Auburn

• Difficulty: 🥾
• Length: ~3.3 miles
• Pet friendly: Yes, on leash
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Parking fee: Varies

• Difficulty: 🥾🥾
• Length: ~11.2 miles
• Pet friendly: Yes, on leash
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Parking fee: $10

Winters

• Difficulty: 🥾🥾🥾
• Length: Varies
• Pet friendly: No
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Parking fee: None

Pilot Hill

• Difficulty: 🥾🥾
• Length: ~2.5 miles
• Pet friendly: Yes, on leash
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Parking fee: None

• Black is Bright Book Share | Friday, Jun. 2 | 10-10:30 a.m. | Del Paso Heights Library, 920 Grand Ave., Sacramento | Free | Aliyah from North Sacramento Family Resource Center celebrates Black identity with books + art for children five and under — plus, free books while supplies last.
• Haggin Oaks Driving Range Concert Series | Friday, Jun. 2 | 8-11 p.m. | Haggin Oaks Driving Range, 3645 Fulton Ave., Sacramento | Free | Snag some grub from The Hangout food truck and listen to the alt-rock sounds of 90s cover band “Total Recall.”
• Friday Night Swing Dancing | Friday, June 2 | 8-11:59 p.m. | Midtown Stomp, 2534 Industrial Blvd. Ste. 150, West Sacramento | $15 | Grab your dancing shoes and tap your feet to the sounds of swing music — and spend the first hour getting a lesson if you feel the need.

• Pocket-Greenhaven Farmers Market | Saturday, June 3 | 8 a.m.-1 p.m. | 6446 Riverside Blvd., Sacramento | Free | Shop a plethora of goods from local bakers, brewers, creatives, and more.

• Old Town Elk Grove Farmers Market | Sunday, June 4 | 9 a.m.-1 p.m. | Old Town Plaza, 9615 Railroad St., Elk Grove | Free | Shop for locally-produced goods while you enjoy live entertainment at this weekly market.

1. Don’t dive straight into your 401(k) or IRA — you could cost yourself years’ worth of income in retirement savings. Tip or Mistake?
2. Don’t automatically claim Social Security benefits at age 62. Tip or Mistake?
3. Do start auto-withdrawing money from your 401(k) when you turn 59-and-a-half. Tip or Mistake?*

• 3,000. That’s how many households worth of water the City of Roseville stored in aquifers below the city since January. It’s more groundwater than the city has ever stored before, helping the greater Sacramento region meet its goal of a more secure drinking water supply. (KCRA)

• National Donut Day. You might want to try Rocklin Donuts & Cinnamon, which was just ranked the No. 1 donut shop in the country on Yelp’s “Top 100 Donut Shops 2023" — no big deal. Head to 4845 Granite Dr. in Rocklin for apple fritters, jelly donuts, and glazed twists. (Yelp)

• ACCESO Sacramento has doled out $50,000 in one-time grants to 20 small businesses throughout Northgate Boulevard. Each business has received $2,500 apiece to help offset negative economic impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic. See who received a grant. (ABC 10)

• Urban Elements Inc. is planning The Kind Project South, a development at 7141 Woodbine Ave. in South Sacramento — currently an empty lot owned by Paratransit Inc. The complex will feature two four-story buildings consisting of 216 affordable units, and it’s anticipated to be completed by June 2024. (Sacramento Business Journal + KCRA)

• NBA rookies won’t have to wait long after this year’s draft for on-court action. Golden 1 Center will host the California Classic on Monday, July 3, and Wednesday, July 5, showcasing young talent from six teams: the Kings, Warriors, Lakers, Heat, Spurs, and Hornets. (KCRA)