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It’s a success for WALKSacramento and the Fruitridge corridor community!  Yesterday Sacramento City Councilman Kevin McCarty and the Sacramento City Unified School District announced plans for a new traffic signal at the corner of 58th Street and Fruitridge, three blocks south of West Campus High School. This is the location where, on January 19, 2012,

One of WALKSacramento’s most important projects is convening the Complete Streets Coalition of Sacramento.  What is the Coalition?   The Sacramento area’s most active advocates gather each month in support of active transportation, including WALKSacramento, the Sacramento Area Bicycle Advocates (SABA), and the Environmental Council of Sacramento.  Breathe California of Sacramento -Emigrant Trails  hosts the Coalition’s

Walking is a big deal in downtown Sacramento nowadays! Hundreds of people meet every Thursday at 6th and Capitol for Kaiser Permanente’s “Walk to Thrive” walking club. Walkers stride en masse along a one-mile route, led by a Kaiser physician, after having gathered briefly around the farmers market stalls and lunchtime taco stands on Capitol

May 2013 In the past year, several new members have joined WALKSacramento’s board of directors, bringing new skills and experience in a diversity of fields. WALKSacramento now has ten representatives on its board, and is looking forward to expanding its reach and influence in the community to make this region healthier and more environmentally sustainable.