Alex Padilla California Secretary Of State: MEDIA ADVISORY

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Rosemont Area Unemployment Decreases: Feds

The unemployment rate in Sacramento County decreased recently.

Sacramento County Government: SMF, Your Gateway To California's State Parks

“SMF makes it easy to experience the best of Northern California,” said Cindy Nichol, Director of Airports for Sacramento County Airport.

Sacramento County Holiday Office Closure On July 5

​In observance of Independence Day, most Sacramento County offices will be closed on Monday, July 5.

SacCounty Climate Action Plan Update

Following public review, PER staff hopes to get the CAP before the Board of Supervisors for approval in late fall 2021.

Independence Day Holiday Safety Tips And Reminders In Sacramento County

Do not use fireworks within 35 feet of dry grass or other combustible materials, such as lawn furniture and pads.

Sacramento County Likely To Miss Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

Here is how the Rosemont area is doing with coronavirus vaccinations.

Federal Aviation Administration Awards $48.6M To Sacramento County Airports

The ARPA funding provides economic relief to eligible commercial service, reliever and general aviation airports.

Schedule Your Planning Public Counter Appointment In Sacramento County

The Office of Planning and Environmental Review (PER) will resume public counter service on a limited basis beginning June 22.

Sacramento County Cooling Center To Close

​​The Sacramento County Department of Human Assistance must close one of its cooling centers.

Redistricting Public Workshops Through June 21-23 In Sacramento County

​The public is invited to attend one of two virtual workshops about the Sacramento County redistricting process.

Child Support Services Celebrates Fathers In Sacramento County

DCSS is here to assist parents with the child support system knowing it can be a complicated process.

Reducing Fire Risk In County Regional Parks In Sacramento County

“We are halfway through June and we have already seen a higher fire frequency this summer than in recent years past,” said Deputy Director.

Unemployment Improves In Rosemont Area: Feds

Sacramento County's unemployment rate decreased recently.

The Digital Divide: How Wide In Rosemont Area?

Access to broadband speeds needed for remote work and learning vary greatly across the U.S.

Federal Tax Refunds In Sacramento County: How Do Yours Compare?

IRS figures allow you to compare what you’re paying in taxes with that of your Sacramento County neighbors.

​Rosemont City Council Moves Meetings Beyond City Hall

These are intended for less-formal discussions among Council members on issues before they come up for final action at regular meetings.

Trump Signs Executive Orders To 'Build the Wall' And Crack Down On Sanctuary Cities

Officials in sanctuary cities and others involved in the movement were swift to register opposition.

Sacramento Airport to Receive $16 Million Grant

The FAA grant will be used to make your ride smoother.

Passport Backlog: Renew Your Passports Now, Rosemont!

The U.S. State Department is expecting an influx of passport renewals soon, which could create lengthy delays.

Early Quake Warning System for West Coast? Funding Bill Headed for Vote

The early warning system could give residents a few more seconds of notice of an impending earthquake.

Internet Vital to Political Campaigns, Study Finds

President Obama was the first candidate to use social media to connect with the base, now social media is integral to all campaigns.

Obama to Address Nation on Measures to Keep Country Safe After San Bernardino Massacre

The president’s address is scheduled for 5 p.m. Pacific time and will be broadcast by most local stations.

Gov. Brown Blasts W.V., Texas Attorneys General for 'Crass Obstructionism' on Climate Change

The governor accused Patrick Morrisey and Ken Paxton of attempting to to undermine the Obama administration’s Clean Power Plan.

Abortion Waiting Period Initiative OKs to Gather Sigs

The initiative would require the waiting period after the physician or licensed medical professional notifies the girl’s parent in writing.

California Launches Veteran Driver License and ID Card

Veterans can apply for “Veteran” designation beginning Nov.12

Signature Gathering Approved for Marijuana Legalization Initiative

The initiative is the 10th in circulation seeking to legalize marijuana.

California Republic's 'New Hope' Dashed, Not Enough Sigs to Qualify for Ballot

The initiative, dubbed 'A New Hope,' wanted to create a panel to explore the option of making California an autonomous region of the U.S.

Downed Russian Jetliner Triggers Tighter Security Measures

The TSA tightens security measures after a Russian jetliner crashed under mysterious circumstances in the Sinai Peninsula.

UPDATED: Crab Season Delayed Due To Toxic Algae Bloom

California Fish and Game Commission voted to delay the season in an emergency meeting after health officials warn against eating local crabs

Should Porn Actors Be Required to Wear Condoms? Voters Will Get to Decide

The initiative collected enough signatures qualify for the ballot for next year's election.

California to Follow Washington, Oregon in Legalizing Pot?

A resolution got the state's OK to beginning collecting signatures to legalize marijuana. The measure could save the state $100M annually.

Petition Drive Seeks to Lower Drinking Age to 18

California could lose about $200 million each year in federal highway funds, but are 18-year-olds mature enough to drink?

Annual Medicare Open Enrollment Is Underway

The open enrollment period began Oct.15. Recipients have until early December to make changes in coverage.

Initiative Seeks to Tax Wealthy Homeowners to Fund Programs for the Poor

The Secretary of State approved a signature gathering process for a measure that would tax homes worth more than $3 million.

Two From Bay Area to Hear Pope in Person Thursday

Others from the Bay Area will be watching from here.

Environmental Group Opposes Plan to Blow Up Old Bay Bridge Piers

A Baykeeper scientist fears the plan could harm wildlife and pollute the Bay.

Will the Governor Sign It? Legislature Passes Bill to Protect Firefighting Efforts From Drones

The governor vetoed another bill last week that would have protected residents from intrusive drone flights.

On the Fringe: Do California Voters See Trump as a Viable Candidate?

Trends in California come and go and according to recent polls, Trump may be one of them.

Senate Approves Vaccination Requirement for Day Care Workers

All day care workers in California would be required to get vaccinated if Gov. Brown signs a new law passed by the senate.