This morning, I had the opportunity to tour the Center for Sacramento History to learn more about Campus Commons and other historic neighborhoods in the district. It was a pleasure to learn, explore, and discuss these stories with such knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff.

As we begin Black History Month, we honor those who have and continue to shape our city, strengthen our neighborhoods, and push us toward justice and equity. From Sacramento to communities across the nation, their leadership, resilience, and advocacy move us forward.

Proud to see SACOG’s 2025 Blueprint adopted, a long-term vision shaped with and by our communities. This plan lays out how the Sacramento region will grow and invest in transportation, housing, and equitable development through 2050. www.onsiteobserver.com/sacog-adopts...

Want live music at your small business? 🎶 Come learn how at the Limited Entertainment Permit class on 1/29 from 3–4 PM at 300 Richards Blvd, Room 221. More info: sacramentocityexpress.com/2026/01/22/small-businesses-invited-to-learn-about-limited-entertainment-permit-on-jan-29/

This morning during the extra mile of the MLK March, I had a great opportunity to connect with the community on what they are facing as well as remembering the work and legacy of Dr. King.

It's great to be walking with Grant High School for MLK Day. Today we remember Dr. Kings resilience, dedication to his community, and continue his legacy by marching.

Calling all little explorers! Bring your little ones to Potter the Otter, an interactive exhibit designed especially for children under 5. Explore, play, and learn together on the last FREE admission day at the Sacramento Children’s Museum!

President Trump withdrew us from the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, the foundation for global cooperation on this issue. This decision to walk away makes us more vulnerable to climate disasters because the global environmental crisis impacts all countries. www.bbc.com/news/article...

Yesterday our new City Manager Maraskeisha Smith officially started here in the City. I look forward to meeting with her later this week to discuss issues that face the residents in my District and the City at large. www.abc10.com/video/news/l...

On Josefina Ramirez Nottsineh’s birthday, the effort to rename the Seymour Park playground in her honor is moving forward. We’re getting closer to the fundraising goal, and every donation helps honor her legacy and invest in a community space for families.

Between the holidays and the New Year, I was proud to partner with the Sacramento Lowrider Commission & La Familia to distribute food to neighbors in need. Thank you to our volunteers and grateful for a community that always shows up. Wishing everyone a safe and happy New Year.

Sacramento needs volunteers to help better understand & address homelessness in our community. Join the 2026 Point-in-Time Count on Jan. 26–27. Your time helps shape services, guide policy, & bring critical resources to our neighbors who need the support. www.saccounty.gov/us/en/articl...

The Colonial Heights Library is officially open again, just in time for the holidays! Thank you to everyone who helped reopen this vital community resource, and thanks to @abc10tv for helping spread the word. youtube.com/shorts/r8x5a...

I am proud to support the City’s approval of new contracts expanding shelter and support services for transitional-aged youth. Investing in our young people means creating stability, opportunity, and a stronger Sacramento for everyone. sacobserver.com/2025/12/sacr...

Yesterday, we held the soft opening for the Colonial Heights Library. The community room still remains closed however all other services are available. Thank you to everyone who helped get this vital community resource back up and running. www.abc10.com/article/news...

I am honored to see Sacramento’s first veterans mural at VFW Post 67, a powerful tribute to all who’ve served. This mural not only honors our veterans, but reminds us of the sacrifice and strength that keeps our country safe. sacramento.newsreview.com/2025/12/01/s...

During my time as the Chair of the Library Authority I was proud to have moved this renovation forward. Like any major project many people had a hand in making this renovation possible. I look forward to seeing the renovations once they are completed. fox40.com/news/local-n...

Great day to pass out food and turkeys to those in need within our community. Me and my staff were out at the Stockton Blvd Partnership and the Sacramento Chinese of Indochina Friendship Association's turkey drives.

Today we remember transgender and non-binary peoples who have suffered unspeakable violence, and we honor those who have lost their lives. Violence against anyone is not and will never be acceptable. The recent attacks in our community will not be tolerated. We are Stronger Together.

The City is now accepting applications for $5k–$25k community grants along Stockton Blvd. Projects must align with Stockton Blvd Plan priorities. Applications close Dec 5, and a pre-application consultation with NDAT is required. More info below: tinyurl.com/ky6w34ut

The Roberts Family Development Center needs your help. They are hosting a coat & diaper drive to help those in need this holiday season. If you have any diapers or gently used coats please consider donating them at the Sac State vs Idaho football game.

Yesterday's joint City/County meeting brought together leaders from across the Sacramento Region to discuss homelessness and other important issues. This was indicative of the increasing collaboration throughout Sacramento County. www.cbsnews.com/sacramento/n...

Today's joint City/County meeting was a success. I’m proud that my call to bring leaders from the Sacramento Region together was answered. Together, we took an important public vote to create a multi-governmental body to work on homelessness.

Thank you to everyone who came out to Spooktacular at Tahoe Park last night! It was great seeing all the creative costumes, judging the contest, and enjoying the parade. Big thanks to Tahoe Park Neighborhood Association, all the groups, and volunteers who made the night special.

After Tuesday’s vote to fund repairs at the Colonial Heights Library, I toured the site to see the progress and the damages firsthand. I’m looking forward to seeing this community hub reopen soon. www.capradio.org/articles/202...

Tahoe Elementary School is hosting its annual Jog-A-Thon today! There’s still time to donate & support their students before the final race at 3 PM. Every contribution helps provide resources and opportunities for the students. Donate here: app.99pledges.com/fund/Tahoe25

Mayor McCarty delivered his inaugural State of the City address this morning, highlighting key priorities such as job growth, economic development, homelessness, & housing affordability. I look forward to working alongside him & my City Council colleagues to address these issues.

Meet Red! 🐶 This sweet pup recently took a trip to City Hall and stole everyone’s heart. Now she’s back at Front Street Animal Shelter waiting to find her forever home. Come meet Red and see why she’s such a star! @frontstreetanimals

Yesterday morning, we proudly unveiled two street sign toppers honoring Helen “Maggie” O’Mara, a beloved community leader & passionate bike advocate. Maggie dedicated herself to improving bike safety in her neighborhood & throughout the City, leaving a lasting impact on Sacramento.

I met with the Sacramento Bee Keepers Association today. We discussed exciting opportunities for future collaborations that will support our district and promote safe, sustainable beekeeping. Bees play a vital role in our environment and local agriculture.

This week I met with Public Works about adding new speed lumps across our neighborhoods—prioritizing high-traffic areas where speeding and cut-through traffic are major concerns. Next Tuesday, Council will vote on the first community-approved projects citywide.

Honoring the legacy of Helen “Maggie” O’Mara — a dedicated advocate for safer streets and stronger communities. Join us Sunday, Oct 12th, as we unveil honorary sign toppers on 34th Street at Truckee Way & Northside Row to celebrate her lasting impact on Sacramento’s bike safety.

During this month we must continue our strong community traditions, encourage deeper engagement & support our many cultures — from our immigrant & refugee communities to the original peoples of this land — that form the bedrock of Sacramento. www.sacbee.com/opinion/op-e...

Join us on October 12th as we honor bike advocate Maggie O’Mara with honorary sign toppers at 34th & Truckee. Maggie’s work,from bike racks in Tahoe Park to new lanes on 34th Street, helped make our city safer for everyone. Her legacy rides on. #Sacramento #BikeSacramento

Yesterday’s Clean Air Day Bike Train to Sacramento Language Academy was a huge success. It’s always inspiring to see young people taking action for cleaner air and healthier communities. www.abc10.com/video/news/l...

I’m proud to welcome Maraskeshia Smith as Sacramento’s new City Manager — a proven leader with a record of building trust, strengthening morale, and moving cities forward. Once she’s officially on the ground, I’ll be hosting a meet & greet so our community can connect with her directly.

Clean Air Day is this Wednesday, Oct. 1! 🌱 In lieu of driving, try walking, biking, or hopping on public transit. SacRT will be free all day to promote clean, sustainable ways to get around. Learn more: www.sacrt.com/CleanAirDay/

I want to hear from you! Share your thoughts on what you believe the City should focus on, what issues your family faces, and what priorities you’d like to see addressed in our community. #sacramento docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

This week I toured The Gateway site on Stockton Blvd. This new 196-unit mixed-income project is a big step in revitalizing the Boulevard and will bring much needed housing to the Blvd. These projects happen through strong city, county, and community partnerships.

After years of petitioning Terra Madre ,Europe's largest food festival, is coming to Sacramento this weekend. Not only will this be on opportunity for Sacramento to show off its culinary skills but it will be a great boost in tourism & community. www.capradio.org/articles/202...

We are working to expand Sacramento's Sister City program w/ the addition of Morelia, Michoacán, México. Many Sacramentans have strong family roots in Michoacán. This is a great opportunity to strengthen cultural & economic ties between our two cities. www.kcra.com/article/sacr...

If you or someone you know is looking for affordable housing, join us tonight for an application workshop hosted by Stockton Boulevard Partnership! Learn more about the new San Juan One Affordable Housing Project, located along Stockton Boulevard.

New Mexico’s move to offer universal child care is an example of great leadership. Families in California, & especially the Sacramento region, would benefit from a similar program. It gives children the best start while easing the burden on working parents. www.goodmorningamerica.com/family/story...

Had a great meeting with @VOANNE today discussing housing, homelessness, and rehabilitation in our City. I look forward to continuing this work with Volunteers of America and other vital community partners.

Thank you @tahoeparkna for having me at your in-person neighborhood association meeting last night at @visitaggiesquare . It’s always great connecting with neighbors face-to-face. We talked about the improvements happening in the district and what to look out for in the near future.

This morning we celebrated 916 Day at Granite Regional Park.🌳 Huge shout out to our District 6 Parks Commissioner Victoria Vasquez, @ypce_cityofsac , the L&L crew, and everyone who made today possible.🪏🌭 Drone footage courtesy of @_joe_flores_ #Sacramento #916 #parks

Tomorrow is 916 Day! 🌳 Join us at Granite Regional Park from 9am–12pm as we spread mulch along paths, sidewalks, and around the skate park. We’ll also be picking up trash to help keep this beautiful green space clean and welcoming for everyone.

California’s first hydrogen fuel cell switch locomotive is here! A cleaner, smarter way to power rail and cut harmful pollution in our communities. www.kcra.com/article/hydr...

This morning I joined Sierra Northern Railway to unveil their new hydrogen fuel cell switch locomotive, the first of its kind in the US. Built from a refurbished diesel switch locomotive, this clean technology shows how clean innovation can transform the rail industry.