My staff and I, working with other city employees, do our best to meet the needs of our District 5 constituents. I represent more than 58,000 Sacramentans in more than
Fall in Sacramento is my favorite season. No more scorching heat and the fall colors are spectacular. However, fall may have already arrived for some residents with English elms that
Dogs are one of the animal world’s most efficient poopers. They can stop, drop and walk off in 15 seconds. Why is that a problem? Because if you, the dog’s
The campaign to make Curtis Park residents aware of harmful pollutants spewing from gas mowers and leaf blowers has people listening. Increasingly, neighbors are finding creative ways to minimize the
Craving some fried chicken? Two new restaurants with Curtis Park ties offer different takes on how to cook the bird. BAWK! opened Aug. 31 in Magpie’s original R Street location
Concerns about the homeless and neighborhood crime were by far the most common posts in NextDoor.com in the last month. Other writers had nice things to say about Good Samaritans
Curtis Fest on Aug. 25 was a success. Vendors and food truck operators expressed pleasure with the levels of sales and support. Estimated attendance was more than 1,000 people. Planning
In the Learnery, we collaborate with local artists and instructors to host fun and interesting classes. Our fall schedule features art classes influenced by the changing season, lettering classes that
With summer over and fall trying to lower temperatures and change leaf color, I want to take a moment to reflect on how many of us came together to dance
SCNA board member Kimberley Bond and her husband Steve made a list of pluses and minuses about moving to Sacramento. There were many more pluses, including proximity of family and
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