Galt High Students Honored in Video Production

Congrats to the Galt High School Digital Video Production (GTV) students for their recent awards! Read More »

Council Opposes Home Restaurant, Pop-Up Vendor State Assembly Bills

The City Council unanimously approved sending opposition letters on a pair of bills making their way through the California Assembly that would make it easier to set up commercial restaurants in residential neighborhoods and temporary businesses in the city. Read More »

Cast Your Vote

With the primary election approaching on Tuesday, June 2, Elk Grove residents will have several options for how they can cast their ballots, whether that is voting in person or dropping off a completed mail ballot. Read More »

Galt FFA Dominates at State Career Championships

Career Development Events build on what is learned in agricultural classes and encourage members to put their knowledge into practice. Read More »

Job and Resource Fair at Littleton Center

The nonprofit California Human Development will host a job fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, May 19 at the Littleton Community Center, 410 Civic Drive, in partnership with the Sacramento Employment and Training Agency and the Employment Development Department. Read More »

Liberty Ranch Softball Sends Six Seniors Out With a 10-3 Win Over Bradshaw Christian

There are games that are about wins and losses, and then there are games that are about something more. Read More »

Warriors Make a Splash: Galt Girls Swim Team Claims SVC Championship Banner

First-Year Coach Erica Atkins Leads Galt Girls to League Title in Historic Season Read More »

Galt STUNT Honors Five Seniors in Home Celebration

The Galt High School STUNT program paused earlier this month to honor five seniors who have given their dedication and skill to the Warriors. Read More »

Warriors Honor Their Seniors in Emotional Home Finale

The final score was not what the Galt Warriors had hoped for, but when the last out was recorded on Senior Night, the scoreboard became the least important thing on the field. Read More »

A Battle Beyond the Bite

Lyme Disease Awareness Month Sparks Advocacy and Awareness Read More »

May is CalFresh Awareness Month

During the month of May, Sacramento County Department of Human Assistance is participating in CalFresh Awareness Month, launching a weekly video series to help residents better understand available food resources and how to access them. Read More »

California Study Examines Safer Alternatives to Post-Harvest Fumigants

The California Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) recently released the post-harvest commodity fumigation component of a multipart independent scientific study evaluating alternatives to fumigant pesticides. Read More »

Local Taxpayer Protection Act Eligible for November 2026 Ballot

Voters to Decide on Critical Measure to Restore Their Rights on Taxes Read More »

Victims' Families Fight for Accountability, Change in Law

Family and friends of 23-year-old Connor Lopez filled a courtroom April 17 for a second hearing in the misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter case tied to his death, an emotional proceeding that came nearly one year after the fatal crash. Read More »

'Mamacitas' Focus on Fitness, Connection

In Galt, a new community fitness group is aiming to bring women together through movement, motivation and self-care with a one-day event that may also include some mimosas and mocktails. Read More »

Firefighters Fill Boots to Heal Injuries

Annual Drive Aids Burn Survivors Read More »

Celebrate the Opening of Galt’s New Waterslide

Join the city as it celebrates the opening of its new 30-foot waterslide on Saturday, May 23 at the Gora Aquatic Center, 630 Chabolla Ave. Read More »

Warriors, Hawks Compete at SVC Track and Field Championships

The Sierra Valley Conference Track and Field Championships took center stage Saturday, May 2 at El Dorado High School, and athletes from both Galt High and Liberty Ranch rose to the occasion in a meet that brought together the best competitors in the league. Read More »

Hawks Make History at Sections, Earn Spot in State Finals

History was made on Friday and Saturday, May 1 and 2 at William Jessup University in Roseville, as the Liberty Ranch Hawks STUNT team delivered the most significant postseason run in program history. Read More »

Hawks and Warriors Play Ball in Spirited Crosstown Clash

The Liberty Ranch Hawks and Galt Warriors share more than just a zip code: they share friendships, neighborhoods and a mutual respect that was on full display after Monday’s crosstown softball game on April 27. Read More »

Robinson’s Taekwondo Students Earn Black Belts, Shine at Spring Nationals

Over two days in April, the school celebrated one of its proudest milestones – an inaugural Black Belt examination – before sending a select group of competitors to the Spring National Tournament, where they returned home with medals across multiple divisions. Read More »

American River Burger Battle Returns

The American River Burger Battle is returning to Discovery Park from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday, May 16. Read More »

Beyond the Airshow

With its choreographed planes shooting through the sky, leaving contrails that draw out shapes and letters, the California Capital Airshow (CCA) is a popular event that Sacramento residents look forward to each fall. Read More »

County Selects Inspector General

The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve a one-year agreement appointing Eric Kane as Inspector General, ensuring continuity of independent oversight of the Sheriff’s Office while the County evaluates long-term options for the position. The contract begins May 1 and extends through April 30, 2027. Read More »

Office Tours and Election Observation Available

For those interested in learning more about how the complex processes of elections work, tours and opportunities to observe are offered by the Voter Registration and Elections office. Read More »

Accessing My Voter Portal (MVP)

My Voter Portal (MVP) is a dynamic online tool that allows voters to access their voter registration history, view ballot status and voting participation history. Read More »

Water Commission Strengthens Harvest Water Investment

Additional funding supports SacSewer’s landmark recycled water project, on track for 2027 delivery following major construction milestones Read More »

Ballot Drop Box and Vote Center Locations Posted

Voter Registration and Elections (VRE) has posted the list of Ballot Drop Box and Vote Center locations for the June 2, 2026, Primary Election on the VRE website at elections.saccounty.gov. Read More »

A Special Visit at Galt Head Start

USDA Leaders Connect with Youth Through Food, Learning and Heart Read More »

Galt Police Recover Illegal Firearm During Traffic Stop

Officers located a short-barreled rifle with multiple high-capacity magazines inside a vehicle during a traffic stop on April 18. Read More »

Help Save the Teen Center

Nonprofit in Danger of Closing, Seeking Volunteers Read More »

Senate Committee Rejects Bill Excluding Sex Offenders From Elderly Parole

In California, incarcerated people who are 50 years and older and who have served at least 20 years of their sentence are eligible for California's Elderly Parole Program. There are a few exceptions, but sexual offenses are not one of those exceptions. Read More »

City Opens Community Branding Survey to Residents

The City of Galt is inviting the community to participate in a branding initiative designed to define and strengthen the city’s identity. Read More »

Warriors and Hawks Deliver Strong Performances at SVC League Meet No. 4

Liberty Ranch Women Dominate Team Standings; Herrera, Jones and Aragon Claim Individual Titles at Galt High Read More »

‘World Thinking Day’ Inspires Girl Scouts

The event brought together troops from elementary through high school across Elk Grove/Galt Service Unit 144. Participants explored customs of fellow Girl Scouts from around the world and highlighted their cultural traditions through interactive cardboard displays. Read More »