Sacramento, California

Fun things to do in Sacramento:
See a local sports team, like the Sacramento Kings (Basketball), and River Cats (Minor League Baseball) Take in some history at Old Sacramento Bring the entire family to Fairytale Town Enjoy a tour of the Governor's Mansion Relive the early days of Sacramento at Sutter's Fort Spend some time at the Sacramento Zoo

The People of Sacramento

Demographics:

The population of Sacramento is estimated at 463,794
There are 173,134 households within the city limits
The average income per household is $49,849
People who live in Sacramento use the area code 916 (Find a phone number in Sacramento here)

Many famous people have lived in Sacramento, including:
LeVar Burton, Timothy Busfield, Morton Downey Jr., Sam Elliot, Tom Hanks, Don Imus, Rush Limbaugh, Pat Morita, Molly Ringwald, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bob Wilkins, Dusty Baker, Dion James, Greg Vaughn, Bill Cartwright, Mark Spitz, Theodore Kaczynski, Rodney King

Historical Notes:
Sacramento is also known as Tree City USA because it has more trees per acre than any other metropolitan city.

The Governor's Mansion was bombed in 1917, but no criminal convictions were ever made.

Sacramento is the home of PeopleFinders.com

Did You Know? - The city boasts the largest almond producing plant in the world.

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About Sacramento
The history of Sacramento dates back to 1808 when European explorers crossing what would later become northern California discovered 2 magnificent rivers and named them the "Sacramento" and the "Jesus Maria". Eventually the latter name was changed to the "American", but Sacramento stuck for both the river and the city. In the mid 1800's a man from the San Francisco area named John Sutter sent workers to open a Sawmill near Sacramento. It wasn't long before he heard of an unexpected discovery: gold. People all over California flocked to the region hoping to strike it rich as word about the precious metal spread like wildfire. The area around the rivers grew quickly, and Sacramento became an important and central location for California. In 1854 the city was chosen as the official state capital. Today Sacramento continues to be the center of politics in California, and an ever-developing city. It is a popular destination for both new residents and tourists who come to experience the city that boasts a great location, ideal weather and a top quality of life.

About Sacramento

The history of Sacramento dates back to 1808 when European explorers crossing what would later become northern California discovered 2 magnificent rivers and named them the "Sacramento" and the "Jesus Maria". Eventually the latter name was changed to the "American", but Sacramento stuck for both the river and the city.

In the mid 1800's a man from the San Francisco area named John Sutter sent workers to open a Sawmill near Sacramento. It wasn't long before he heard of an unexpected discovery: gold. People all over California flocked to the region hoping to strike it rich as word about the precious metal spread like wildfire. The area around the rivers grew quickly, and Sacramento became an important and central location for California. In 1854 the city was chosen as the official state capital.

Today Sacramento continues to be the center of politics in California, and an ever-developing city. It is a popular destination for both new residents and tourists who come to experience the city that boasts a great location, ideal weather and a top quality of life.

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