Weather

• 100º | Sunny | 4% chance of rain ☀️

Civic

• Mayor Darrell Steinberg + two members of city council laid out plans this week to convert all of the city government’s buildings to run on renewable energy. Mayor Steinberg said the city’s overall emissions have fallen 28% since 2005, and that 63% of energy used by the city government is “carbon-free.” ⚡️ (FOX40)
• The California Black Chamber of Commerce will receive $500,000 in federal COVID-19 relief funds from Sacramento to provide assistance to minority-owned businesses. Young entrepreneurs from low-to-middle income households will be provided access resources and knowledge to help grow their businesses. 💰 (Sac Bee) 

Sports

• The Sacramento Kings have released their 2022-23 season schedule, which begins at Golden 1 Center on Wed., Oct. 19 against the Portland Trail Blazers. See the full schedule of games + buy your tickets beginning today. 🏀 (NBA.com)
• The Sacramento Bee has released its list of the Top 25 High School Football Teams ahead of the season’s kickoff Friday night, when No. 1 ranked Folsom High School will take on No. 3 Monterey Trail High School. See the full list of rankings + games taking place during week one. 🏈 (Sac Bee)

Canceled

• UC Davis officials announced that Friday’s Aggie Fall Fest will be canceled due to excessive heat throughout our region. The event will not be rescheduled + anyone who RSVP’d should have received an email detailing the cancelation. 🌡 (FOX40)

Eat

• Nina Curtis of Plant’Ish & Co. Culinary Arts is one of the many talented local chefs who will showcase their skills during the 2022 Tower Bridge Dinner. Check out the first course she’ll serve — a citrus mustard dressed collard greens salad. 🥗 (Sac Bee)

Clothing

• Savvy House Coffee Bar — a family-owned coffee shop located in Elk Grove Commons — said it will likely have to close its doors, due in part to issues stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic. No closing date has been set, but a GoFundMe has been set up to help the store find a new life. ☕️ (Sac Biz Journal)

Real Estate

• Portland-based Schnitzer Properties — a commercial real estate investment + development company — has purchased Seaport Industrial Park in the Port of West Sacramento for $31 million. A senior VP with Schnitzer Properties, said the company has purchased ~$100 million worth of property in the Sacramento region. 🏢 (Sac Biz Journal)

Show

• Comedian Ryan Davis, whose internet show generated more than 100 million views in 2016 alone, is bringing his live standup to Punch Line Sacramento Thurs., Aug. 25-Sat., Aug. 27. Catch one of comedy’s rising stars — tickets start at $25. 🎤 *

Correction

• Tuesday we shared that Pottery World was closing its El Dorado Hills location on Sun., Sept. 25, and incorrectly called it Pottery Barn. We were apparently too excited about the store’s liquidation sale, which runs from today until the store’s closure.