West Sacramento Mayor Martha Guerrero has officially launched a campaign for California's 6th Congressional District.

The bright lights of Hollywood are set to arrive in Sacramento County in 2026 as filmmaker Ang Lee prepares to produce his next film, "Gold Mountain."

West Sacramento's mayor is the latest person to announce plans to campaign for one of California's congressional districts in the 2026 midterm elections since the passing of Proposition 50.

Martha Guerrero, the two-term mayor of West Sacramento, has announced her candidacy for California's open 6th Congressional District, running on a Democratic platform to lower costs for working families and oppose Republican leadership in Washington.

There is simply no comprehensive state tally in 2025 to compare with 2024. Politicians tend to misuse some imperfect government data.

Ang Lee returns with "Gold Mountain," a California Gold Rush drama filming 50 days in Sacramento County with state tax credits.

Just outside of Sacramento's downtown area lies a diverse Californian community fueled by unique, socially conscious storefronts and eateries.

Alongside the presidential race, California voters in Sacramento are deciding on a host of key contests in the 2024 election. Voters across California will choose a new U.S. senator, decide on competitive congressional races and weigh in on 10 statewide ballot propositions.