Some of you will recall that last January I participated in the biennial ‘point-in-time’ homeless count. It was the third time I had done so, and expected to encounter many people suffering the effects of homelessness. One such individual was
Reducing and preventing homelessness and its harmful effects is a complex challenge communities across the country face. The County of Sacramento is taking this complicated challenge very, very seriously. My colleagues on the Board of Supervisors and I are doing what
Thanks to the Natomas Chamber of Commerce for the opportunity to address attendees at the 13th annual ‘State of Natomas’ luncheon. It’s always great to see so many of my neighbors, friends, colleagues and constituents in this part of District
Mayor Steinberg and County Supervisor Serna Announce Strong Support for Homeless Housing Proposal Provides housing resources for up to 1,755 homeless individuals and families March 14, 2017 Sacramento, CA – Today, Sacramento County Supervisor Phil Serna and City of Sacramento
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors approved a Competitive Grants Program that can provide up to $1 million to local government entities and non-profit community organizations for activities and programs in the areas of economic development, tourism, arts and culture,
Don’t miss the Fourth Annual UnSupervised DHA/DHHS Scholarship Benefit Dance Party at Harlow’s. All the details are in the flyer which I encourage you to share. We’d love to see you there on Monday, March 27 to help deserving, local
On February 9, 2017 I joined representatives from McClellan Business Park, the Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GO BIZ), Sacramento County Economic Development, and the Greater Sacramento Economic Council to announce the arrival of Sunergy America LLC (CSUN), the newest
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors and City Council engaged with constituents and each other last week to discuss how best to reduce the human and social toll of homelessness in our community. While the meeting – the first open
We dedicated the new home of the River Oak Center for Children, Family Resource Center (ROCC-FRC) at the Fruitridge Community Collaborative on February 2, 2017. This has been one of the most important and rewarding projects I’ve had the pleasure
An atmospheric river, a narrow corridor of concentrated moisture known as the “Pineapple Express”, is bringing a series of storms into Northern California over the next week, according to the National Weather Service. Area creeks and rivers are rising and
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