Sacramento CA Moving Companies

Sacramento, California

The City of Sacramento still believes that you can “Discover Gold” here 150 years after the Gold Rush. They are talking about the memories you will walk away with and the reasons why more people are moving to Sacramento, California more than ever. There are amusement parks, galleries, casinos, cruises, historic attractions and so much more that makes this city great to explore and live in. It’s a huge city, but you can also enjoy pristine rivers, canopies of trees and quiet West Coast roads.

Economy:
Sacramento, California is a great and profitable city that was built on foundational industries of gold and the railroad. Located on a 43-mile channel also benefits Sacramento by offering the West Coast as a cargo hold. Some of the largest exports going out of the city are the agriculture of the land that consists of fruits, vegetables, rice and other grains, meat, beet sugar and almonds. Other than the sale of agriculture, the city is also benefiting from the largest sector of employment in the area—government and transportation.

Some of the largest companies and major employers in the area include Intel, Hewlett-Packard, research centers, medical centers and producers of mining equipment. The top jobs in the city for people moving to Sacramento are office technicians, sales representatives, governmental program analysts, occupational and physical therapists, general staff service managers, administrative assistants, sales associates, store managers and registered nurses.

History:
Sacramento, California was founded by Spanish conquistadors Samuel Brannan and John Augustus Sutter, Jr., around 1848. The lands of modern Sacramento became part of the province of New Spain. This property quickly prospered with a great flux of people coming in due to the gold craze of the Gold Rush. Mining also brought people in to the area. Due to the location of the “River City,” between the City of Sacramento and the American River, the city also benefited from an influx of rafters, kayakers and boaters for years to come. Hotels and Sacramento moving companies are just some of the local businesses benefiting from all the people that visit and move to this great city.

Tourism:
With wine country only 60 miles away from Sacramento, California, this city almost seems a picture perfect mix of things to do. Napa Valley and Sonoma Valley house hundreds of vineyards along the picturesque countryside. We advise bringing someone that doesn’t drink with you on your trip along the I-80 West toward Napa and Sonoma so you can let loose and have a good time. Or if you don’t like wine, you can just visit these gorgeous Californian hotspots and enjoy the temperate weather and hot sun. Amongst other popular tourists attractions and activities are: the Sacramento River Train, the Crocker Art Museum and the California State Railroad Museum. For more relaxing options there is the Waterfall Relaxation Center, the Desiree Michelle Fair Oaks and the Askhns Med Spa and Wellness Center.

Colleges/Universities:

• The Art Institute of California—Sacramento Campus
• American River College
• Sacramento City College
• Sierra College
• California State University—Sacramento Campus
• University of the Pacific—McGeorge School of Law

Interesting Facts:

• Sacramento, California hosts the world’s largest almond processing plant that produces about 12 million pounds of the nut per day.
• Sacramento’s first baseball team was called the Solons. The children of Sacramento loved the team and were notorious for sneaking out of school and watching the games through the knotholes in the board fence at the back of the team’s field. To prevent this, the schools cut a deal with the team managers to issue passes for “The Knothole Gang,” which allowed the children to sit in the upper level after the third inning (which was when school let out).