Sacramento City Council restores funding for pool hours, gang prevention task force
PROGRESS HERE. BACK TO YOU. ALL RIGHT HEATHER, THANK YOU. NEW TONIGHT, THE SACRAMENTO CITY COUNCIL IS GETTING…
Priorities discussed as Legislature moves ahead with budget | California
(The Center Square) – In the days after California Gov. Gavin Newsom released the May revision of his…
Sacramento Council continues efforts to close $66M budget gap. Here’s what to know
The Sacramento City Council spent the week making painful tradeoffs as it works to close a $66 million…
Sacramento City Unified fights to avoid state receivership amid $170 million budget deficit
Sacramento City Unified School District is facing a major budget crisis, with warnings that it could run out…
Sacramento council restores some youth violence prevention programs, pool funds
The Sacramento City Council restored funding to a youth violence prevention grant and vowed to keep pools open…
Sacramento City Council weighs service cuts to address $66 million deficit
Sacramento city leaders are still working to close a $66 million budget deficit, with possible cuts that could…
Prop D vs. Prop C: San Francisco’s high-stakes fight over business taxes
San Francisco voters will soon decide on two dueling business tax measures backed with millions of dollars in…
Sacramento City Unified School District expected to run out of cash by July
The Sacramento City Unified School District is confronting a $170 million budget deficit, with experts warning it could…
5 things to know as Sacramento City Council starts budget cutting debate
The Sacramento City Council is scheduled Tuesday to begin its monthlong discussions to plug its $66.2 million budget…
Sacramento City Council to address $66 million budget deficit
UNDERCARRIAGE TO HIT THAT MECHANIC, AND HE DIED. HIS NAME HAS NOT BEEN RELEASED. CITY OF SACRAMENTO IS…
Sacramento proposes hiking parking violation fees amid $66M budget shortfall
Thu, April 30, 2026 at 11:00 PM UTC A parking enforcement officer issues a warning for a car…
Letters to the Editor: Cultures of obedience cost Los Angeles taxpayers far too much
To the editor: In the Sunday paper, the Los Angeles Times published a story about L.A. firefighters’ mass…