Softball Western "B" National Championship Tournament Features 500 Players

Clutch hits, defensive gems and must-win games will highlight USA Softball's Western "B" National Championship 10-under girls' tournament that runs from July 22 through July 27 in Roseville, bringing about 2,500 athletes, coaches and fans and generating more than $1 million for Placer Valley. Read More »

Peer-to-Peer Payment is the New Cash

In Sacramento County, peer-to-peer payments are transforming how small businesses get paid. Read More »

Jam-Packed State Fair Open for more than Two Weeks

Featuring more than 50 carnival rides, a range of performances and competitions within various industries, and of course food, the California State Fair kicked off on July 11 at Cal Expo, lasting through July 27. Read More »

Where All the Stars Talk

Mary Jane Popp Brings Back the Stars Read More »

SMUD's Giving Friday Returns to State Fair

Free Admission to Giving Friday with Donation of Nonperishable Foods Read More »

Mobile Health Rolls Out New Services

Sacramento County’s mobile clinic is doing more than just rolling into neighborhoods; it’s rolling out a whole new level of care. Read More »

Girl Scouts Experience Civic Engagement at State Capitol

Girl Scouts Heart of Central California (GSHCC) was proud to welcome Girl Scouts from across the state for a two-day educational experience centered on civic engagement and advocacy. Read More »

Youth Detention Earns Health Care Accreditation

The Sacramento County Youth Detention Facility has once again earned national recognition for its health services, receiving full reaccreditation from the National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC). Read More »

U.S. Preschoolers Exposed to Broad Range of Potentially Harmful Chemicals

Findings concern researchers because early childhood is a critical period for brain and body development Read More »

Stay Safe in Triple Digit Heat

With temperatures forecasted to reach triple digits, the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) wants Californians to stay safe from the heat. Read More »

Republic FC Inks Danny Vitiello and Jared Timmer to Multi-Year Contracts

Republic FC announced that the club has reached agreements with goalkeeper Danny Vitiello and defender Jared Timmer, signing both players to new multi-year contracts, pending league and federation approval. Per club policy, the terms of the contracts were not disclosed. Read More »

Women’s Soccer Adds Six Commitments to 2025 Class

Reigning Big Sky Conference Tournament champion, California State University, Sacramento women’s soccer team added six more new faces to its roster for the upcoming fall campaign, gaining four transfers and a pair of standout freshman to the fold, head coach Randy Dedini recently announced. Read More »

A’s Players Receive Recognition

Athletics’ first baseman Nick Kurtz has been named the American League Rookie of the Month for June. Read More »

Former Aggie Lifts USMNT to Gold Cup Semifinals

Former UC Davis soccer standout Max Arfsten delivered a career-defining performance for the U.S. Men's National Team (USMNT) on June 29, powering a 2-2 (4-3 PKs) quarterfinal victory over Costa Rica in the Concacaf Gold Cup and earning Man of the Match honors. Read More »

Capital Stage Appoints Gray

Capital Stage is announced the appointment of Liz Gray as its new managing director on July 9. Read More »

Audit Poses Revisions to City Motel Program

The City of Sacramento auditor in June presented to the City Council a performance audit of the City of Sacramento’s Motel Program, a non-congregate emergency shelter initiative serving families experiencing homelessness. Read More »

Entertainment Zones Allow Street Drinking

The Sacramento City Council in June approved an ordinance establishing designated entertainment zones, a move that will support local business, support economic development and create a festive event atmosphere. Read More »

Midtown Farmers Market is Hot Spot for July Fun

A dynamic destination for fresh foods and artisan-made goods perfect for summer gatherings large and small, the Midtown Farmers Market also offers a variety of lively activations in July, including a qualifying round of an oyster-shucking competition, aerial circus performances and activities, entertaining live and DJ music, and much more. Read More »

Stay Afloat to Escape the Heat

Use Kayaks, Rafts to Get on the Water this Summer Read More »

Scammers Targeting PG&E Customers

Utility scams have continued at an alarming rate this year, with Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) customers reporting more than $190,000 in losses to scammers. PG&E is helping customers recognize the signs of a scam and avoid falling victim. Read More »

Disposable E-Cigarettes More Toxic Than Traditional Cigarettes

They might look like travel shampoo bottles and smell like bubblegum, but after a few hundred puffs, some disposable, electronic cigarettes and vape pods release higher amounts of toxic metals than older e-cigarettes and traditional cigarettes, according to a study from the University of California, Davis. Read More »

Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento Recertified with Top Cardiovascular Honor

Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento this month received the top cardiovascular honor from The Joint Commission and the American Heart Association. Read More »

Staying Healthy and Safe Driving in a Heatwave

Drivers need to ensure they take precautions this summer, because extreme temperatures have been predicted by the National Weather Service across the U.S. from June to August. Read More »

Sac State’s Jackson Slater Named Student-Athlete of the Year

Football's Jackson Slater has been named California State University, Sacramento's Male Student-Athlete of the Year. Read More »

TY Johnson Signs with Lakers

University of California, Davis men's basketball alumnus TY Johnson has signed a summer league contract with the Los Angeles Lakers, following the 2025 NBA Draft. Read More »

A's Jacob Wilson Elected Starter for All-Star Game

Jacob Wilson from the Athletics has been elected by the fans as starting shortstop for the American League in the 2025 All-Star Game at Atlanta on July 15. Read More »

High Quality Development at Republic FC Academy

The Sacramento Republic FC Academy’s U13 team won the international Copa Rayados tournament in Las Vegas on June 16 without conceding a goal, ranking first in the Northwest Division for quality of play, rated at 86.2. Read More »

Operation Dry Water for Fourth of July Weekend

California State Parks’ Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW) is urging all boaters to boat sober this Fourth of July holiday weekend. Read More »

Water Commission Tours Agricultural Water Recycling Project

The Sacramento Area Sewer District (SacSewer) hosted a public bus tour of the Harvest Water Program as part of the California Water Commission’s June 18 meeting. Read More »

Rep. Kiley Calls on CIF to Comply with Department of Education’s Title IX Conditions

The U.S. Department of Education has found that the California Interscholastic Federation’s (CIF) policy of allowing biological males to participate in sports with girls is in “clear violation” of Title IX. Read More »

$6.5 Million in Stolen Goods Seized, Leads Organized Crime Crackdown

Governor Gavin Newsom on June 17 announced that from January to May, the state’s Organized Retail Crime Task Force conducted 331 investigations, 629 arrests and recovered 113,245 stolen items valued at nearly $6.5 million. Read More »

FBI Says Elder Fraud has Many Forms

The Federal Bureau of Investigation, Sacramento Field Office is reminding elderly Americans and their loved ones about elder fraud. Read More »

Sacramento State to Join The Big West

The Big West proudly announced that Sacramento State will join the conference as a full member beginning in the 2026-27 academic year. Read More »

Westbrook Named 3rd Team JC All-American

American River College Freshman Dylan Westbrook from Oak Ridge was named to the Rawlings Pacific Division All-American third team, according to ARC head baseball coach Doug Jumelet. Read More »

57th County Junior Championship

Zac Barragan Reidt and Allie Nguyen captured overall titles in dramatic fashion at the 57th Sacramento County Junior Championship, held June 16 and 17 at Mather Golf Course. Read More »