October 2021 - Press Highlights

October 2021 - Press Highlights

 

City Council votes to invest $61.7 million to make Sacramento safer and help businesses thrive

View of Tower Bridge from the ferris wheel in Old Sacramento.

Sacramento (Oct. 19, 2021) Members of the Sacramento City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to spend $61.7 million in federal relief funds on investments that will make Sacramento cleaner, safer and more welcoming for customers and employees in Old Sacramento, the Central City and along commercial corridors.

“Today is the beginning of the Sacramento comeback,” Mayor Darrell Steinberg declared at a morning press conference with fellow Councilmember Katie Valenzuela and Vice Mayor Jay Schenirer along with business leaders from Old Sacramento, downtown and midtown. Read more…


Print & Online

Food nuggets: More outdoor dining; restaurant openings and closings and trying new foods - Sacramento Bee - Oct. 29, 2021

Sacramento sobering center served 457 people in its first year. Most were homeless - Sacramento Bee, Oct. 28, 2021

New Sacramento data shows 79% of city employees are vaccinated against COVID-19 - Sacramento Bee - Oct. 28, 2021

Cities use AirBnB city portal to build short-term rental rules - Government Technology - Oct. 28, 2021

California, New York fight over shrinking low-income housing aid in Democrats’ bill - Los Angeles Times - Oct. 26, 2021

Sacramento gets $12 million for American River Parkway improvements. Here’s what’s planned - Sacramento Bee - Oct. 26, 2021

'Take this seriously': New York, New Jersey declare emergencies as California 'bomb cyclone' storms move east - USA Today - Oct. 25, 2021

Sports betting could be coming to California, and so could millions to help homeless people - San Francisco Chronicle - Oct. 24, 2021

Old Sacramento has been consumed by COVID misery. Now it’s a symbol for the city’s recovery - Sacramento Bee - Oct. 24, 2021

City and county to open respite centers for Sacramento homeless during rainstorm - Sacramento Bee - Oct. 23, 2021

Sacramento to open 3-month encampment for homeless seniors - Sacramento Bee & Governing Magazine - Oct. 22, 2021

Following Bee story, Sacramento will start posting legal settlement agreements online - Sacramento Bee - Oct. 21, 2021

City of Sacramento survey wants residents to pick top qualities for the next police chief - Sacramento Bee - Oct. 21, 2021

Sacramento City Council allocates $61 million for homelessness, small business support - Sacramento Business Journal - Oct. 20, 2021

Can online sports betting help the homeless? California mayors back ballot measure - Merced Sun-Star - Oct. 19, 2021

49ers star supports local youth with donation - The Observer - Oct. 19, 2021

Sacramento lands Colour of Music, a classical Black musician festival. Here’s how to get tickets - Sacramento Bee - Oct. 18, 2021

Sacramento Mayor Steinberg was vaccinated and still got COVID. Here’s what he learned - Sacramento Bee - Oct. 10, 2021

Caltrans to pause clean-ups at homeless camps, buying Sacramento time to find alternatives - Sacramento Bee - Oct. 10, 2021

High rents and low incomes: Sacramento is far short of its affordable housing needs - Sacramento Bee - Oct. 10, 2021

This new large homeless shelter could get hundreds off the American River Parkway - Sacramento Bee - Oct. 6, 2021

Elk Grove’s 49er goes from a giant on the field to a giant in the Sacramento community - Sacramento Bee - Oct. 6, 2021

Do you provide arts education to schoolkids? The City of Sacramento wants to know

Do you provide arts education to schoolkids? The City of Sacramento wants to know

Watering allowed just one day a week starting Monday, November 1

Watering allowed just one day a week starting Monday, November 1