As I know you all are aware, Sacramento has a homeless crisis. Over the past few years, the problem has become increasingly worse, expanding from the banks of the river
Below are the materials presented at the community meeting that was held in Curtis Hall on March 28, 2019 regarding the temporary homeless shelter X Street near Alhambra Boulevard .
I t is no small effort to be invested in a neighborhood, especially one with as much potential as Curtis Park. As we all know, what is now Crocker Village
In late January, I participated, along with tens of thousands of Sacramentans, in two events – the Women’s March on Saturday and the “MLK March for the Dream” March on
I generally spend time around the holidays letting those with whom I work and play know how much I appreciate their friendship and support. Here is my list: To those
Have we seen the last of civility? I certainly hope not, but lately I am not quite sure. Based on the level of courtesy and respect shown at a Sacramento
Rarely does a day go by when I am not asked, “What is happening at Crocker Village?” Listed below is a summary of the current and proposed work. Obviously, there
To say that the past month at City Council has been challenging is a vast understatement. Issues related to the shooting of Stephon Clark have overwhelmed both the council’s work
At the beginning of each year, I host a Neighborhood Leaders meeting where we bring together folks from the 20 or so neighborhoods that I represent. It’s a great way
We’re almost through winter, and things at the city are still moving along. I am pleased to share a quick update on what’s been happening citywide with regard to those
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