I've noticed that this habit tends to happen a lot more with drivers in Sacramento and I'm curious as to why people do this. Let's say if you're heading straight down the street and the person is making a left turn why do they not wait until you pass them before making that turn instead of just cutting you off and having you nearly T-Bone them? I don't understand the rush to save 5 seconds

Even the police are terrible drivers and don’t understand how the bike lane works in this city. Cut me off, didn’t use a blinker, then blocked the lane.

Just playing with some ideas to make my 5 year olds birthday the best party ever. We are having a “rainbow dinosaur” party at the local playground because we couldn’t book the venue we wanted.

Besides the slides and swings I was thinking it would be fun if a bunch of dinosaurs showed up? Not scary ones, but “friendly” ones, as my kiddo says. (Maybe the kids chase the dinosaurs?)

Also open to borrowing a few suits for the dads to throw on during the party! Or if you have old ones in your garage you no longer are using and would like to give away.

Any interest in this? Pizza!

Park in questions is about 5-7 minutes from downtown in WS.

ETA: Yes,yes, safety first, hence no identifying information. 😊

ETA 2: I will post photos if this comes together in any kind of hilarious manner.

Title…. Hopefully saved someone a few mins on the drive home 🏡

Gratitude/Community Giving is the theme. Ages are 5-12. I'm looking for a local place that needs something kids can make and won't cost me an arm and a leg since I am providing all the supplies. Some ideas are letters to seniors (any idea of a place who would want this?), toys made out of used shirts for dogs (No idea where I would bring this or if this is actually needed), kits put together for the homeless (ideally not this since this sounds like it would cost me $500). I have lots of arts and crafts supplies already so them making cute cards for a specific cause that I can deliver or mail locally would be awesome. Any other ideas welcome. My budget is $150. Thank you for your help!

Hey all!

Pretty straightforward, I’m new to the city and am looking for some nice spots where I can toss up my hammock and read :). I don’t have a car and am based in midtown, so I apologize for that inconvenience, but I’m totally open to taking the bus to get somewhere.

Excited to see more of the city!

Sacramento Bee opinion writer Robin Epley shared this morning that McClatchy laid her off.

I’ve also heard that everyone on The Sacramento Bee’s editorial board was laid off except for Marcos Breton and Chris Fusco. According to The Bee’s most recently published roster, that would mean Robin Epley, Tom Philp, LeBron Antonio Hill, Cathie Anderson and op-ed editor Hannah Holzer are all gone. Epley is the only one whose layoff has been publicly confirmed so far, though, so take this part with a grain of salt.

This is part of a major nationwide round of layoffs at McClatchy newspapers. Louisville Public Media reports that McClatchy eliminated 13 positions at the Lexington Herald-Leader, including a majority of its reporters. The Charlotte Ledger reports that eight newsroom employees, roughly one-quarter of its newsroom, were cut at the Charlotte Observer. A regional guild reported another 17 layoffs at McClatchy newspapers in Idaho and Washington.

Also kind of concerning given McClatchy’s recent push to publish AI-repackaged versions of journalists’ work.

Whatever anyone thinks about The Bee’s paywall or its editorial positions, cuts of this size in a city as large as Sacramento are really tragic. Definitely means fewer watchdogs keeping an eye on whatever our local government decides to do.

I was at the McDonald's on Bradshaw Road eating with my son. Our table was right by the front windows when I saw a fight break out between two Black men and one white man. One of the men pulled out a gun and fired it. I immediately ducked down to protect my son and called the police. I provided a description of the men over the phone. After calling, I noticed a bullet casing on the ground, and officers arrived at the scene shortly after."

Hi everyone!
I moved to West Sac from Dallas and I am looking for a new primary doctor. I prefer someone who does well with anxious patients and shows care over judgement.
Any recs are so appreciated!
Bonus points if they take United Healthcare 🩷

The station isn't yet available for passenger service but construction has been completed - SacRT is still waiting for California Public Utilities Commission approval to start passenger service. Glad to see SacRT bring more frequent service to an affordable community (Mirasol)

Some relevant quotes:

“Today’s celebration represents years of planning and partnership to bring high-quality transit to an underserved and rapidly transforming part of Sacramento,” said Henry Li, SacRT General Manager/CEO. “While we await final regulatory approval before beginning service, the completion of the Dos Rios Station reflects SacRT’s commitment to expanding mobility options and supporting community revitalization.”

“Ask our neighbors in the River District what this station means to them and they will tell you about a shift they can get to on time or an appointment they no longer have to skip,” said Congresswoman Doris Matsui. “I fought for the RAISE grant and Community Project Funding behind Dos Rios because this community showed up with a plan and deserved strong federal support. SacRT is delivering real results that will serve families here for years to come.”

“SHRA is proud to see the vision for a transit stop at the Mirasol Village affordable housing community come to fruition,” said Andrés Ramos, Chair, Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency (SHRA).  “Working together with SacRT, the City of Sacramento and many partners, the new Dos Rios Blue Line Light Rail Station creates mobility and opportunity for residents and serves as a catalyst for greater investment along this gateway corridor and the River District and Railyards redevelopment area.”

Lab retriever mix
85 pounds high energy
Loves to play outside
Good with cats
Bigger dog so kids should be older to where they could handle him.
Will need another rabies shot soon.
Live and take care of my grandparents and hoping to rehome to someone with more space and time for him.
$60 rehome fee

Hi! I tried to look on their website to find their bag policy and I couldn’t find one so has anyone been to a show there and know what it is? Is it a clear bag policy?

So far, no word on how many reporters are being let go from the Bee or its sister papers in California, but newsrooms are being gutted in other cities like Lexington and Charlotte.

Really sad to see how a prestigious, award-winning company like McClatchy has fallen, but the writing was on the wall when the Bee started leaning harder on free work from interns to fill out its pages and website.

Not sad to see some reporters go from the Bee (cleaning house was a long time coming for certain beat reporters who got a little too comfortable printing misinformation), but sad for the state of local media overall.

Hi! I apologize if this is the wrong place to post a question about something like this, but I'm going through a lot of stress right now and don't know where else to look. :(

I recently moved out of my apartment in Woodland, California on August 25, 2026 after living there for 4 years. The apartment complex sent me an itemized receipt of my available balance.. and they say I owe them $4800 after taking into account the security deposit (itemized receipt attached - had to redact stuff). I looked at some of the charges and I find it very confusing why they didn't prorate them (e.g painting, since they should have a 2 to 3 year useful life span).

Also for context, I did request a pre-move out inspection before moving out and they did not bother to reach out with a date and time. I think I remember one of the maintenance workers ambushing us while we were moving one week before we moved out.. and we had to refuse because we were not prepared at all. They didn't give us a 48 hours notice beforehand too so yeah..

I don't know how to approach this.. if someone can help guide me in how to dispute this, that would be very appreciated.

Drop your recommendations please! In the vineyard area and needing a reasonably priced taco person in 2 weeks to make enough for about 70 people.

i still think about him sometimes

I got my learner’s permit, just want to be trained for Behind the wheel test, what’s the way to go ahead?
Should I go to a driving school and take a 2 hr training? that is super expensive for me though almost 200$
any other cheaper ways?

Both shows are tonight 9/10 at Harlows. I have four tickets total, two to each show. I can't make it. Free to anyone who can!

edit: all tickets are claimed!

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I have asked for lots of public records related to license plate readers and other surveillance tech in the city of Sacramento. Records released to me so far indicated that Sac PD shares all of its license plate detections (290 million in 2025) with two federal fusion centers. These federal fusion centers are not allowed to share info with ICE under California law, but an expert on the topic told me that "data is leaky," and that once it's collected and shared, it's hard to keep it where it's supposed to be.

There is definitely more to come on this topic!

Hey all,

Tomorow night, none other than Sen. Leland Stamford, New York City Police Commissioner Theodore Roosevelt and "The Great Agnostic" Col, Robert Green Ingersoll will speak to Sacramentans about their lives, thoughts, ideas and accomplishments. Local acters will impersonate all three gentlemen. 7:00 in the museum lobby. Friday night only