Robert T. Matsui United States Courthouse, Federal courthouse in downtown Sacramento, United States

The Robert T. Matsui United States Courthouse is an 18-story federal courthouse in downtown Sacramento housing the region's federal judicial operations. The building contains courtrooms, judicial offices, and related administrative spaces that serve the northern California federal court system.

The courthouse is named for Bob Matsui, the Sacramento congressman who died in office in 2005; the federal building at 500 I Street was dedicated in his memory. It houses the Sacramento Division of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of California, one of the court's seats in the region.

The courthouse is named for Bob Matsui, the Sacramento congressman who represented the area in the U.S. House of Representatives until his death in 2005. The naming keeps his name attached to the federal building at 500 I Street, where the Eastern District of California holds court.

Security screening is required to enter the courthouse, available on weekdays during standard business hours. The H Street light rail station nearby provides easy access if you are using public transportation.

The courthouse is named for Bob Matsui, the Sacramento congressman who died in office in 2005; the building at 500 I Street carries his name. Visitors entering for court business pass through security screening before reaching the courtrooms of the Eastern District of California.