The information has been produced based on the latest information available to us by national tennis associations. Following state directive, all tennis clubhouses and similar social facilities should be closed.
Courts, however, can remain open for use to help ensure people remain active, subject to strict social distancing and hygiene practices being employed.
Volunteer Through HandsOn Sacramento March 2020 By Cathryn Rakich HandsOn Sacramento is helping volunteers connect with nonprofit organizations that need help distributing food and packing food boxes for the elderly, disabled, food insecure and those going through...
The city of Sacramento just announced a new fundraising effort to help small businesses, families, nonprofits and homeless individuals amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg announced the new fundraising campaign Monday morning, alongside community groups that will administer parts of the relief effort. The coalition includes Sierra Health Foundation, United Way California Capital Region, the Central Labor Council, the Sacramento Metro Chamber of Commerce and Sacramento Area Congregations Together.
Practice Social Distancing on American River ParkwayMarch 2020By Cathryn Rakich Spring is here, the sun is out—and families with children and dogs are converging on the American River Parkway, the perfect escape for much-needed exercise and fresh air during the...
Virus Doesn’t Stop Worker Rights How laws impact wages and jobs in crisis. By R.E. Graswich March 2020 First came the coronavirus. Then came the law. As the pandemic closed schools, stores, restaurants and offices, lives were upended and legal questions raised. Drew...
Foster Homes Step Up to Empty Front Street Animal Shelter by Cathryn Rakich March 2020 With the community stepping up to help animals during the COVID-19 health crisis, the Sacramento city shelter on Front Street has reported that all dogs and cats—more than 100—have...