Leading the Charge: Homecoming Brings Lancers Together

Spirit Week, rallies and longtime traditions build belonging across Cordova High Read More »

Monsters, Magic and Mayhem

Rancho Cordova River City Concert Band Brings a Spooktacular Night of Music Read More »

Shining a Light on Domestic Violence

Domestic violence takes place in our nation every minute of every day, occurring just about every 15 seconds. Most Americans do not realize just how real domestic violence is and how many lives are affected by it. Read More »

Lady Lancers Hope to Turn Things Around

The Cordova Lady Lancers have had an up-and-down season thus far but certainly do not lack the confidence in themselves that they can right the ship. Read More »

Bera Brings Congress into the Classroom

Artificial intelligence, inflation, immigration and the future of work all landed on the same classroom agenda Thursday, Oct. 1at Cordova High School. Read More »

Service Beyond the Uniform

McGarvey named Veteran of the Month Read More »

$46 Million Awarded to Pavement Preservation and Road Rehabilitation Projects

Fix-it-first investments focus on preserving and repairing existing roadways for 24 projects Read More »

Newsom Signs AB 2727 to Strengthen Public Safety Safeguards for Elderly Parole

Governor Gavin Newsom has signed Assembly Bill 2727, authored by Assemblymember Stephanie Nguyen (D-Elk Grove), following two years of work to strengthen public safety protections for children, survivors and communities within California’s elderly parole process. Read More »

Newsom Signs SB 690, Reforming CIPA to Protect Small Businesses and Nonprofits

The Stop CIPA Shakedown Lawsuits coalition celebrated Governor Gavin Newsom’s signing of SB 690 on Sept. 30, a major reform to the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) that will provide much-needed relief to thousands of California small businesses, nonprofits and public agencies facing abusive lawsuits and demand letters. Read More »

Jade Light Signs Pro Contract With Okayama Seagulls in Japan

One of the most prolific players in program history, former UC Davis volleyball superstar Jade Light has signed a professional contract with the Okayama Seagulls, playing the 2026-27 season in the Japan SV.League. Read More »

Republic FC Unveils First Look at New Stadium

The Republic Preview Center in DOCO is the first place you can sit, see and feel what’s coming to Republic Stadium at The Railyards Read More »

FAA Awards Contract for New Air Traffic Control Tower at SMF

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has awarded a design-build contract to Walsh Federal LLC for a new air traffic control tower at Sacramento International Airport (SMF). Read More »

Seymour Awarded PCL Pitcher of the Year

Seymour and Whisenhunt Named 2026 Triple-A Pacific Coast All-Stars Read More »

California Capital Airshow Returns with Night Show and World-Renowned Performer Lineup

The 20th annual California Capital Airshow (CCA), presented in partnership by Sacramento County and the City of Rancho Cordova, returns Oct. 10-11 from noon to 8 p.m. daily at Mather Airport in Sacramento. Read More »

SacSewer Warriors Take Second Place in Division 3

Team earns first place in Maintenance and third in Safety, highlighting the people and expertise behind SacSewer’s essential services Read More »

Yang, Alvarenga Net Big West Weekly Honors

After playing big roles in the Sacramento State men’s soccer team’s victory over UC Riverside, junior Hiroshi Yang was named the Big West Offensive Player of the Week while freshman Adrian Alvarenga was named the league’s Rookie of the Week on Sept. 28. Read More »

A Little Bear, a Lot of Heart

Rancho Cordova Seniors Deliver to Shriners Children’s Read More »

School Resource Officer Supports Young Athlete

Oftentimes, making a difference starts with something as simple and powerful as taking the time to listen. Read More »

Heartstoppers Returns with New Scares

Heartstoppers Haunts will return to the historic Mine Shaft property this October for its 19th season, bringing back four connected haunted attractions along with new scenes, entertainment and activities. Read More »

Two Lady Lancers Compete in First League Tournament

The Cordova Lady Lancers recently competed in the first Metro League tournament of the season at River Oaks Golf Course in Nicolaus on Tuesday, Sept. 22. Read More »

Lancers Senior Setting Records

Cordova Lancers senior cross country standout David Insco is running away from the competition, literally. Read More »

Where Did All the Kids Go?

We spend enormous amounts of energy getting children into sports. We hold registration events. We advertise. We recruit coaches. We buy uniforms. We offer fee assistance. We build introductory programs. We build bridges. And it works. Little kids play sports. Then, somewhere along the way, we start losing them. Read More »

California Writers Week in the Capitol Region

California Writers Week, an annual recognition of the talents and contributions of writers in our state, takes place the third week of October. Read More »

More Than 11,470 Pounds of Trash Removed by Volunteers During River Clean-Up

The American River Parkway Foundation’s largest clean-up of the year spanned 13 sites along the American River Parkway Read More »

United Way Invites Women to ‘Innovate and Ignite’ Foster Youth Event

Four prominent local women leaders will join guests for fireside chat Read More »

Park Rangers Recognized for Service and Lifesaving Work

Sacramento County Regional Parks Rangers do much more than patrol local parks. Read More »

New Lions Club Seeks Founding Members

The Magic Yarn Project creates character-inspired wigs for children Read More »

Cleanliness is Next to Godliness

Volunteers Wash 16 Aircrafts, Help to Preserve Aeronautic History Read More »

A Day of Discovery

Meet the Machines Brings the Community Together Read More »

Fall Fest Rallies for the River

About 500 people gathered near the American River Parkway on Sept. 20 for the sixth annual Family Fall Fest, an afternoon of wildlife, music, food and family activities rooted in a larger effort to protect land along the Lower American River. Read More »

October Brings Full Slate of Community Events

October will bring a variety of community events to Rancho Cordova, with residents invited to paint, dance, celebrate different cultures and enjoy fall festivities throughout the city. Read More »

Wildfire Safety and Preparedness Program Grantees Announced

CPF, CFF and PG&E announce $1 million in charitable grants to 75 departments to strengthen wildfire preparedness, response and community Read More »