

Colonial Park in Sacramento is set for a community-led revamp on September 14 to enhance its landscape, picnic areas, and add new murals by a local artist.

Sacramento City Council approved the Parks Plan 2040 to enhance and expand parks, focusing on underserved communities, with plans for 66 new parks and improved facilities.