Aguiar-Curry Responds to CalChamber's Multi-Million Dollar Misinformation Campaign Against AB 1776

Assembly Majority Leader Cecilia Aguiar-Curry (D–Winters) is disappointed in California Chamber of Commerce's newly launched statewide advertising campaign opposing Assembly Bill 1776 (AB 1776). Read More »

Free Dental Services for Yolo County Youth at Dunnigan Fire Station on Aug. 18

The Yolo County Health and Human Services Agency’s (HHSA) Oral Health Program, in partnership with Kaiser Permanente and Smile Dental Services, will offer free mobile dental services on Tuesday, Aug. 18 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Dunnigan Fire Protection District Station 12, located at 29145 Main St., Dunnigan, CA. Read More »

West Sacramento History: The Watergate Auto Court

In the 1920s, automobiles became much more available to America’s middle class. Mass production, lower prices, higher wages and installment credit all made cars easier to buy and use. That gave people more freedom to travel, both for business and pleasure. Read More »

UC Davis Retired Nematology Professor Receives International Award

UC Davis Professor Emerita Valerie Moroz Williamson of the Department of Plant Pathology is the recipient of the Society of Nematologists’ highest honor: Honorary Member. Read More »

August is Child Support Awareness Month

The Yolo County Board of Supervisors has recognized August 2026 as Child Support Awareness Month, honoring the work of the Colusa Sutter Yolo Regional Child Support Agency and highlighting the role child support services play in helping children and families thrive. Read More »

Katherine Zhu Wins 56th Sacramento County Women’s Golf Championship at Mather Golf

The 56th Sacramento County Women’s Golf Championship took place July 25 to 26, at Mather Golf Course in Rancho Cordova, drawing top female amateur golfers from around the region. Read More »

Dominant Rivalry Win Earns Three Team of the Week Selections

On July 28, the USL Championship announced the Week 21 Team of the Week. Among the top players from the week, Republic FC led the way with three selections as Kyle Edwards, Memo Rodriguez and Mark-Anthony Kaye added their names to the club’s growing list of league honors. Read More »

MMS Strategies Honored with FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award

On July 28, the FBI Sacramento Field Office honored MMS Strategies, LLC, a Sacramento-based consulting firm, with the local FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award (DCLA) for their collaborative partnership in support of the FBI’s mission to protect the American people and uphold the Constitution. Michelle Smira, founder and chief executive officer for MMS Strategies, accepted the award. Read More »

Men’s Soccer Welcomes Magaña to the Roster for 2026

The Sacramento State men’s soccer team made another addition to its roster for 2026, welcoming Washington native Jesus Magaña to the fold, Interim Head Coach Matt McDougall announced on Monday, July 27. Read More »

Sacramento County Superintendent of Schools Statement Regarding Sacramento City Unified School District

Today, Fiscal Advisor Luz Cázares appointed by the Sacramento County Superintendent of Schools to support the Sacramento City Unified School District (SCUSD) has acted to rescind the SCUSD Board’s action on July 30 to approve an agreement between SCUSD and the Sacramento City Teachers Association (SCTA). Read More »

We Say Goodbye to a Summer Tradition: The Last Summer California State Fair

The 2026 California State Fair wrapped-up another year of a summer tradition at Cal Expo, bringing families and friends together from across California and other states. Read More »

Mountain West Announces Credit Union 1 Basketball Championships Brackets

The Mountain West announced the 2027 Credit Union 1 Mountain West Basketball Championships presented by Palms Casino Resort brackets on Thursday, featuring all 10 men's and women's teams competing at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas from Sunday, March 7, to Saturday, March 13. Read More »

California Sees Second Straight Year of Vehicle Theft Declines

Statewide vehicle thefts fall nearly 25% as CHP continues targeted enforcement and prevention efforts Read More »

Still Time to Visit the California State Fair

What to Know Before the Final Weekend Read More »

James Marshall High School 50th Class Reunion

Class of ‘76 is invited to meet up with old friends, share memories and enjoy good conversation! Read More »

California Wildfire: Living with the Inevitable

Wildfire is a defining reality of life in Northern California. Anyone who has lived here long enough understands the tension that arrives each summer and lingers into fall. Read More »

Probation Professionals Honored

Yolo County recognized Probation Services Week, observed July 19-25, by honoring the probation officers and staff whose work strengthens public safety, supports victims, promotes accountability and helps people make lasting change in their lives. Read More »

West Sacramento Celebrates Historic Punjabi Directional Sign and a Historic Milestone

Mayor Martha Guerrero and President Sardar Narinder Singh Thandi of the Gurdwara Sikh Temple West Sacramento are proud to announce a ceremonial bilingual Punjabi-English directional sign on the corner of Harbor Blvd and Evergreen Avenue to guide hundreds to the Gurdwara’s 43rd Anniversary Celebration. Read More »

Yolo County Declares Local Emergency Over Golden Mussels

The Yolo County Board of Supervisors has proclaimed a local emergency in response to the spread of invasive golden mussels in waterways connected to the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. Read More »

Dr. Joanna Locke Appointed Public Health Officer

The Yolo County Board of Supervisors has appointed Dr. Joanna Locke as the county’s Public Health Officer, effective Monday, Aug. 24. Read More »

West Sac Play Donates to Triboli Park Improvements

The City of West Sacramento accepted a $20,000 check on Wednesday, July 22, from West Sac Play to improve Lennie and Kitty Triboli Park. Read More »

CHP Awards More Than $41 Million to Combat Impaired Driving Across California

Funding supports enforcement, education and forensic testing statewide Read More »

Community Invited to Celebrate California Admission Day

Visitors to the California State Capitol in downtown Sacramento on California Admission Day, Wednesday, Sept. 9, are in for a special treat. Read More »

California Museum Welcomes Erin Clancey as New Executive Director

The California Museum is pleased to announce the appointment of Erin Clancey as the Museum’s new executive director. Read More »

Sacramento History Museum to Present First-Time Red, White & Vintage Fashion Show

From Victorian to Vanity Fair, The Sacramento History Museum is getting all dolled up for a Red, White & Vintage Fashion Show Read More »

DPR Releases Final Findings from State-Funded Fumigant Alternatives Study

The California Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) released the fourth and final component of a multi-part study exploring alternatives to fumigant pesticides. Read More »

Republic FC Signs Experienced Attacker Alfredo Midence

Republic FC announced the club has signed attacker Alfredo Midence (pronunciation: mee-DEHN-say) through the end of the 2026 season. Read More »

Women’s Basketball Completes Coaching Staff with Addition of Teanusha Robinson

Teaunsha “Tee” Robinson, who spent the 2025-26 season as an assistant coach and director of player development at Delaware State, has been named an assistant coach with the Sacramento State women’s basketball program, Head Coach Aaron Kallhoff announced July 21. Read More »

South River Road Lane Closures Scheduled July 27–Aug. 1 for Bridge Maintenance

Sacramento County crews will perform deck maintenance on the Sutter Slough Bridge on South River Road, approximately eight miles south of Clarksburg. Read More »

Dave Jans Earns Endorsement of Sacramento Area Firefighters for City Council

On July 19, retired firefighter, small business owner and longtime community leader Dave Jans announced that he has received the official endorsement of Sacramento Area Firefighters Local 522 in his campaign for West Sacramento City Council. Read More »

Honey Bees Trapped in Milkweed

When honey bees become trapped in a milkweed’s elaborate pollination system and die, what are the ecological consequences? Read More »

The Raley’s Companies Announce Key Leadership Changes

The Raley's Companies (TRC) announced July 13 a series of leadership appointments designed to strengthen customer engagement, enhance operational excellence and position the company for continued growth across its family of brands. Read More »