You are invited to join Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson, Former Mayor of San Francisco and Speaker of the Assembly, The Honorable Willie Brown, and Fox News Commentator and Pollster Frank Luntz for an exclusive luncheon and a "No Holds Barred" discussion.Details:Thursday, February 4, 201012:00 - 2:30
1 Comments TeamKJ.org Admin submitted 2 years 81 days ago

Let’s say it straight out: I’ve never been more proud of serving with the Sacramento City Council than I was Tuesday night, February 23, 2010. The council took two major actions, neither of which were easy but both of which will help push Sacramento toward a prosperous future. We expressed our
1 Comments TeamKJ.org Admin submitted 2 years 82 days ago

 Time to get excited about the 18th Annual State of the City Address!  Yesterday in his weekly press conference, Mayor Johnson offered a little insight into the content of his speech.  View his press conference on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcyUoB-BIdc. We hope to see you at the Hyatt
2 Comments TeamKJ.org Admin submitted 2 years 83 days ago

 On Thursday, February 25th, Mayor Johnson will lay out his vision for Sacramento at the Metro Chamber’s 18th Annual State of the City Address.  He will discuss where we have come from, where we are and where we’re going as a city.  Over 800 people will listen to the Mayor’s address in a banquet
2 Comments TeamKJ.org Admin submitted 2 years 86 days ago

Allow me to share with you my feelings about the resignation today of City Manager Ray Kerridge. On a personal level, I am delighted for Ray. I wish him nothing but success and happiness in his new endeavors, and have no doubt he will thrive in the private sector. I look forward to learning about my
5 Comments ajaramillo submitted 2 years 90 days ago

Cooperation isn’t a tough word to pronounce.  But it can be tough to build cooperation between cities and the federal government.  That’s changing in Sacramento, in a big and positive way.  At City Hall today (January 28, 2010), we gathered more than 30 representatives from three federal agencies –
3 Comments admin submitted 2 years 104 days ago

Cooperation isn’t a tough word to pronounce.  But it can be tough to build cooperation between cities and the federal government.  That’s changing in Sacramento, in a big and positive way.  At City Hall today (January 28, 2010), we gathered more than 30 representatives from three federal agencies –
1 Comments admin submitted 2 years 105 days ago

Today Mayor Johnson launched ‘Bank on Sacramento’ in an effort to help thousands of Sacramentans experience the financial benefits of opening a bank account.  Sacramento is one of seven cities selected for Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's ‘Bank on California’ initiative, a collaborative initiative
1 Comments ajaramillo submitted 2 years 112 days ago

We must do the right thing. And in the world of California’s crumbling education system, the right thing is reform.  The right thing means putting politics and self-interest aside. It means putting California’s children first.  It means acknowledgment of our mistakes, our failures.  And it means the
0 Comments ajaramillo submitted 2 years 117 days ago

Let’s celebrate the FBI statistics showing violent crime down almost 15 percent in Sacramento.  But let’s not rest on the good news.  After spending most of 2008 campaigning for the Mayor’s office on a public safety platform, I’ve been gratified in 2009 to see significant drops in most crime
2 Comments ajaramillo submitted 2 years 148 days ago