Barking Orders and Fighting Crime

CHP’s Newest Four-Legged Crime Fighters Officially Promoted To K-9 Officers Read More »

Lifting Students Back Up

Yolo High School’s Goal to Prepare Students for Life After High School Read More »

The Gift of Sight

Sierra Donor Services Eye Bank Celebrates Eye Donation Month and 50 Years of Serving Sacramento Read More »

$225,000 Mobilized by Yolo County for CalFresh Benefit Delay

Tobacco Settlement Funds to Support Yolo County CalFresh Residents Affected by Government Shutdown Read More »

Men’s 4-Ball Championships Finalized at Mather Course

Winners of the Sacramento County Men’s 4-Ball Championship are Travis Caldwell and Christian Quint in match play. Read More »

AI Runs on Power But Power Isn't Moving Fast Enough

Artificial intelligence is booming and America's power grid is struggling to keep up. Read More »

Society for the Blind Offers Services for All Ages

The nonprofit Society for the Blind organization is encouraging residents to honor Blindness Awareness Month throughout October by participating in activities and supporting people with vision loss so they can gain the skills they need to stay independent and thrive. Read More »

Average California Farm Loses $20,528 Annually to Natural Hazards

High grocery prices have been a defining economic story in recent years, driven by a combination of factors including pandemic-related supply chain breakdowns and labor shortages. Read More »

Two-Goal Performance from Zuniga fuels Hawks’ 4–0 shutout over Delta

The Hawks delivered a commanding performance on both ends of the pitch, earning a 4–0 shutout win over San Joaquin Delta behind an explosive second-half surge and disciplined defensive play. Read More »

Desmond Finishes Regular Season with Team of the Week Selection

United Soccer League (USL) Championship announced the Week 34 Team of the Week. Read More »

Farber Picks Up Big Sky Women’s Soccer Honors

Sacramento State junior midfielder Ellie Farber picked up her second career All-Big Sky Conference honor, named to the league's second team, according to a vote of the conference's head coaches released on Nov. 4 Read More »

Back-to-Back National Scoring Champion

River City’s Reagan Eisberg Makes History Read More »

Women’s Empowerment Receives Two-Year $50,000 Grant

Kelly Foundation to Help Unhoused Sacramento Women Find Homes Read More »

Sacramento Ballet Offers Bold Visions, Timeless Classics

Sacramento Ballet’s highly anticipated 2025-26 season has started. Read More »

How Can Veteran Business Owners Overcome Financial Challenges?

For many Servicemembers transitioning out of the military, owning their own business is their second act. Read More »

Multiple Arrests Made After Officers Uncover Multijurisdictional Retail Theft Enterprise

In September 2025, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) Valley Division Organized Retail Crime Task Force (ORCTF) received an investigation referral from The Home Depot regarding a subject involved in a sophisticated fraud and theft scheme. Read More »

'All Aboard' at International Railfair

It’s “All Aboard” at the 2025 International Railfair taking place this Saturday, Nov. 8 and Sunday, Nov. 9 in Building C at Cal Expo in Sacramento. Read More »

Veterans Events Calendar

With Veterans Day approaching on Nov. 11, there are a variety of events taking place across town offering special ways to honor and thank veterans. Read More »

Tangle Free Named Small Business of the Month

On Oct. 20, Assemblyman Josh Hoover announced that Tangle Free: A Low-Sensory Hair Salon is the Small Business of the Month for October 2025 in the 7th Assembly District. Read More »

New Study: 38% of Americans Say Cash Feels More 'Real' Than Digital Money

Close to 2 in 5 Americans (38 percent) say cash feels more "real" than digital money: It's a tangible reminder of value, and remains a permanent part of their financial toolkit (27 percent). Read More »

Tuleyome Offers Certified California Naturalist Course

Tuleyome, the expert organization on the Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument, is offering a Certified California Naturalist course in early 2026. Read More »

Interactive Map and Community Survey to Shape Zero-Emission Future

The Yolo County Sustainability Division invites community members to help shape the future of clean transportation through a new interactive online map and survey focused on zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) and shared mobility options. Read More »

County Responds to Expected CalFresh Benefit Delay

Coordinated Community Support Efforts Implemented Read More »

Rake It, Don’t Leave It

The City of West Sacramento’s Public Works Department is encouraging residents to keep drains clear during the fall season, providing resources to assist with the removal of organic waste. Read More »

Empowering Young Leaders to Address Food Insecurity

This November, as we observe Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week (Nov. 17–24) and prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving, let us reflect on the many families and neighbors in our community who are struggling with food and housing insecurity. Read More »

Second Season Underway for River City Grizzlies

Women’s Tackle Football in Sacramento Finishes Tryouts for Second Season Read More »

‘It's the Little Things that Count’

Homeless Resource Fair Serves Hundreds, Meeting Basic Needs Read More »

20 Food Resources Available in West Sacramento

A shutdown of the federal government lasting more than six weeks as of press time has halted funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) since Nov. 1, putting added strain on low-income households across Yolo County. Read More »

Tunnel to Towers Races Through Sacramento

On Nov. 1, about 300 participants ran in Tunnel to Towers Foundation’s fifth annual 5k Run & Walk in William Land Park. Read More »

If Walls Could Talk

‘The People vs. The Golden State Killer’ Reveals Lead Prosecutor’s Official Account of 40-Year Cold Case Read More »

Baudouin, Riva to Represent Big Sky

The Sacramento State doubles team of juniors Lou Baudouin and Irene Riva have been selected to represent the Big Sky Conference at the 2025 Intercollegiate Tennis Association Conference Masters Championships on Nov. 6 to Nov. 9 at the Barnes Tennis Center in San Diego. Read More »

A's Unveil Gold Sacramento Jersey for 2026 Season

Beginning next season, the A's will take the field in a bold new look: a gold alternate jersey featuring "Sacramento" across the chest. Read More »

Back-To-Back Sweep

Equestrian Dominates ECAC Rider of the Week Awards Read More »

Baseball Releases Loaded 2026 Schedule

Fresh off its third Western Athletic Conference regular season title and its sixth conference crown overall, the Sacramento State baseball team looks to carry the momentum of that successful campaign into a 2026 season that features a star-studded 56-game schedule, according to head coach Reggie Christiansen. Read More »

NorCal Residents Advised to Prepare for Gusty Winds

National Weather Service Releases Wind Advisory for NorCal Read More »