WUSD Employees Selected as 2026 Yolo County Classified School Employees of the Year

Washington Unified School District (WUSD) is proud to celebrate the exceptional employees selected as 2026-27 Yolo County Classified School Employees of the Year. Read More »

Yolo County Receives National Procurement Award for Third Consecutive Year

Yolo County announced Sept. 9 that it has received the 2026 Achievement of Excellence in Procurement Award from the National Procurement Institute, Inc. Read More »

Stingers Up! A’s and Sacramento State Celebrate Hornet Pride at Sutter Health Park

The Athletics (A’s) and Sacramento State welcomed students, alumni, faculty, staff, families and fans to Sutter Health Park Tuesday Sept. 8 for Sacramento State Night at the A’s, bringing the Hornet community together for an evening of baseball, school spirit and Sacramento pride. Read More »

Council Approves Solid Waste Contract with GreenWaste

The City Council voted 4-1 at their Sept. 9 meeting to authorize the city manager and staff to enter into a 10-year contract with GreenWaste Recovery, LLC for solid waste collection in the city. Read More »

Arts in the Heart

A celebration of the multicultural pride in the West Sacramento community Read More »

Residents Invited to ‘What A Colorful World’ by Tracy Dixon

Free All Ages Art Show at Gallery 1075 Read More »

Yolo County Issues RFP for Community Low-Cost Spay and Neuter Clinic

Yolo County issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) today seeking a qualified organization to operate a community low-cost spay and neuter clinic in Woodland. Read More »

SBSK Readies for Holiday Giveaway

Got beanie babies? Sacramento Blankets for Sacramento Kids (SBSK) is asking for donations of new or “almost new” Beanie Babies all year long. Read More »

End of an Era

It is the end of an era for American River College baseball and athletics as former player, coach and equipment manager Kurt Mattson has officially retired. Read More »

Sacramento’s Biggest Outdoor Oktoberfest is Coming!

Get ready for a brand-new fall tradition coming to Cal Expo! On Oct. 9 – 10, Saktoberfest is coming for two days of live music, traditional food, games, family-friendly fun and Oktoberfest celebrations. Read More »

The River Cats Hit Big in Vegas

After a tough homestand vs. the Salt Lake Bees, Sacramento hit big to begin their final roadtrip of the season at Las Vegas. Read More »

California Small Businesses One Step Closer to Relief from Abusive CIPA Lawsuits

The Stop CIPA Shakedown Lawsuits coalition has expressed its support for SB 690 following its passage through the California State Legislature and advancement to Governor Gavin Newsom’s desk. Read More »

Watanabe Captures 2026 State Fair Women’s Golf Championship

The 2026 State Fair Women’s Golf Championship was played Sept. 5-6 at Bartley Cavanaugh Golf Course. Read More »

A Morning Like No Other - Ground Zero at 25 years

After a long night of late work well into the morning, I was in a deep sleep. The repeating ring of the telephone awakened me. I received an alarming telephone call from a close friend frantically trying to get my attention. She said “just get up and turn on the TV. You won’t believe what is happening”. She was absolutely right. Read More »

September is Attendance Awareness Month

September is Attendance Awareness Month, and we are asking every member of our school community to help reinforce one simple message: every school day matters. Read More »

Free Movie Night at the Park

Bring the whole family out for an evening of activities, games, a costume contest and a movie under the stars! Read More »

Celebrate Library Card Sign-up Month This September

This September, Yolo County Library invites residents to celebrate Library Card Sign-up Month and discover the resources and services available with a library card. Read More »

State Fair Junior Championship Crowns 2026 Winners at Haggin Oaks

The State Fair Junior Championship for boys and girls ages 7 to 18 was held Saturday, Aug. 26, at Haggin Oaks Golf Complex. Players ages 12 to 18 competed on the Alister MacKenzie 18-hole course, while the 7 to 11 division played nine holes on Arcade Creek. Read More »

UC Davis Welcomes Zyhira Jones as New STUNT Assistant Coach

UC Davis STUNT is strengthening its coaching staff with the addition of Assistant Coach Zyhira Jones. A former collegiate STUNT athlete and experienced head coach with a proven track record of program building and athlete development. Read More »

Homegrown Centerback Chibi Ukaegbu to Join Houston Dynamo on Club Record Transfer Fee

Republic FC announced that the club has reached an agreement with Major League Soccer club Houston Dynamo FC transferring defender Chibuike “Chibi” Ukaegbu (pronunciation: Chi-bee Oo-kay-boo) to Houston Dynamo II of MLS NEXT PRO pending league and federation approval. Read More »

The Big West Honors Ching as the League’s Offensive Player of the Week

Following her two-goal performance that helped lift the Sacramento State women’s soccer team to victory against Southern Utah, junior Candace Ching was named The Big West’s Offensive Player of the Week on Monday (Aug. 31) for the first time in her career. Read More »

Historic City and County State Fair Golf Tournaments

This weekend, Sept. 5-7 the Sacramento Golf Council will host three State Fair golf tournaments at three area courses. Read More »

Finding Capacity and Resilience

Exploring Somatic Therapy and Dream Work with Nicole Lemaster, LFMT, SEP Read More »

Nonprofit Community Celebrates America’s 250th

The Capitol’s Rose Garden Claimed Site for 150,000 Pounds of Food Distributed to Nonprofits Read More »

From Tragedy to Tradition

Sac-Town Rodeo Supports a Sacramento Legacy Read More »

What UC Davis Lab Discovered About Aphids and Milkweed

Those aphids infesting your milkweed plants offer a surprising benefit. Read More »

Introducing Sue's Great Gumbo Cook-Off at the 5th Annual Golden Harvest Festival

Get ready for “GOLDEN,” the 5th Annual Golden Harvest Parade and Music/Dance Festival, a free community celebration showcasing the diverse cultures and communities of the Greater Sacramento region. Read More »

Keeping Greater Sacramento Restaurants Cooking: 22 Local Restaurants Receive Resilience Grants Funded by the PG&E Corporation Foundation

Greater Sacramento eateries and commercial food businesses awarded $5,000 grants to invest in equipment, technology and workforce development Read More »

A's and UC Davis Celebrate Aggie Pride at Sutter Health Park

The Athletics (A's) and UC Davis welcomed students, alumni, faculty, staff, families and supporters to Sutter Health Park for “UC Davis Night at the A’s,” celebrating an evening of baseball and Aggie pride ahead of the new academic year. Read More »

How Many Native Bees Can You Identify This Summer?

Bees have been getting a lot of love in recent years. With social media influencers rescuing swarms in videos getting millions of views, signs imploring us to “save the bees”, and books written about the fascinating and intricate social structure inside a bee hive. Read More »

Fall Campaign Sponsors Former Foster Youth Studying at UC Davis

Local nonprofit Make It Happen for Yolo County is offering opportunities for the community to sponsor UC Davis Guardian Scholars – students who have experienced foster care – as they move into housing this fall. Read More »

Yolo Classic Car and Truck Show Draws More Than 1,000 Attendees

More than 1,000 people attended the ninth “Cruisin’ into the Next Chapter” Classic Car and Truck Show on Saturday, Aug. 22 in the town of Yolo. Read More »