Emma Hall

California, Sacramento

Sacramento County Reporter at The Sacramento Bee

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Goats are back fighting wildfire risk in Sacramento County. How it works

1 week ago | gazettextra.com | Emma Hall

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - As temperatures rise and wildfire risk approaches again, the goats are back in Sacramento. In partnership with Sacramento County Department of Regional Parks, thousands of goats and sheep will feast on acres of open spaces in the region to minimize wildfire risk. This year, the county is spending $400,000 for its grazing program which is partially covered by grants and other parts of Regional Parks' budget. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
Goats are back fighting wildfire risk in Sacramento County. How it works

1 week ago | thederrick.com | Emma Hall

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — As temperatures rise and wildfire risk approaches again, the goats are back in Sacramento. In partnership with Sacramento County Department of Regional Parks, thousands of goats and sheep will feast on acres of open spaces in the region to minimize wildfire risk. This year, the county is spending $400,000 for its grazing program which is partially covered by grants and other parts of Regional Parks’ budget.
Goats are back fighting wildfire risk in Sacramento County. How it works

1 week ago | dailyitem.com | Emma Hall

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — As temperatures rise and wildfire risk approaches again, the goats are back in Sacramento. In partnership with Sacramento County Department of Regional Parks, thousands of goats and sheep will feast on acres of open spaces in the region to minimize wildfire risk. This year, the county is spending $400,000 for its grazing program which is partially covered by grants and other parts of Regional Parks’ budget.
Goats are back fighting wildfire risk in Sacramento County. How it works

1 week ago | arcamax.com | Emma Hall

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — As temperatures rise and wildfire risk approaches again, the goats are back in Sacramento. In partnership with Sacramento County Department of Regional Parks, thousands of goats and sheep will feast on acres of open spaces in the region to minimize wildfire risk. This year, the county is spending $400,000 for its grazing program which is partially covered by grants and other parts of Regional Parks’ budget.
Goats are back fighting wildfire risk in Sacramento County. How it works

1 week ago | swoknews.com | Emma Hall

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — As temperatures rise and wildfire risk approaches again, the goats are back in Sacramento. In partnership with Sacramento County Department of Regional Parks, thousands of goats and sheep will feast on acres of open spaces in the region to minimize wildfire risk. This year, the county is spending $400,000 for its grazing program which is partially covered by grants and other parts of Regional Parks’ budget.
Goats are back fighting wildfire risk in Sacramento County. How it works

1 week ago | sacbee.com | Emma Hall

As temperatures rise and wildfire risk approaches again, the goats are back in Sacramento. In partnership with Sacramento County Department of Regional Parks, thousands of goats and sheep will feast on acres of open spaces in the region to minimize wildfire risk. This year, the county is spending $400,000 for its grazing program which is partially covered by grants and other parts of Regional Parks’ budget.
Sacramento Zoo welcomes new Masai giraffe to boost conservation. Meet Henry

2 weeks ago | sacbee.com | Emma Hall

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomSacramento Zoo introduced Henry, a Masai giraffe, last month. Henry is the zoo's tallest giraffe. Zoo collaborates with Wild Nature Institute to monitor Masai giraffe species health. The Sacramento Zoo welcomed Henry, a 1-year-old Masai giraffe who traveled from the Virginia Zoo, to join the facility’s giraffe family. Standing at 19 feet tall, Henry is recognized by his light colored spots and mane.
Wilton Rancheria, Sacramento launch task force on missing Indigenous people

2 weeks ago | sacbee.com | Emma Hall

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomSacramento County launched a regional task force for MMIP case investigations. The task force includes sheriff personnel and aims to reopen cold cases. Officials promise to include culturally informed practices and improved data sharing. For decades, cases of missing Indigenous people in Sacramento County have gone unsolved.
Sacramento County supervisors create new behavioral health board, dissolve others

2 weeks ago | sacbee.com | Emma Hall

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomSupervisors create a new Behavioral Health Commission, dissolving two boards. New commission prioritizes combined focus on mental health and substance abuse. Commission’s 21 members include experts, residents with lived experiences, and officials.
Sacramento County unites unincorporated old, new Foothill Farms communities

2 weeks ago | sacbee.com | Emma Hall

A unincorporated community between Carmichael and North Highlands will form a county advisory council, offering its nearly 35,000 residents an opportunity to give input on public projects. On Tuesday morning, the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors passed a resolution authorizing Foothill Farms to have its own Community Planning Advisory Council, also known as CPAC.