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The Ella K. McClatchy Library became a library in 1940 after Eleanor McClatchy & Charlotte Maloney presented it to the City of Sacramento as a memorial to their mother. The building was designed by architect Rudolph Adam Herold in the early 1900s for Charles and Ella McClatchy and their family.

The North Natomas Library is a bright, airy facility with over 100 computers, a community room, teen room, and kids’ space with kid-friendly furniture. Don’t forget to stop by our Friends of the Library store!

Southgate Library has a large collection of world language materials in Vietnamese, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, & Hmong. The Kids’ Place is a developmentally appropriate learning space for very young children (ages 0 to 5 years) and their parents.

Colonial Heights is a welcoming community library with free programs for kids, teens, & adults. Here, you can pick up items you have requested, check out books, movies, music, & more. We also have free & open Wi-Fi 24 hours a day, a picture window looking out onto greenery, & tons of natural light!

The Central Library is the main library for the Sacramento Public Library system. Central provides local history in the Sacramento Room, wi-fi, and telephone reference @ 264-2920. It contains extensive genealogy and business information in addition to a comprehensive magazine collection.

Located next to the School of Engineering and Sciences, Sacramento's newest branch welcomes you into their community space. Browse our shelves for the perfect books, linger over magazines, use the free wi-fi, or use one of our 20 library laptops. We even have special spaces for toddlers and teens.

If you're ever in the area, stop by, relax, gaze out at the park greenery, check out a good book and then stroll through the rose garden. Or check out a book from our superior gardening collection.

The N.Sacramento Library has approximately 42,000 items which include a growing Spanish and Russian language collection. This branch also has seven Internet computers for public use.