The City of Sacramento is marking National Public Works Week by honoring its public works staff. Two local employees were recognized with awards from the American Public Works Association’s Sacramento Chapter.
Rep. Doris Matsui posted several tweets on May 16 and May 17, criticizing former President Donald Trump’s federal spending decisions and their impact on healthcare and cost-of-living issues for Californians.
U.S. Rep. Doris Matsui shared views on reproductive rights rulings, ICE operations, and U.S.-Iran conflict via Twitter between May 14-15, 2026.
On Friday, May 15, these former City of Sacramento area high school stars will be competing.
Sacramento is expanding its use of AI-assisted cameras on parking patrol vehicles to catch illegal parking in bike lanes citywide starting with a warning period from May 13 before issuing fines from July 13 onward. The effort focuses especially on improving student safety around schools.
Sacramento’s latest Point-in-Time Count shows a significant decrease in unsheltered homelessness within city limits but an increase countywide. Officials credit new shelters and targeted outreach for recent gains while noting ongoing challenges remain.
These former City of Sacramento high school stars set for games on Thursday, May 14.
Rep. Doris Matsui used her Twitter account between May 10-12, 2026 to share a Mother’s Day greeting and express concern over proposed SNAP cuts and rising inflation rates affecting American families.
Sacramento officials announced that over 7,700 potholes were repaired in just under seven weeks during a recent citywide effort led by City Manager Maraskeshia Smith. Crews addressed priority locations identified by both council offices and residents.
Lyvecap in Sacramento underwent an FDA inspection on Jan. 30 focused on food composition, standards, labeling and economics, data from the FDA website shows.