Free skate park open house at 28th and B on Nov. 1
Skaters of all ages can try the 28th and B Skate Park for free, and new dedicated skate hours start Nov. 4.
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Skaters of all ages can try the 28th and B Skate Park for free, and new dedicated skate hours start Nov. 4.
SizeUp Sacramento, the City's free online market research tool, now offers translation in seven languages and a way for partner groups to link to it from their own websites.
The City of Sacramento's fall and winter watering schedule limits sprinkler use to one weekend day per week through February.
Starting November 2, Sacramento residents can put yard waste that doesn't fit in their curbside container into the street for Claw crews to collect.
A new free exhibit at Sacramento City Hall features work by local artists exploring how seven plants shape culture, memory and daily life.
A City grant funded free workshops on royalties, licensing and other music income, and alumni gathered at Flamingo House to reconnect.
The City of Sacramento is starting an Urban Forest Plan working group, taking survey feedback on parking lot greening, and signing up volunteers for tree plantings.
The Love 916 campaign kicks off Saturday, Nov. 7, with a morning of planting, mulching and litter cleanup at a downtown park.
The City of Sacramento's homelessness response team reported its October activity, including shelter placements, outreach enrollments and cleanup totals.