Sacramento’s Housing Future: Challenges, Progress, and What’s Next Sacramento is navigating a complex and evolving housing landscape, marked by ambitious goals, innovative projects, and significant hurdles. From city-wide targets to individual neighborhood developments, the region is grappling with how to accommodate growth, prioritize affordability, and meet the diverse needs of its residents. Sacramento’s Urgent Housing Goals and Recent Setbacks The city of Sacramento faces the pressing task of building 45,580 new housing units by 2029. … Read More

Sacramento’s St. Andrews AME Church Celebrates 175 Years of History and Hope Sacramento’s St. Andrews African Methodist Episcopal Church recently marked a monumental milestone, celebrating its 175th anniversary. This historic institution stands as the oldest historically Black church west of the Mississippi, holding immense cultural and spiritual significance for the entire Sacramento region. A Rich Legacy Born in the Gold Rush Founded in 1850, right on the cusp of California’s statehood and amidst the bustling … Read More

Sacramento State Hornets Claim Dramatic Last-Minute Victory Over Idaho The Sacramento State Hornets delivered a spectacular performance on Saturday night, securing a thrilling 23-20 victory against Idaho. Quarterback Cardell Williams’ heroic game-winning touchdown in the final seconds propelled the Hornets to their third consecutive win and ignited excitement among local fans. Williams’ Clutch Run Secures the Win for Sac State With the clock ticking down and the Hornets trailing 20-16, quarterback Cardell Williams orchestrated a … Read More

Sacramento Area Off-Roaders: Get Ready for OHV Safety Week! Off-highway vehicle (OHV) enthusiasts in the Sacramento region and across California are invited to mark their calendars for OHV Safety Week, running from November 15 to 23, 2025. This annual initiative by California State Parks’ Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation (OHMVR) Division aims to promote safe, responsible, and respectful riding practices, ensuring our diverse trails remain open and enjoyable for all off-roading adventures. “Ride to Ride Again”: … Read More

Sacramento Weekend Guide: Nov 14-16 Events & Community Support As we head into the weekend of November 14-16, Northern California is buzzing with a diverse array of activities. From crucial opportunities to give back to festive celebrations and thrilling entertainment, there’s something for everyone across Sacramento, Stockton, and Modesto. Before you head out, remember to check the latest weather forecast to plan your adventures! Uplifting Our Community: Holiday Giving & Support This weekend presents vital … Read More

Sacramento’s Comic Book Ban for Kids May Soon End Sacramento is on the brink of overturning a curious, decades-old law that technically makes selling comic books to minors illegal. For over 75 years, an ordinance has banned the sale of comics depicting crime or violence to anyone under 18, a rule many local shops have inadvertently violated. This archaic law, born from historical anxieties, is now facing a significant push for repeal, with city officials … Read More

Sacramento Lands State Funding for Senior Affordable Housing A significant boost is coming to Sacramento’s efforts to combat homelessness, as a new senior housing development, Donner Field, has secured approximately $2.1 million in state funding. This allocation is part of a broader statewide program designed to increase California’s affordable housing inventory and strengthen affordability for families. Key Funding Secured for Donner Field Project Governor Gavin Newsom’s office recently announced a statewide initiative providing $414 million … Read More