Rohner Helps Liberty Ranch Take Tournament Win

The Liberty Ranch boys golf team competed in the League Tournament on Monday and came out in second place. Read More »

Road Work Will Partly Close C Street

Get ready for a few months of construction on C Street. Parts of the thoroughfare will be reduced to one lane of traffic for construction work on various improvements and beautification measures. Read More »

Saturday Market Keeps on Truckin’

The Galt Saturday Market launched its third season on April 6, combining the monthly market on Fourth Street with the city’s annual Touch-a-Truck event. Read More »

CSD Fire Opens New Station

With a ceremony on April 4, Cosumnes Fire Department opened its first new fire station in more than two decades in southern Elk Grove. Officials said the station would shorten response times in a fast-growing area of Elk Grove and support fire services in Galt. Read More »

2024 Awards to Recognize Volunteer Managers and Volunteers

Directors of Volunteers in Agencies (DOVIA), Sacramento proudly announces the commencement of nominations for its annual recognition awards Read More »

Smith Traveling the States Playing Volleyball

Now that basketball season is over, Liberty Ranch sophomore Haley Smith is working on her volleyball skills by playing outside hitter for the RAGE Volleyball Club 16-1 National Team out of Ripon. Read More »

Hawks Host Spring Baseball Tournament

The Liberty Ranch baseball team hosted its traditional Sprint tournament over Spring Break and came out victorious against Redwood Christian and Ben Holt College Prep Academy. Read More »

Galt Student Headed to D.C. Conservation Summit

A Galt High School senior will travel to Washington, D.C., this summer to take part in a program on leadership in environmental science and conservation. Read More »

Council Looks at Chamber’s ‘Visit Galt 2.0’ Promotion

A revised version of Galt District Chamber of Commerce’s proposed Visit Galt initiative came before Galt City Council at its March 19 regular meeting. The city’s economic development head said the package of programs is a way to “start small” in promoting Galt. Read More »

TOPSoccer Celebrates Special Needs

For the second year in a row, County Line Youth Soccer will offer practice and games for special needs children. This program is supported by Cal North and US Youth Soccer. Read More »

There's a New Taekwondo Instructor in Town

Alexis Ortega, who is a sophomore at Liberty Ranch High School and a Galt youth commissioner, has just earned her certification as a Taekwondo instructor by the United World of Taekwondo Association. She now holds the esteemed rank of 3rd Poom Black Belt. Read More »

Hawk Golf Wins Crosstown Match

The Liberty Ranch boys golf team beat the Galt Warriors 229-261 on April Fool’s Day at Emerald Lakes golf course. Read More »

Sunshine Pantry Nears Funding Goal

Sunshine Food Pantry moved even closer on March 30 to constructing a dedicated building for its community services, with an “empty bowls” fundraiser dinner. Held in the Littleton Community Center on March 30, the dinner featured a smorgasbord of nine kinds of soups for supporters to fill their bowls with. Read More »

CSD Fire Shows Strategic Plan, Service Goals

Cosumnes Community Services District staff updated the board of directors on the Cosumnes Fire Department strategic plan, as well as its community risk assessment and standards of cover (CRA/SOC). Both documents are major parts of the department’s efforts to gain an international accreditation. Read More »

Easter ‘Eggcitement' at Kite Day

Although a rainy forecast threatened to dampen spirits at Eggstravaganza and Kite Day last Saturday, the weather cleared in time for the annual celebration of gigantic kites and Easter fun. Read More »

High School District Ends Bond Effort

The Galt Joint Union High School District Board of Trustees decided not to go to the ballot box for funding this year, after seeing the results of a public opinion survey on education bonds. Galt Joint Union Elementary School District and Arcohe Union School District continue to explore the idea with plans for community outreach. Read More »

Local McDonald’s Worker Saves Customer’s Life

Hillary Crownover was working her shift Feb. 28 at the McDonald’s location on Pine Street when she saw that one of the customers was in distress. The man had collapsed and had trouble breathing; he was having a heart attack. Read More »

Galt Music Showcase Features Young Musicians

Students and their families crowded into the multipurpose room at Vernon E. Greer Elementary School on March 13 eager to hear performances from Galt elementary and middle school students in the annual Galt Music Showcase. Read More »

Local Couple, Nonprofit Exemplify Caring, Compassion

The Galt Community of Character Coalition recognized a local couple and L’Chayim of Galt volunteers with its 2024 Caring and Compassion Award. It presented the award at the March 5 Galt City Council meeting. Read More »

Kohler Is Officer of Year

The Galt Police Department recognized the dedicated work of its staff and volunteers on March 14 at its annual awards ceremony. Read More »

Bonnie Kathleen Gross

9/02/1932 – 3/02/2024 Read More »

Leafy Greens Thrive in the Winter

Under the Freeway at 8th and W Streets, There is a Bustling Farmers’ Market on Sundays From 8 a.m. to 12 Noon Read More »

California Continues to Expand Hydrogen-Powered Passenger Rail Fleet

Latest Caltrans Order Pushes Number of Zero-Emission Intercity Trainsets to 10 Read More »

River Cats Changing in the New Baseball Year

Sacramento River Cats' Communications Coordinator Jake Ward Describes What to Expect in 2024 Read More »

Interview with USL Head Coach Mark Briggs

Sacramento Republic FC Head Coach Converses with Messenger Publishing Group Read More »

United Way California Capital Region to Hold Gala Fundraiser

California Capital Region Holds Event Presented by U.S. Bank Read More »

A Delta Day Trip

Travel Writer Dannah Nielsen Describes the Communities that are Part of the California Delta Read More »

Reparations Would Cost Taxpayers $2.8 Trillion

Reparations would cost taxpayers $2.8 trillion, push 1.84 million additional people to leave California over 5 years, and increase the tax burden for the average household by 54 percent Read More »

Two Upcoming Events Hosted at Sutter Creek’s Historic Knight Foundry

Welcome Spring and Green Sand Molding & Foundry Practice Workshop in Sutter Creek Read More »

Republicans Call on Attorney General Bonta to Investigate PaneraGate

Legislative Republicans Urge Investigation of Misconduct in Creating Carveouts to Assembly Bill 1228 to Benefit One of Gov. Newsom's Campaign Donors Read More »

Sacramento County Behavioral Health Serving Those in Need

Sacramento County Behavioral Health Services (BHS)​ provides programs, services, outreach, education, and engagement to eligible residents of Sacramento County Read More »

Measles Exposure at UC Davis

Case of Measles Confirmed in a Child at UC Davis Medical Center Emergency Department Read More »

Regional Business Broadband Master Plan

Valley Vision has Received Grant from U.S. Economic Development Administration to Create Roadmap for Areas in Sacramento, Sutter, Yuba, and Yolo counties Read More »

Assemblymembers Hoover and Patterson Introduce Measure to Address Homelessness

Since 2018 California has spent over $20 billion taxpayer dollars to solve the homelessness crisis Read More »

Sac Metro Air District Releases Capital Region Climate Priorities Plan

Guarantees the Opportunity to Compete for IRA-CPRG Implementation Funding for Climate Projects Read More »