Supervisor Phil Serna News Today

The garage will serve Terminal B at Sacramento International Airport.

Sacramento County will launch a pilot program aimed at helping African American and Native American families in poverty.

Staff Report - Patrick Kennedy and Phil Serna were elected Chair and Vice Chair of the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors, respectively, for a one-year term.

Several of those who voted no said it was too expensive, and worried about what other services would be cut in other disadvantaged areas in order to fund it.

A new generation of Sacramento voters who don’t remember Joe Serna will not let nostalgia stop them from holding his son to account, writes Robin Epley.

The Newsom administration plans to provide 350 small homes to get Sacramentans off the street. Now it is up to the city and county to make it happen.

As growth in the region slows, the Elverta Specific Plan reflects a choice for supervisors to sprawl ever outward or start focusing inside communities

By Genoa Barrow | OBSERVER Senior Staff Writer - Sacramento County has received $1.3 million in grant funding to purchase five mobile outreach vehicles to help locals on probation overcome barriers to meeting their probation requirements and accessing other services.

The city and county worked together on a new wellness center at 14th and X streets geared toward helping homeless people.

“The only people I feel that would oppose this are the people who want to slack and cheat and connive,” one landlord said.