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Warren Reflects On His Public Service Following Loss — The Sacramento Observer
NORTH SACRAMENTO - Allen Wayne Warren, the representative of Sacramento City Council District 2, called challenger Sean Loloee on Tuesday, morning, Nov. 17, to congratulate the fellow businessman on his election victory, ending the real estate developer’s eight-year reign in office. As of Nov. 18
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SAFE Credit Union President and CEO Dave Roughton appointed Sacramento Metro Chamber Board Chair — The Sacramento Observer
FOLSOM – SAFE Credit Union is pleased to announce President and CEO Dave Roughton accepted the role of Board Chair of the Sacramento Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce. As Chair, Roughton is responsible for guiding the chamber’s economic recovery plan and representing chamber members of the
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Allen Warren Wants To Continue Serving District — The Sacramento Observer
NORTH SACRAMENTO - Sacramento City Councilman Allen Wayne Warren says he is publically reaffirming his commitment to serve the people of City Council District 2. Warren,who is campaigning for reelection, says he remains a faithful servant to his community and believes strongly that much work
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Employees Standing Up Against ‘Toxic’ Work Culture — The Sacramento Observer
In the wake of George Floyd’s death in Minnesota in May, many took to the streets in protest. Others took to social media, posting jokes and videos reenacting the last minutes of the Black man’s life — pinned under the knee of a police officer, gasping for air. Some of the latter were discovered to
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Sacramento County Board of Supervisors Meets November 2
Nicholas Ibarra | OBSERVER Staff Writer The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to meet Tuesday Nov. 2 at 9:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Among the topics of discussion […] The post Sacramento County Board of Supervisors Meets November 2 appeared first on The Sacramento Obs
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Cancelled: Sacramento Regional Transit Board of Directors Meeting November 8
Nicholas Ibarra | OBSERVER Staff Writer The Sacramento Regional Transit Board of Directors is scheduled to meet on Monday, Nov. 8 at 5:30 p.m but the meeting has been cancelled. […] The post Cancelled: Sacramento Regional Transit Board of Directors Meeting November 8 appeared fi
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Sacramento City Council Meets August 17
The Sacramento City Council is scheduled to meet Tuesday, August 17 at 5 p.m. Among the issues planned for discussion is the City of Sacramento's Employment and Training Agency (SETA) […] The post Sacramento City Council Meets August 17 appeared first on The Sacramento Observer.
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The Observer and CapRadio Awarded Prestigious Report for America Core Member — The Sacramento Observer
The Sacramento Observer and Capital Public Radio (CapRadio) are pleased to announce that they have been selected as one of 64 new newsrooms around the nation to co-host a Report for America journalist to expand coverage of underserved areas in the greater Sacramento region. This support from Report
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Allen Warren Wants To Continue Serving District — The Sacramento Observer
NORTH SACRAMENTO - Sacramento City Councilman Allen Wayne Warren says he is publically reaffirming his commitment to serve the people of City Council District 2. Warren,who is campaigning for reelection, says he remains a faithful servant to his community and believes strongly that much work
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Vang Defeats Simmons In District 8 City Council Seat — The Sacramento Observer
MEADOWVIEW - Les Simmons, the senior pastor of South Sacramento Christian Center has done some extraordinary work in the community and his efforts are well documented. But he won’t, at least for now, serve the community in the political arena. Simmons conceded to opponent Mai Vang for the
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City Officials Seek To Find Shelter For Unhoused — The Sacramento Observer
SACRAMENTO - Nearly 24 hours after Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg had an outburst about the City’s inability to open warming centers for the unhoused, members of the Sacramento Council held an emergency meeting to discuss the issue. The City Council voted unanimously to open the Southside Park
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Sacramento City Council Meeting October 12
The Sacramento City Council will be meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 12 at 2 p.m. Among the topics planned for discussion is the . The agenda can be found here: To […] The post Sacramento City Council Meeting October 12 appeared first on The Sacramento Observer.
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Mayor Steinberg's Homeless Plan Approved
By Antonio R. Harvey | Observer Staff Writer The Sacramento City Council voted 9-0 unanimously on a resolution that would start the process of building more than 20 sites in […] The post Mayor Steinberg's Homeless Plan Approved appeared first on The Sacramento Observer.
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Construction Begins On Area Shelter — The Sacramento Observer
OAK PARK - In the summer of 2019, the Sacramento City Council approved to provide new homeless shelters in the neighborhood of Meadowview and on the western edge of Oak Park under the W/X freeway near Broadway and Alhambra Boulevard. The action helped raise the number of sleeping beds to 600 for
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