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OP-ED | CITY OF SACRAMENTO SHELTER SYSTEM FAILURE DISPLACES HUNDREDS, INFLICTS TRAUMA...

Beginning in the morning hours of June 1, 2026, the Sacramento Homeless Union began receiving urgent calls, text messages, and requests for assistance from residents across multiple City-funded shelter and housing programs overseen by the City of Sacramento and operated through the Step Up on Second system.

Op-ed | City of Sacramento Shelter System Failure Displaces Hundreds, Inflicts Trauma - Davis Vanguard A significant operational failure within the City of Sacramento's shelter and transitional housing system resulted in widespread displacement and confusion among vulnerable residents, prompting the Sacramento Homeless Union to demand a comprehensive public accounting from city officials.

How to recycle appliances and E-waste for free.

How to recycle appliances and E-waste for free - Sacramento City Express For City of Sacramento customers, there is an easy way to recycle household appliances and electronic waste (E-waste) for free– without leaving home. The Recycling and Solid Waste Division provides households with up to two free pickup appointments per year for E-waste and household appliances. Th...

Will Measure V solve Davis’ housing shortage or be a major mistake? Voters to decide

Will Measure V solve Davis’ housing shortage or be a major mistake? Voters to decide Residents will vote Tuesday on whether to approve Village Farms Davis, a proposed housing development aimed at bringing more housing for younger families and supporting schools, but critics remain skeptical.

City Hall exhibit showcases artists inspired by Sacramento waterways.

City Hall exhibit showcases artists inspired by Sacramento waterways - Sacramento City Express Visitors to City Hall can now experience a new art exhibit exploring water as a source of memory, creativity and connection in Sacramento. Curated by the City’s Emerging Curator Fellow Lorena Rodríguez, the exhibit “Liquid Memories: An Ode to the Waters of Sacramento” is on display in the Rob...

Annual reports highlight infill development, sustainability and climate action effort.

Annual reports highlight infill development, sustainability and climate action effort - Sacramento City Express City staff recently shared the 2040 General Plan and Climate Action & Adaptation Plan annual reports, addressing progress made toward goals set in place for the last two years. Highlights presented to City Council detailed continued accomplishments in local development, equity, sustainability and cl...

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Soaring healthcare costs put California school districts and teachers at odds...

Soaring healthcare costs put California school districts and teachers at odds California school districts, including Twin Rivers and Natomas, are struggling to balance rising healthcare costs with declining enrollment and federal aid, leading to labor battles between teachers and districts over healthcare premiums.

Market Match program could disappear — unless lawmakers step in to fund an initiative that boosts access to farmers’ markets and supports small farms.

Budget cuts threaten program that doubles food dollars for Californians in need • Sacramento News & Review Market Match program could disappear — unless lawmakers step in to fund an initiative that boosts access to farmers’ markets and supports small farms.

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SCUSD board rejects judge’s decision to reverse dozens of layoffs.

SCUSD board rejects judge’s decision to reverse dozens of layoffs At Thursday night’s board meeting, 93 employees’ terminations were finalized despite an administrative law judge’s decision that insufficient evidence for timely layoff notices were provided.