SacramentoFeed is Sacramento news, written to be quick to read and easy to check.

What we cover

  • Sacramento City Hall, the mayor and the City Council
  • Sacramento County
  • The State Capitol: the Governor, the Legislature and state agencies
  • Public safety: police, fire, the sheriff, the district attorney and the courts
  • Homelessness and housing
  • Transit and roads
  • Power and water
  • Schools
  • Elk Grove, Citrus Heights, Folsom, Rancho Cordova and the county's other cities
  • Flooding and the rivers
  • Weather
  • Food and drink, openings and closings, and things to do

The City of Sacramento and Sacramento County are separate governments: the city runs its own police and fire departments, and the county runs the sheriff and the district attorney. State government stories are labeled as state, not local, news. We always say which government a story is about.

How we work

We credit our sources and stick to what they support. We use AI tools to help with some of our work, such as drafting stories from official announcements. Our editors oversee and review our AI-assisted work, and the same standards and corrections policy apply to everything we publish. Our ethics and standards explain more.

When we get something wrong, we fix it and say so. Read our corrections policy or see every correction we have made.

Who we are

SacramentoFeed launched in 2026 and is published by Community Feed Media. It is an independent news site. We are not part of the City of Sacramento, Sacramento County, the State of California or any agency we cover; we report on them for Sacramento readers.

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