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The Sacramento City Council approved six new entertainment zones, including areas in Oak Park and along Broadway. That makes 11 districts citywide where approved businesses may sell alcoholic drinks to go during special events. Residents and visitors near those districts may now see to-go drink sales during special events.
Sacramento City Express · Sep 16, 2026Sacramento security firm HQ Security began offering free patrols around the clock in the Lavender Heights district. Police are investigating one of several recent attacks in the district as a hate crime against an LGBTQ+ advocate. The patrols give residents, workers and visitors of the neighborhood an added safety resource at no cost.
CapRadio · Sep 21, 2026Starbucks closed its location at 1901 J Street in midtown as part of nationwide closures. Nearby small business owners cite crime as a growing problem, and one employee described daily incidents such as theft and suspicious activity. Another local business closed over falling sales and crime, which reduces shopping options for people nearby.
CBS News Los Angeles (KCBS/KCAL) · Sep 29, 2026Fans and local leaders gathered to show support for Sacramento becoming a permanent Major League City. Rivercities Baseball Initiative representatives said the city suits an additional Major League Baseball team, and officials cited its history of backing pro sports. The event shows residents and officials voicing support for more professional baseball in Sacramento.
CBS News Los Angeles (KCBS/KCAL) · Sep 28, 2026Nib used AI to summarize the linked public news sources. No Juncture editor reviewed this brief. AI summaries can miss context or make mistakes, so check the original sources before acting on this information.
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Sacramento State is supporting deaf students through resources like its American Sign Language study hub. A film major student, Kevin Way, uses interpreter services to pursue his goal of becoming a filmmaker centered on deaf culture. The program receives partial funding from the California Lottery.
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Girls' golf is in season at high schools in Northern California, including Sacramento County. The time spent on the greens helps students improve social skills and connection. However, the cost of equipment remains a hurdle for more teens to participate.
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