By Bruce Pierini and Erik Fay As previously described in the article “Neighbors Seek To Unify Goals In Newly Joined Council District” in last month’s Viewpoint, SCNA board members have
The Redistricting Commission (RC) has chosen two maps for the community to consider for adoption for new Sacramento City Council districts. There is a huge amount of data and backstory
While Gov. Gavin Newsom has indicated much of the state can reopen June 15, we have no such specific indication for the Sierra 2 Center because community centers will be
Notes from Oct. 7 SCNA board meeting Is it necessary under SCNA bylaws to have candidates for each spot on the 23-seat board? If so, that would involve seeking candidates
SCNA’s Ad Hoc Committee for Racial Justice produced two recent webinars that attendees praised for their quality and usefulness. The first webinar, Sept. 24, was “Facing the History of Racial
The SCNA board voted overwhelmingly to endorse a letter the Executive Committee had sent to the city in opposition to the West Broadway Specific Plan. The letter expressed opposition because
The SCNA board has approved the Nominations Committee’s recruitment of potential new board members for the December 2020 election. These characteristics will help round out the board’s perspectives, strengths and
SCNA’s Ad Hoc Committee for Racial Justice has worked to address many of the grievances people of color have expressed in the wake of the May killing of George Floyd
With the increase in local COVID-19 cases, it’s possible that Sierra 2 will be closed with minimal allowed activity for several months. The Finance Committee recommended a bare-bones budget of
CURTIS PARK SHARES MEALS, a charitable campaign that began in May with a goal of raising $5,000 to fund meal deliveries in Oak Park, has exceeded its goal by $1,000,
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