On January 29, 2019, my colleagues on the Board and I heard the results of the Sacramento County Child Death Review Team 2016 Annual Report and received an update on the status of the Black Child Legacy Campaign. The community presence and public
On Tuesday, January 15, 2019 I had the great fortune to begin service for a third term on the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors, representing the First District. My partner in life – my lovely wife Roxanna – administrated the
I’m proud to be involved in many various initiatives as your supervisor and chair of the First 5 Commission. Today we heard encouraging results from our effort to reduce African American child deaths in Sacramento County. Working with an army of thoughtful, caring
My beloved alma mater, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly) recently recognized me as the 2018 College of Architecture and Environmental Design (CAED) Honored Alumnus. I’m incredibly humbled and indeed honored to be recognized as such, and
We cherish our right to choose who represents us. It’s a privilege afforded by our unique brand of democratic/republic governance; one that is fought for by so many from across the globe. In less than two weeks, we again
My bandmates and I in ‘UnSupervised’ rock’d a great space, the California Museum, on April 28, 2018 with friends, colleagues, and family all for a fantastic cause: Sacramento County DHA/DCFAS Scholarships. We raised $30,000 to match funds raised by county employees. This means
It’s that time of year again! Don’t miss my Fifth Annual UnSupervised DHA/DHHS Scholarship Benefit Dance Party at the California Museum on Saturday, April 28, 2018. Why? To help deserving, local college-bound young people reach their goals of higher education. Need
This time of year inspires self reflection for many, including me. Looking back on 2017, I was proud, had regrets, felt sorrow, and have cause for hope. First, the regrets. I regret being baited a few times into overly-emotional back-and-forth
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors carefully considered the City of Sacramento’s request for assistance to implement a federal grant program called “Whole Person Care” (WPC). This program offers significant funding to enhance navigation, case management and outreach efforts that
Jack Davis Court is now officially open! In much the same way communities joined together a century ago in a “barn raising,” more than 200 volunteers came together on October 14 at Jack Davis Park to build a new KaBOOM! playground and
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