A protest tied to the national “No Kings” movement took place Saturday at the California State Capitol in Sacramento.<\/p>\n
The event is one of several planned across the country and worldwide connected to the movement<\/a>, which began in 2025 and has since expanded to multiple cities and states. Organizers say the protests are aimed at pushing back against President Trump and his administration’s policies.<\/p>\n Similar demonstrations were also being held in the San Francisco Bay area<\/a>, as they were at two prior No Kings events last year across Northern California<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n Thousands of people have marched in similar protests in Sacramento in the past, with organizers saying they expected up to 10,000 people to show up on Saturday.<\/p>\n Sacramento police said there were rolling closures around the Capitol, including along Capitol Mall, 10th Street and N Street. Drivers were advised to plan for potential detours and delays.<\/p>\n Similar events were also scheduled on Saturday in other areas of Sacramento County, and in Placer, Nevada, Yuba, Sutter, Stanislaus, San Joaquin and El Dorado counties.<\/p>\n