Out & About February 2024
Find out what is happening in Sacramento during the month of February!
Pocket Life February 2024
Find out what is happening in Pocket during the month of February!
Blast From Past
The future of dangerous fences across the Sacramento River levee may depend on letters written during the Vietnam War.
The letters contain fence authorizations granted by the Army Corps of Engineers. They date from 1968.
It’s unclear whether the letters really exist. Authorities can’t or won’t produce the paperwork for public examination by Inside Sacramento.
Out & About January 2024
Find out what is happening in Sacramento during the month of January!
Downtown Renaissance
Inside Sacramento interviewed the four candidates for mayor in the March 5 primary election—Flojaune Cofer, Steve Hansen, Kevin McCarty and Dr. Richard Pan. The top two finishers will advance to a runoff in November if no candidate receives at least 50.1% of the March vote. The election is nonpartisan.
In Good Hands
Take comfort in watching the city’s levee bike path experts work a room. Assurance flows from their understated confidence, never brash, always sincere. To hear them speak is to realize the Sacramento River Parkway bike trail is on schedule to arrive in 2026.
Momentum is tangible.
City engineer Megan Johnson and engineering consultant Matt Salveson lead the bike trail team. They bring decades of professional experience. They understand the challenges and embrace the rewards.
Their calm, patient recitation of data, dates and facts soothes like therapy.
