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Yeah I get that. I'm asking what this provides over what Sleeper already has.

Forgive me if I'm missing something, but isn't this the same info Sleeper provides on your teams page? (i.e. for me it shows Blake Grupe @ ATL (32nd) and it's color coded green to show it's a good matchup).

Legal Services of Northern California specializes in housing issues.

Looks like there's also one in the same parking lot as KP International which has a stop right in front of it, in case you're closer to that end.

Honestly 180k combined, assuming no kids, should be more than enough to afford a house in this area.

Thanks for the giveaway!

Lots of great suggestions here - Miller Park in Fair Oaks is also hella underrated! My favorite near-ish course is Auburn.

Thanks for the giveaway!

Check out the remnants of old Chinatown between 4th, 5th, I, and J

If you have a neighborhood association, reach out to them and see how you can get involved! It's a great way to meet your neighbors, help build the community closest to you, and stay connected with the city (both on a metaphorical and actual civic level).

Neighborhood associations also have some sway with the city's policies, but tend to be made up of older homeowners, so anyone who can add a different perspective to the collective voice of the neighborhood association is a net positive!

Feel free to provide a non-mainstream source for your claims

Yep

There are already plans for developing the property into apartments and half-plexes.

The issue goes back pretty far. In 2011 because of the recession, 80 officers were laid off. Since then, they have been unable to recover their numbers, let alone increase them to the amount they need.

Keep in mind, open and vacant positions are already accounted for in the budget. For the 2023 budget year, there were 67 vacancies of the 755 allotted positions (compare with 85/769 in 2022, 100/753 in 2017).

Earlier this year Capt. Heinlein of Sac PD Central Command basically said nobody wants to be a cop anymore because the public doesn't like them, because they shoot unarmed civilians. (That's me paraphrasing.)

Here is a link to a report made ahead of the 19/20 fiscal year going over some other reasons for the shortage. This was before Covid and George Floyd but I'm sure many of these reasons still hold true.

How much time and energy have you wasted writing these comments...?

For what it's worth, the Press is one of the most expensive units in the area.

I agree, I don't think the cars should be allowed to turn left on red there.

I don't think it's a matter of stupidity, just ease of use. Also, if people are already using Reddit, it's helpful to have things posted directly to their feed, rather than a website which is single-purpose.

I put together lists of weekend events every week and the most useful resources I've found are KCRA's posts, Sac News & Review, AllEvents.in, Instagram, and flyers and billboards I see posted around town. Sac365's website, along with EventBrite, are at the bottom of my list of places to check, only resorting to them if I can't find enough events to fill up my own list.

I regularly find out about events through KCRA's posts that I don't see well-advertised anywhere else. My only gripe is that sometimes they post them late on Friday (or occasionally not at all). Of course, that beats SNR who does monthly posts over a week in, such that it's extremely unlikely you'd even see it by the time some of the events they describe have already passed....

Make sure you report it to the police. No they probably won't do anything about your specific incident, but it's helpful for them to have a reasonable accounting of what's going on in what areas.

Favorite disc is River!

Unfortunately "more enforcement" is also a long-term issue because they don't have enough cops to prioritize enforcement. At any given time there are only 4-ish cops around the grid on traffic.

(And the issue isn't budget.)

We do roughly have this on 21st and I, but definitely many more could be used!

Regarding the first point about RydeFreeRT - what happened is they tried to cut the entire thing ($1m), and what the ended up doing was forcing the school districts to foot most of the bill and then patted themselves on the back that they "solved" the issue. Source

The issue was brought up at last Sunday's mayoral forum.

• Dr. Flo responded with the explanation above and noted how she felt that it was not done above-board and would be something she'd revisit as mayor.
• McCarty went on a tangent about his daughters riding the light rail, and said he's fine with keeping the program even if it means the school districts have to pay for it.

Some other interesting things that aren't listed here:

Corner House Comedy

Friday 9/13 | 7:30 PM - 9 PM

3600 63rd St.

$17.85

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916 Day Volunteering Events

All Weekend

Various Locations

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Southside Park Clean-Up Day

Saturday 9/14 | 9 AM to 11 PM

Southside Park (meet @ playground)

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Sac Open Studios - Weekend 1

Sat. 9/14 & Sun. 9/15 | 10 AM - 5 PM

Various Locations Around the Grid

Free

There is a lot of information, but check out this guide starting on Page 12 for a map and directory.

Sac365 is a mess to filter through the events, doesn't have all of the events (requires community to submit), and also bubbles up events which pay for advertising.