Sacramento forced to use money from general fund to pay off Golden 1 Center bonds. Here's why
“Obviously we’ve all been through some tough times since March 2020,” said Brian Wong, Sacramento’s debt manager.
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“Obviously we’ve all been through some tough times since March 2020,” said Brian Wong, Sacramento’s debt manager.
The program, which runs from November 25-December 24, applies to all on-street parking meters in the City of Sacramento
Jun 16, 2021 In Tuesday's city council meeting, the council voted in favor of extending the city's al fresco dining program, allowing for an extension of the pandemic outdoor dining options. According to the Mayor's office, they are hoping this program becomes a permanent part of the downtown fabric. Right now, the extension allows for street dining until June 30th, 2022, just over another year. Over 120 restaurants are currently participating in the program, according to the city parking manager Matt Eierman. He said he will be working with the city staff and businesses to help clean up the ...