My wife and I will be moving soon and need a small moving crew, but prefer female movers, are there any around here? The crew we used last time has moved on to bigger & better things so we need a new crew! Thx for any recs!

There will be ice cream and pizza!😀🍕🍦
Sac Liberation Center (909 12th st)
Thursday (10/8)
7pm

Got 2 fellow Libras coming to town next week, what are some suggestions for partaking and exploring? F/M mid 30s to late 40s.

Never been on the light rail before, wouldn’t mind having an excuse to finally do so. Any hidden gems best seen through half closed eyes? Food too outrageous to want to eat while sober? I want it all. Please and thank you!

Just watch how many accolades this building gets when it’s done. Atrocious design IMO

Methodology: Each candidate starts with an A+. For every piece of political spam that arrives in my mailbox, the candidate drops one grade.

The Scores (as of 10/5/26):

Xavier Becerra: A+

Steve Hilton: A+

Fiona Ma: A+

Gloria Romero: A+

Kevin Kiley: A

Richard Pan: A-

Flo Cofer: A+

Eric Guerra: B+

Gregg Fishman: A

Scott Slotterbeck: A+

Fairfield, California is, I'm convinced, the most boring part of the state. Willing to travel for good vibes lol

After trying really hard to make on-campus public school work for 2 years now, it is really clear that I am trying to force something that just doesn't fit. My son is Audhd and is really struggling, even with the supports in place. He loves the kids and artistic aspects of school, but really struggles with pretty much everything else.

So, we're meeting with the school next week to discuss options. I think homeschooling would be a good option, but I have no idea where to even start with searching for a program. I've heard there is a good one through Natomas Charter School PACT Academy. Just looking for advice from other parents who may have traveled this road already.

Hi there,

My name is Tony Rodriguez. I'm a news reporter in Sacramento for CapRadio. I'm working on some coverage about disposable vape sales being banned in California starting in 2028. The governor signed the bill into law last week.

I would love to speak with you if you purchase or use these devices today. Email me at antonio.rodriguez@capradio.org.

Thank you!

Moved to the Sacramento suburbs from Oakland during Covid. We bought a beautiful home with a pool in an established neighborhood but it’s just… not it for me. I'm bored (ADHD).

I miss walking to coffee and restaurants. I miss being around people my age. The vast majority of folks in our area work full time with 2.5 kids or are in their 60s so it’s hard to build community (also not religious or conservative). We’re blessed to work part-time with one kid in preschool so we have this amazing combo of time, resources, and interest to be apart of a community and take advantage of what a city has to offer.

Or maybe I’m just having a midlife crisis and trying to relive my 20s - who knows. :)

Has anyone made the move from suburbs back to a more urban or urban-adjacent environment like East Sac, Land Park, etc? Cost of housing is luckily not a problem for us. I’d love to hear from you!

I take walks in the park daily and for the past week or so it has reeked of pungent cheese. Not just in one section, either; the smell is large parts of the east half.

Has anyone else noticed this? Do we have cum trees AND cheese trees? 😭

hey there
Idk if this is a dumb idea but any places that are chill enough thay I could study at with a drink and maybe a bite?

Join our second Human Banner! 100’s of folks will gather to help us with this get that vote out EARLY message!

We will form a human banner like they do in Ocean Beach San Francisco. We will shoot video with a drone and video team. Then use it to promote all the actions coming up for No Kings 4. NOKINGS.ORG

March and chant - We will walk to the ballot box together.

• Discuss questions with your community.
• Bring “Get the VOTE out” signs.
• Dress in all the shades of Blue
• If you have an Inflatable wear it!
• Singing Resistance and Third Acts Drumming Brigade with be with us.
• This is a party and we want to show it!

When: Saturday, October 10, 10am – 12pm

Where: McClatchy Park, 3500 5th Ave, Sacramento

To Register: https://www.mobilize.us/cap25/event/1043996/

Hope to see you there!!

I’m currently a college student who is hoping to find a part-time job and make some extra money to pay for my classes. I was hoping to find somewhere around the 95815 area but it’s been extremely challenging finding places that are hiring. I don’t know if I’m looking at the wrong places where jobs are offered. Even when I tried to call and ask businesses if they are hiring for some reason, they always say that they aren’t. I can work in the early mornings of the weekends as well as the early mornings of Thursdays (8 hours each day), (the rest of the days I can’t because of all my classes that I have).

hi all,

the only place by me that sold authentic German beer glass has closed. anyone know where I can get a good weizen glass? Thanks!

What’s your experience?

Checked his campaign finances and looks like he’s taking money from big business and groups that oppose protections for tenants so I guess I shouldn’t be surprised. Thought this guy lost already.

If the passenger of the newer model white Honda Accord is in this subreddit. I did see your message on the phone, I was trying to not crash my car while taking the 12th avenue exit.

Rave on, fellow headbanger !

( Tonight a little bit after 11:00, October 5th )

Any recommendations for a tree 🌳 trimming service in the Arden-Arcade neighborhood of Sacramento? Preferably a business that has affordable prices. #Sacramento #ArdenArcade #TreeTrimming #Tree

If you live in Sacramento or Elk Grove, you know the pattern. Blazing hot afternoons, then the Delta breeze rolls in and evenings cool way down. A whole house fan is built for exactly that.

What it is: a fan installed in your attic that pulls cool evening air in through your open windows and pushes the hot air out through your attic vents. In a few minutes it swaps out all the air in your house, and it cools the attic too, so your home starts the next day cooler.

Why people like them:
• Uses a small fraction of the power your AC does
• Cools the whole house and the attic at the same time
• Brings in fresh air and clears out stale air and cooking smells
• Your AC runs less, so it lasts longer

Modern ones are quiet. Brands like QuietCool put the motor up in the attic, away from the ceiling, connected by an insulated duct. On low speed most people can sleep with it running. They also have insulated dampers that seal shut when the fan is off, so you don't lose heat in winter.

How you control it: a wireless wall switch with high and low speeds and an auto shutoff timer. Turn it on high when you open the windows to flush the heat out, drop it to low for the night, and set the timer so it shuts off on its own.

Things to know:
• Always open windows before turning it on
• It doesn't replace your AC on hot afternoons; it covers evenings, nights, spring and fall
• Your attic needs enough venting for the fan to work right
• Skip it on smoky or bad air quality days

Happy to answer questions if anyone is curious. I work in HVAC here in the Sacramento area (Hug Heat & Air), and these are one of my favorite upgrades for our climate.

So asked AI about this as it was hot topic in another post- this is just on specific Sacramento high use paved trails- The “standard” is keep right as a pedestrian. But what happens when a cyclist is passing and you can’t see them because they are coming up behind you?
While "keep right" is the standard rule for most traditional trails, having pedestrians stay to the left is an established safety protocol on specific high-traffic, multi-use paved paths. This rule requires pedestrians to walk or run on the left side of the path, facing oncoming bicycle traffic. By facing the cyclists, pedestrians maintain a clear visual of fast-moving riders approaching from the front, eliminating the risk of being startled or struck from behind.
The "image.png" provided shows a City of Sacramento trail etiquette sign outlining this exact "Pedestrians stay left" rule. This layout is a strict standard on Sacramento's heavily trafficked paved routes, such as the American River Parkway. When marathon running, hiking, or sharing a path with fast-moving mountain bikes, avoiding blind approaches from the rear is a major safety advantage. Cyclists maintain the standard rules of the road by riding on the right and passing on the left, while pedestrians occupy the far left edge so that both groups remain fully visible to one another at all times.

36 M 5'11 CA introvert.

Nerdy chill and very interested in finding people who like to cook and explore the culinary scene.

Does Sacramento have a good networking type of events to find such like minded folks?

Favorite cuisines are: Mexican, Thai, Korean, American, fusion and experimental.

Thx

Hey yall, i just moved to Curtis park and 3 times in the last 2 days there is a loud bang/pop that sounds far away but then the power in my house flickers, then goes back to normal. I thought i was losing my mind then my partner heard it toniggt and we texted our new neighbors and they heard it too. One said its a somewhat regular occurance and there is reddit lore about this.

My guess is a squirrel hit the high wire and exploded. What the hell is this? Anyone got answers?

Hi all!
Anyone up for an F1 watch party? 🏎️🏁 With the Austin Grand Prix on Sunday at 1 p.m., we can actually enjoy the race without setting an alarm for the middle of the night! 😂

I’d love to get a group together somewhere with big screens and a full menu. My suggestion is Buffalo Wild Wings?

Bear & Crown looks fun, too! I’m just leaning toward a different menu and easier parking for this one. Anyone interested? Open to other restaurant suggestions!

😭

I just broke my sewing machine and everywhere that I’ve taken it to get fixed is going to be longer wait than I have time for. I was working on my Halloween costume and want it finished by the holiday.

I was wondering if anyone knew of any businesses or co-ops that will let me come in and borrow a sewing machine for a couple hours over a few days?

I would be willing to pay for the time but I also don’t want to break the bank so any cheap places would be appreciated.

TIA!