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Thousand Strong matches students with businesses for a year-round, paid internship and then readies those interns for success on the job.
Learn more about Mayor Steinberg’s proposal to launch a center for civic engagement called “Sac Gives Back.”
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Darrell Steinberg is one of Sacramento’s most accomplished public servants, serving the Sacramento community for over 20 years. As a young man, Steinberg bought his first home in Tahoe Park, where he and his wife Julie started their family. Learn more about Mayor Steinberg.
City of Sacramento debuts Mobile Pay app for Utilities customers.
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The switch is flipped On for Powerhouse Science Center for K-12 on the Riverfront.
Mayor Darrell Steinberg joined Verizon in announcing that their first commercial launch will be in Sacramento - the first scaled commercial practical implementation of 5G in the nation. It's expected to be implemented in the second half of 2018.
City of Sacramento moves closer to a top digital city by moving up in rank in citizen engagement compared to similarly sized cities
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City Council approves Job Growth and Employment Incentive Strategy to attract large, quality companies to the region.
The enhanced Sacramento Open Data Portal is now easier to explore, visualize and download data.
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Golden 1 Center earns A+ in local hiring apprenticeships, more info here.
Mayor Steinberg proposes the launch a center for civic engagement -- Sac Gives Back. The initiative will connect Sacramentans with the endless ways to join, to work and to help uplift and serve our diverse communities. Over the next few months we will develop this proposal, please sign up to stay connected, engaged and to join us in these efforts.
Mayor Darrell Steinberg announced the official launch of Thousand Strong, the Mayor’s bold workforce development initiative that brings together school districts, high schools, community based organizations, state and local funding partners, students, and businesses to provide year round paid internships for local youth while fostering a highly trained and diversified workforce.