Sacramento City Council, sideshows

Sacramento's cannabis lounge pilot program passes in city council vote
The Sacramento City Council has given the green light for a cannabis lounge pilot program.City leaders passed an ordinance in a controversial 5 to 4 decision — with Mayor Darrell Steinberg casting the deciding vote — that will allow the social consumption of marijuana at select dispensaries.
Sacramento city council passes increased measures against sideshows, street takeovers
On Tuesday, the Sacramento City Council will consider cracking down on sideshows and increasing penalties for those who participate in these illegal activities.
Sacramento City Council to vote on new rules to help crack down on sideshows
SACRAMENTO — Sacramento city leaders on Tuesday will consider passing new rules cracking down on sideshows. It comes as the number of street takeovers continues to grow. Chaos erupted Sunday with 50 cars doing burnouts along West El Camino and Seamist Drive.
Sacramento City Council to Vote on Tougher Measures Against Sideshow Events
The Sacramento City Council will vote on a proposal to impose tougher penalties on sideshow participants and spectators.
Sacramento to vote on sideshow crackdown with harsher penalties
The City of Sacramento will consider an ordinance to increase penalties for people who participate in sideshows at Tuesday’s council meeting. • Video Above: California law enforcement seeks to crack down on sideshows The new ordinance was proposed by councilmember Lisa Kaplan who suggests new city code violations and other penalties for participants,
Sacramento leaders approve increased punishments for sideshow spectators
The city of Sacramento is considering raising penalties for those who attend street takeovers and sideshows. Illegal sideshows are events where people gather in vacant lots or intersections to watch drivers perform different stunts or races.
Sacramento officials pass increased sideshow measures
The Sacramento City Council is cracking down on sideshows and increasing penalties for those who participate in these illegal activities.
Sacramento councilmember proposes new sideshow ordinance
The City of Sacramento will consider an ordinance proposed by councilmember Lisa Kaplan to increase penalties for people who participate in sideshows. Read more: <a href="
Sacramento City Council approves tourism investment package for Old Sac, festivals, hotel
Three separate items will put $40 million into investing in Old Sacramento, $2 million to promoting more festivals in the ...
Will Sacramento allow cannabis lounges? City council set to discuss proposal this week
A debate over a proposal to allow cannabis lounges in the city of Sacramento resumes this week, with council members set to ...
Sacramento City Council approves plan for new downtown hotel, Old Sac revitalization
City leaders have approved a $46 million plan for a new downtown Sacramento hotel and to revitalize historic Old Sacramento.
Sacramento city council narrowly approves pilot program for cannabis lounges
The pilot program would allow dispensaries to sell cannabis-infused drinks and edibles, and potentially offer spaces to smoke as well.
Sacramento City Council discuss state of emergency proposal for deadly crashes involving pedestrians
Traffic safety advocates say the growing number of people being killed in crashes on Sacramento streets is a public health ...
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Sacramento city council unanimously votes to approve Railyards stadium plan
SACRAMENTO – Sacramento's city council on Tuesday unanimously voted to approve the term sheet for the proposed new ...
Cannabis lounge pilot program advances in Sacramento city council. What’s next?
The ordinance faced weeks of steady opposition from Councilmember Eric Guerra and public health organizations.
City Council passes plan for downtown hotel, Old Sacramento revitalization
City leaders have approved a $46 million plan for a new downtown Sacramento hotel and to revitalize historic Old Sacramento.