City breaks ground on safe camping site in River District 
A new shelter option will provide people experiencing homelessness in the River District with safer conditions and access to supportive services. The location will serve dozens of individuals and offer pathways to more permanent housing solutions
March Workshops will focus on corridor improvements on Fruitridge and Arden-Auburn corridors. 
The City of Sacramento has launched two new planning efforts aimed at improving safety, mobility and access along major corridors — the Fruitridge Road Safety and Mobility Plan, and the Arden-Auburn Mobility Plan.
Both efforts focus on reducing serious injuries and fatalities on high-crash streets while expanding options for people walking, biking, riding transit and driving.
Norwood and Howe long-term corridor safety plans approved
Corridor plans aimed at reducing serious crashes and improving pedestrian and bicycle access along both avenues were approved by Sacramento City Council Feb. 24, advancing the City’s Vision Zero safety efforts.
Both corridors have been identified as high-priority routes for addressing traffic-related fatalities and serious injuries. https://sacramentocityexpress.com/2026/02/27/city-advances-vision-zero-plans-for-two-high-injury-corridors/