U.S. Attorney Phillip A. Talbert to Resign from Eastern District of California in 2025 with Successor Prepared to Maintain Legacy
U.S. Attorney Phillip A. Talbert announces his resignation effective January 11, 2025, after serving since 2022 and working in the Eastern District of California for over 31 years.
Sacramento City Manager Howard Chan to Depart Following Council Decision Not to Extend Contract
Sacramento City Council decided not to extend City Manager Howard Chan's contract beyond December, marking the end of his tenure. Despite his years of service, the council, led by Mayor McCarty, voted 6-3 against the extension.
City of Davis and Police Reiterate Dedication to Unbiased Law Enforcement and Human Rights Protection
Davis authorities reassured residents of their commitment to unbiased law enforcement and the protection of immigrants' rights, emphasizing adherence to SB 54 and the city's Sanctuary status.
Sacramento Approves Groundbreaking LGBTQ+ Historic Experience Project to Chronicle City's Queer Past
The Sacramento City Council approved the LGBTQ+ Historic Experience Project to document and preserve the city's LGBTQ+ history, obtaining community input and supported by grants and local organizations.












