Sacramento City Unified advances proposed $95 parcel tax
Sacramento City Unified advanced a proposed $95 parcel tax as county officials began reviewing district payments amid a projected cash shortfall.
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City of Sacramento residential development fees take effect July 1, 2026: what to check
Sacramento CA – The City’s updated Residential Fee Schedule is effective July 1, 2026 through Jan. 21, 2027. Here’s what to verify before you file.
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Sacramento County expands residential fee deferrals; ordinance returns July 14
Sacramento County supervisors approved a resolution expanding residential fee deferrals to all housing projects, with final ordinance review set for July 14.
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Sacramento adopts $1.7 billion budget that closes $66.2 million gap
Sacramento CA – City leaders approved a $1.7 billion budget that closes a $66.2 million gap, preserves core services, and still leaves fiscal challenges ahead.
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Sacramento budget vote today could preserve park jobs and senior services
Sacramento CA – The City Council is scheduled to vote June 9 on a budget draft that restores park maintenance and Hart Senior Center jobs.
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Sacramento budget vote today weighs park jobs, senior services and higher fees
Sacramento City Council is set to vote today on a budget that closes a $66.2 million gap while restoring some park and senior-center staffing.
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Sacramento’s I Street Bridge replacement is slipping to 2027 after bids came in about $100 million over budget
Sacramento CA – The I Street Bridge replacement is still alive, but bids came in far above estimates, pushing the long-planned project toward a 2027 start.
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Why Sacramento leaders are fighting over who should run the region’s homelessness response
Sacramento CA – SB 802 would shift more housing and homelessness power into one regional agency, and local leaders are split over whether that would help or disrupt services.
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Sacramento County moves to add up to $10 million to flexible housing pool for homeless residents
Sacramento CA – Sacramento County may authorize up to $10 million in Medi-Cal plan funding and a larger Brilliant Corners contract for its flexible housing pool.
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Budget Gap, Railyards Stadium Boost and Housing Trends Shape Sacramento’s Week
Sacramento, CA – April 3, 2026 – City leaders confront a budget gap, a major stadium update at the Railyards, and new housing trend data shaping 2026.
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Low Snowpack, School Budget Strain and New Housing Finance District Lead Sacramento Headlines
Sacramento, CA – April 2, 2026 – Record-low snowpack, school budget strain and a proposed housing finance district top local government news.
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Sacramento County to Close New Hope Road for $4.5M Bridge Replacement Project
Sacramento, CA – April 1, 2026 – A $4.5 million bridge replacement near Galt will close part of New Hope Road for months, reshaping rural travel.
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Sacramento Weighs New Transit Tax, Utility Ratings and Housing Finance Plans
Sacramento, CA – March 31, 2026 – A proposed transit tax, new utility survey data and housing finance plans are shaping key policy talks this week.
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Sacramento Confronts $5B Road Backlog as Budget Talks Intensify
Sacramento, CA – March 30, 2026 – City leaders face a $5B road backlog as early budget talks begin and a sales tax measure looms.
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Airport Expansion, State Worker RTO, and Federal Transit Funds Lead Sacramento’s Weekend Headlines
Sacramento, CA – March 29, 2026 – Airport expansion, state worker office mandates, and new federal transit funding plans shape key local policy debates.
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Railyards Infrastructure Push Signals New Momentum for Sacramento Core
Sacramento, CA – March 27, 2026 – Major infrastructure moves in the Railyards signal momentum on bridges, transit and a new hospital campus.
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Tax Talks, Transit Funding and Budget Planning Lead Sacramento’s Week
Sacramento, CA – March 26, 2026 – City leaders weigh new taxes, transit funding and budget fixes as housing and safety plans move ahead.
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Sacramento Daily Brief: Stadium Plan Advances, Council Meets, State Board in Session
Sacramento, CA – March 25, 2026 – A major stadium upgrade moves forward as city leaders meet and state officials gather downtown for key decisions.
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Sacramento Headlines: Fire Board Action, State Senate Race, Transit Funding Update
Sacramento, CA – March 22, 2026 – A Metro Fire vote, a new development in the Senate race, and transit funding updates lead local news.
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Eid Celebration, Monster Trucks and Aggie Square Events Lead Sacramento Weekend
Sacramento, CA – March 21, 2026 – From a major Eid festival at Cal Expo to monster trucks and live music, Sacramento’s weekend is packed with big events.
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Storm Warnings, Sac State Move and Health Inspection Lead Sacramento Headlines
Sacramento, CA – March 17, 2026 – Storm warnings, college sports shifts and restaurant inspections lead today’s local headlines.
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March 16: Capitol Rally, Arena Concert and Volunteer Summit Lead Local Headlines
Sacramento, CA – March 16, 2026 – March for Life rally fills Capitol grounds, Nine Inch Nails hits Golden 1 Center, and major volunteer summit arrives this week.
