Gurajpal Sangha

1 day ago | abc10.com | Gurajpal Sangha

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento city leaders are facing a $44 million budget deficit, prompting public outcry as residents push back on proposed cuts that include layoffs, the elimination of vacant positions and a shift in control of the city’s only skate park. At a packed city council meeting Tuesday night, dozens of community members urged officials to protect public services and programs they say are vital to the city’s identity and future.

2 days ago | abc10.com | Gurajpal Sangha

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California Governor Gavin Newsom is intensifying efforts to address homelessness, unveiling a new plan that links billions in funding to local governments’ actions on clearing encampments. But not everyone is on board. In an announcement on Monday, Newsom called for immediate action, urging cities and counties to clear homeless encampments and prevent people from camping in one spot for long periods.

5 days ago | abc10.com | Gurajpal Sangha

WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A sold-out crowd packed Sutter Health Park on a Friday night as the A’s faced off against the New York Yankees, led by Linden native Aaron Judge. However, the big surprise for some fans was not the action on the field, it was the price of parking. For fans arriving at the game, the $40 parking fee was the first hit of the night. This rate is part of a special event parking charge that kicks in on game days, starting two hours before the event and lasting until 10:35 PM.

6 days ago | abc10.com | Gurajpal Sangha

RANCHO CORDOVA, Calif. — As temperatures rise across Northern California, safety officials are urging caution before residents head to local rivers to cool off. Warning that the water may be inviting, but it's also dangerous. “It is coming from the mountain, so it is cold,” said a visitor named Bri at the confluence near Auburn. “No swimming today.

1 week ago | abc10.com | Gurajpal Sangha

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento may soon expand its borders, with a new proposal to annex 472 acres of farmland located southeast of Sacramento International Airport and west of Natomas, is at the center of a heated debate over jobs, development, and the environment. Supporters of the proposal say the land could be transformed into a hub for warehouses, hotels, and restaurants. Projects they argue would generate thousands of union jobs and long-term economic growth.