Lead Stories:
- The Sacramento Point In Time count is set for next month and the organization behind trhe count is still looking for volunteers. Last years count showed that Sacramento's homeless population doubled from 2019 to 2022. Click here to read more.
- The Diocese of Sacramento says they will be filing for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy. Bishop Jamie Soto told parishioners, employees and community partners they will file by March of 2024. This is amid the ongoing investigations into the more than 250 allegations of clergy abuse from the diocese. Click here to read more.
- Starting next year, most workers in California will be protected from using cannabis off the clock. The Assembly Bill expands the California Fair Employment and Housing Act. After January 1st, employers will not be able to fire or punish employees for using cannabis while not on the job. Click here to read more.
- California is working to make roads safer in weather emergencies. Governor Newsom says climate change is "wiping entire towns of the map, destroying property, and putting communities in danger." That's why the state is investing $300-million in 15 projects to protect millions of people and their homes. Click here to read more.