The Zoo has a new leader at a time when its future growth is uncertain. The zoo turns 99 years old next year and has been exploring ways to expand for more than a decade.

Sacramento Zoo welcomes its first okapi calf, marking conservation success. A capybara also welcomed five new pups.

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Participants can visit Santa Claus, meet the Grinch, enjoy holiday-themed crafts and story times and participate in a holiday scavenger hunt. There’s also “nightly snowfall made possible through Santa ...

The male calf made his arrival on Oct. 9, the zoo announced on Oct. 13 The Sacramento Zoo is celebrating the first okapi birth in its nearly 100-year history The zoo announced on Oct. 13 that a male ...

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The nonprofit that manages the Sacramento Zoo announced plans Monday to expand the zoo at its Land Park site and at a location across the street that used to hold pony rides. The nonprofit that ...