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City Manager Howard Chan has more than 28 years of progressively responsible work experience with the most recent three years serving as an assistant city manager.
Assistant City Manager Leyne Milstein oversees the departments of Finance, Information Technology and Human Resources.
Assistant City Manager Chris Conlin oversees the departments of Police, Fire as well as Emergency Management.
Assistant City Manager Michael Jasso oversees the departments of Innovation & Economic Development, Community Development and Convention & Cultural Services.
The City of Sacramento is committed to being a city where all are welcome, where all are supported and where all have opportunities to thrive. Those experiencing homelessness in our city are a visible, and sometimes invisible, reminder of the work we must do to be a world class city. As the largest city in Sacramento County and the region, the City is committed to working in partnership with other jurisdictions in the region to prevent and end homelessness throughout Sacramento.
City partners with south Sacramento church to open warming center that serves local neighborhood.
Learn how to collect and create your family's story at this virtual writers conference.
More than 32,000 residents did this one simple thing when their trash and recycling collection day changed
This City-funded program pays culinary artists-in-training and provides meals to the Meadowview community
Sacramento City Council approves additional $31.7 million in rental assistance for low-income residents
City of Sacramento fights to protect California's seniors and others victimized by the opioid epidemic
The City is creating a plan to address housing needs in Sacramento and wants your feedback
City opens first 'Slow and Active Streets' area in Midtown, Newton Booth neighborhoods
City's tenant protection program enforces against unfair evictions, rental increases
Here's how the City's COVID relief efforts have been helping Sacramentans
The Railyards will be a mixed-use hub for entertainment, retail, housing, office, theaters, parks, hotels, and museums. The guiding plan for the area envisions the site to include over one million square feet of retail, 2.3 million square feet of office, a hotel, varying residential housing units, and recreational and cultural uses..