Sacramento's City Council is set to decide on design plans and funding for a Folsom Boulevard traffic safety project after a fatal pedestrian crash.
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Should cities remove traffic lanes to make busy streets safer for pedestrians?
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Thieves shattered the glass door of the midtown Sacramento cafe and took equipment before it officially opened.
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Would you prioritize shorter wait times when seeking medical evaluations for your family?
The practice offers autism and learning disability evaluations for toddlers to young adults in North Natomas.
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Should your city fund public cultural parades like Sacramento's Native American parade?
The third annual parade, organized by the California Legislative Native American Caucus, showcases Indigenous cultures from across the state.
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Should your local government focus more on e-bike education than on strict penalties?
The city aims to boost e-bike safety through new educational initiatives and infrastructure improvements.
Four to five businesses near Florin Road were evacuated after a smell of gas led crews to a recycling yard with dozens of leaking tanks.
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