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Sacramento's Run to Feed the Hungry Returns Nov. 26 With Optional Chip Timing
Sacramento's Run to Feed the Hungry is back for its 33rd year on Thursday, Nov. 26, 2026, with a 10K kicking off at 8:15 a.m. and a 5K following at 9 a.m. through the streets of East Sacramento. Runners and walkers don't even have to commit to a distance in advance — organizers say participants can choose whether to do the 5K or 10K on race day itself.
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County office of education rejects Sacramento City Unified's revised budget
Sacramento City Unified’s fiscal overseer has disapproved the district’s revised budget, citing a “significant” projected negative year-end fund balance and the district’s failure to provide enough information to assess its cash flow and ability to meet financial obligations. The decision, made Friday, came weeks after the Sacramento County Office of Education disapproved the district’s original budget adopted in June and less than a day after the district signaled it would pursue a state budget review committee to review its revised budget. The disapproval could trigger a budget review by a three-member committee selected by the SCUSD board from a state-provided list, unless the district receives a waiver. The committee, if formed, will recommend whether the budget should be approved or disapproved. In a letter to SCUSD Superintendent Cancy McArn, SCOE Superintendent Jacqueline White cited several concerns, including the district’s projected negative unrestricted balance of $166.3 million by year’s end, uncertainty over which budget solutions were reflected and missing financial projections. “This lack of clarity on what solutions are included or not included in the revised budget documents makes it difficult to accurately measure the insolvency risk and timing,” White wrote in the letter reviewed by The Sacramento Bee. Disputed path
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Sacramento Poor People's Campaign seeks 25% affordable housing in Railyards deal
On behalf of the Sacramento Poor People’s Campaign (Sac PPC), we would like to provide the following public comments:. Sacramento deserves better than the current Railyards deal, which prioritizes profits over people. Please do not vote on any subsidy for Railyards developers on November 10th or until there is a fair community benefits agreement with more affordable housing, an anti-displacement fund, a neighborhood grocery store, and good jobs.
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Sacramento RT Blue Line light rail to be disrupted for 2 weeks for construction
Sacramento light rail riders can expect about two weeks of service disruptions this month on the Blue Line as construction continues to prepare stations for the new trains, according to Sacramento Regional Transit. The Broadway Station — located south of Broadway on tracks running parallel to Freeport Boulevard — will be closed to passengers from 6 a.m. Monday to 3 p.m. Nov. 22. Bus bridges, or shuttles, will be place, and their locations will vary depending on the dates that contractors are actively working, RT spokesperson Jessica Gonzalez said. A shuttle will be set up between the 16th Street and Fourth Avenue/Wayne Hultgren stations from Monday to Tuesday and from 6 p.m. Saturday to 6 a.m. Nov. 16. During the first two-day window, trains will still pass through the Broadway Station , but they will not stop, according to the RT website. From early Wednesday to 6 p.m. Saturday, the bus bridge will expand between the 13th Street and City College stations. This same shuttle system will be in place from 6 a.m. Nov. 16 to 3 p.m. Nov. 22. Riders should plan for longer travel times. Signs will be posted to help them navigate the shuttle buses, which operate