The City of Roseville Celebrates Dry Creek Greenway Trail Grand Opening

Tips for Beginner Cyclists Who Want to Ride All Year Long

Call for Projects Now Open for Federal Funding Programs

SACOG's Federal Funding Cycle helps direct federal transportation dollars to key projects in the region. Learn more about upcoming milestones and resources.

BUILD America 250 Act Introduced

Sacramento Seniors Get More Affordable Housing and Infrastructure with Health Net’s $3 Million Investment in SACOG and Mutual Housing California

Partners will continue to advance planning and predevelopment work for San Juan Apartments Phase Two and support upcoming Green Means Go infrastructure activities across the region.

New Data Shows Increase in Homeownership in the Sacramento Region

SACOG’s recent analysis of the 2024 American Community Survey (ACS) data shows homeownership reaching the highest rates in nearly 40 years.

$8.7 Million Approved to Improve Connectivity in Mobility Zones

The SACOG Board of Directors approved funding for six projects across the region through the Mobility Zones program.

How West Sacramento’s $43 Million Affordable Housing Project is Bringing Together a Community

MOSA will create much-needed affordable housing and transit improvements, bringing together three important West Sacramento districts.

David Pape, Grants and Funding Principal, Reflects on SACOG’s First Six-County Funding Round

This comprehensive approach allows the region to be more strategic and competitive with limited federal resources, helping the Sacramento region secure necessary funding.

Regional Partnership Delivers $28 Million for Tupelo Housing Project in the City of Woodland

The Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities (AHSC) grant will be used to build Tupelo, a 73-unit affordable housing project in Woodland.

Sacramento County Marks Completion of Watt Avenue Complete Streets Project

Watt Avenue is a key corridor in the North Highlands neighborhood, and the Complete Streets Project helps create more accessible connections for reaching jobs, stores, and nearby transit hubs.

SACOG Swears in Board Leadership for 2026

In Remembrance of Congressman Doug LaMalfa

SACOG Board Chair Darren Suen and SACOG express sincere condolences to the family, friends and constituents of Congressman Doug LaMalfa.

SACOG Board of Directors Elects New Leadership for 2026

The Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG) Board of Directors has elected City of Rocklin Mayor Jill Gayaldo as chair, and Yuba County Supervisor Gary Bradford as vice chair.

Transit Pulse: 2025 Report Shows Robust Growth in Public Transit Ridership Since Unprecedented Pandemic Lows

Sacramento Region Awarded $154 Million from Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Grant Program

More funding for housing, busses, light rail cars, bike lanes, and sidewalks is on the way to four projects in the Sacramento region, which received $154 million in total from a California state grant program.

This Year’s Highlights Prove Careful Planning and Collaboration Build a Vibrant Region

SACOG Welcomes Becky Johnson as Director of Data & Analysis

To lead this vision and connect how data drives programs and decisions, SACOG proudly welcomes Becky Johnson as its new Director of Data & Analysis.

2025 Blueprint Approved

The Sacramento Area Council of Governments is pleased to announce the approval of the 2025 Blueprint, the region’s long-range transportation and land use plan.

Watch Now: 2025 California Housing Laws Webinar

SACOG hosted a webinar for local planners on November 14, 2025 to provide an overview of the new housing and land use laws, and their potential impacts for cities and counties in the Sacramento region.

The Capital Caucus Brings Together Bipartisan Voices to Advocate for Shared Regional Goals

As the Sacramento region continues to be one of the fastest growing in the state, the Capital Caucus is focusing on a cohesive approach to advocate for key issues including infrastructure, climate initiatives, economic development, and more.

Introducing Lisa Lind, SACOG’s Blueprint Principal Planner

SACOG is proud to introduce Lisa Lind, AICP, as the agency’s Blueprint Principal. Lind oversees the development and implementation of the region’s long-range plan, the 2025 Blueprint. Lind joins SACOG with 20 years of experience in long-range planning and economic development.

The 2025 Hispanic Economic Report Highlights Progress and Challenges for the Growing Hispanic Population

The Sacramento Hispanic Chamber of Commerce released the third edition of the Hispanic Economic Report at the 2025 State of Hispanics event in September. The report highlights progress and challenges for the growing Hispanic population in the Sacramento region.

Stockton Boulevard Complete Streets Project Receives $4.2 Million as Regional Priority Project

As part of the 2025 State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) funding, Sacramento County received a grant for its Stockton Boulevard Complete Streets Project, which aims to improve safety and accessibility for cyclists, pedestrians, and transit riders through this corridor.

ACC Rides Program Increases Senior Transportation Services with Mode Shift Grant

The Asian Community Center of Sacramento Valley (ACC), boosted their ACC Rides program to provide transportation for senior community members and reduce driving through its vanpool model.

3D Printed Homes Are an Example of Innovation Contributing to the Region’s Housing Boom

According to new housing data released by SACOG, regional housing production in 2024 was the highest of any year since 2005. These 3D printed homes in Yuba County are an example of how leaders are innovating to help meet housing goals.

$42.5 Million Awarded to Sacramento Region Transportation Projects in 2025 STIP Funding Round

SACOG Board of Directors approves funding for 11 rehab and connectivity improvement projects in four counties.

I Street Bridge Replacement Project Moves Forward, Building a Legacy Over the Sacramento River

The new bridge and updates to the existing one will improve connectivity between the cities of Sacramento and West Sacramento and stand as an iconic symbol to future visitors and residents of the region.

Livability Summit Is Back on October 1—Join Valley Vision and SACOG for the Regional Gathering

This year, SACOG has partnered with Valley Vision for their annual collaborative conference, the Livability Summit. On October 1, 2025.

Caltrans Announces Sustainable Transportation Planning Grant Awards, $3.2 Million for Sacramento Region Projects

Caltrans announced awards for the 2025-26 Sustainable Transportation Planning Grant Awards in early July. A total of seven Sacramento region projects were awarded funding.

Sycamore Trail Overpass Now Open in West Sacramento

The newly opened Sycamore Trail overpass connects pedestrians and cyclists with communities on either side of the freeway.

Missouri Flat Overcrossing Improves Safety and Connections in El Dorado County

The Missouri Flat Overcrossing is a new addition to the El Dorado Trail that will transform connectivity and improve safety for everyone from local community members to weekend adventurers.

Congratulations to the Youth Leadership Academy Class of 2025!

Students from across the Sacramento region gathered to celebrate their recent graduation from the 2025 Youth Leadership Academy. This year marks the seventh cohort, totaling to more than 250 alumni from the program.