Will come. Very good, Andreas, thank you. It will now be easier for small businesses to bring live music to Sacramento. The municipal council approving changes to rationalize its entertainment permits. Edie Lambert de Kcra 3 now joins us from the editorial room. So Edie, this has been in preparation for some time now, right? Yeah, a good time. Andrea. The idea of a limited entertainment permit for small businesses was raised for the first time in March of last year. It was part of a plan to bring more music and other acts to Sacramento. And now, more than a year later, it’s a reality. Before that, small places and cafes had to use the same license as a large nightclub, and this process can take a lot of time and work. This evening, the municipal council voted to create a limited entertainment permit, and this is now a new option for companies that have an occupation of less than 300 people. Now this plan was supported by the director of the city’s night economy, Tina Lee. VOTE. She had told the members of the Council that the city’s process for this type of permit had not been changed for more than 20 years. She argued it was time. And Andrea, tonight, they accepted. Back to you. It will be interesting to
The leaders of the City of Sacramento rationalize entertainment permits for companies
Update: 23:01 pdt April 1, 2025
The Sacramento municipal council has approved changes to rationalize entertainment permits, which facilitates the reception of small businesses. Now, more than a year later, it’s a reality. Before that, small places like cafes had to use the same permit as large discos, a process that can take a long time and work. The city’s process for entertainment permits has not changed for over 20 years. Tuesday evening, the Council officially accepted. See more coverage of the best California stories here | Download our application | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel
The Sacramento municipal council has approved changes to rationalize entertainment permits, which facilitates the creation of live music for small businesses.
The idea of a new entertainment permit for small businesses was first raised in March of last year As part of a plan to bring more music and other acts to Sacramento. Now, more than a year later, it’s a reality.
Before that, small places like cafes had to use the same permit as large discos, a process that can take a lot of time and work.
On Tuesday, the Sacramento municipal council voted to create a “limited entertainment permit”, a new option for companies with an occupation of less than 300 people.
The plan was supported by the director of the city’s night economy, Tina Lee-Vogt.
She argued that it was time, because the city’s process for entertainment has not changed for over 20 years. Tuesday evening, the Council officially accepted.
See more coverage of the best stories from California here | Download our application | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel