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On Friday evening, around 5:45 pm, I was leaving a rehearsal at a small studio near Capitol Park and I must have dropped my sheet music along 10th Street. It's a spiral-bound stack with a blue cover and several practice notes penciled in. I’ve practiced every day for weeks for the performance next Sunday, and those pages mean a lot to me. I’m hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe, because losing them felt like losing a piece of my progress. If you spot them, please check this listing.
Hey, I’m Alex Kim. I found a tote of holiday decorations lying on the sidewalk along the Sacramento Riverfront near Tower Bridge, around 7:45 p.m. on Sunday. Inside there were garlands, a string of lights, a couple of red bows, and a small Santa figurine. It looked like someone had set it down in a hurry while loading decorations into a car, and I thought about how disappointed they’d be if it disappeared before Christmas. I tucked the tote into a safe spot on nearby public seating and left a note here so the owner can reconnect through the site. I’m glad I could help return someone’s festive stash.
I lost my CDs around 8:15 PM on Saturday, after a long study session. I was near the Tower Bridge along the Old Sacramento waterfront, by the river path and the souvenir stalls. It’s a mixed collection—classic rock, a few indie discs, and a handful of burned mixtapes with notes I wrote on the sleeves. These disks are part of my daily routine and bring back memories of road trips and late-night drives. If you found a small black CD wallet near those benches or tucked between crates by the kiosks, please bring it back.
Hi, I’m Alex Rivera. I realized my student ID had vanished this afternoon, around 3:15 pm, outside the Crocker Art Museum on K Street in downtown Sacramento. I retraced my steps along J Street toward 12th, checked the café where I stopped, and even asked a few people, but nothing turned up. The card has a blue cover, a photo, and a small campus logo; it’s essential for library access and class sign-ins. Losing it has me worried about attendance and deadlines. If you found it, please know how grateful I’d be—this would mean the world to me.
On Saturday at 3:12 p.m., I was walking along K Street in Midtown Sacramento when I spotted a pile of trading cards by a bike rack near the California State Railroad Museum entrance. A red binder poked out from under a folded map, and the glossy edges caught the afternoon light as pedestrians hurried past. I picked them up, feeling a little rush of responsibility—these cards probably mattered to someone who collects or trades with friends. I’m posting this here because I know how a small stash can mean a lot to a person who loves the hobby.
I realized around 3:10 PM on Tuesday, while cleaning the communal kitchen at Crescent Court Apartments on 21st Street in downtown Sacramento, that two microwaves were missing from the storage shelf. I must have left them during a last-minute bake sale setup in the hallway. They’re not fancy, but they’ll save us a bunch of time this week, and one came from my grandmother, which makes it extra sentimental. If someone moved them for safekeeping, please leave a note through the site so I can find them.
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