California’s $708 million Student Teacher Stipend Program offers a one-time $10,000 grant to abate economic hurdles for prospective educators.
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Margaret Fortune and Jackie Rose are connecting South Sacramento families with college preparatory schools and wellness support…
Democrats and progressives need a clear governing agenda with budgets, timelines and accountability—not simply opposition to Trump, argues economist Julianne Malveaux.
A guide to 14 California ballot propositions and their potential effects on Black Californians across health, justice, education, housing and wealth.
Tamaira “Miss Tee” Sandifer’s debut book blends memoir with actionable personal development and confronts childhood sexual abuse, poverty, and family trauma.
Candidate Gloria Romero proposes a California College Degree Guarantee requiring universities to provide needed courses or waive added tuition and fees when delays prevent on-time graduation.
Supporters say the initiative is bipartisan reform; civil rights attorneys, voting rights groups and others warn it is a tool for disenfranchisement of Black voters.
From crypto scam warnings to prison reentry, food insecurity and state appointments, this roundup covers recent California Capitol developments.
KozPure Development and Alpha One Sports are advancing “Downtown Dova,” a $1 billion, 28-acre sports and entertainment district in Rancho Cordova.
Sacramento’s weekend lineup includes R&B, Halloween events, a food festival, Election Day voting and a conversation with author Tommy Orange.
Sacramento entrepreneurs, small-business owners and high school students can apply for city-funded training, mentorship and advising programs.
Marjorie Burrise’s lawsuit says one email to colleagues set off a suspension, a criminal style investigation and her firing.