Category : News Talk

- 16 hours ago

Africa’s Largest Hydroelectric Dam Begins Operation in Ethiopia

On Tuesday, Ethiopia celebrated the inauguration of Africa's largest hydroelectric dam, a significant project aimed at boosting the economy while alleviating chronic blackouts and facilitating the growth of electric vehicles, following the country's...

- 16 hours ago

Sacramento Artists in Focus With $2 Million Fellowship Backing

Pachia Lucy Vang, a UC Davis graduate skilled in traditional Hmong textile arts, took advantage of her pandemic isolation to refine her expertise as a textile artist. “My anthropology studies inspired my passion for traditional textiles, revealing t...

- 17 hours ago

Harnessing Black Joy: Our Ultimate Power Source

Black joy serves as a radical form of resistance, acting as a healing force and a source of community strength for the challenges ahead. In a world that often aims to burden us, when news stories highlight rights under threat and communities in crisi...

- 2 days ago

How a State Initiative Built a Community Photography Studio

Upon her return to Sacramento from New York, photographer AmaYah Harrison-Bryant didn’t just bring back a portfolio; she returned with a vision. During her time in New York, she had access to inspiring studios, but she recognized Sacramento lacked s...

- 5 days ago

New Study Ranks Majority-Black City Worst for Asthma in America

Asthma affects 1 in 12 individuals in the U.S., with September marking a particularly challenging period. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America has issued its annual list of the top 20 cities adversely impacted by the condition. Leading the r...

- 5 days ago

Federal Pullback Leaves Foster Agencies Fighting for Resources

As of April 1, Sacramento County is home to 1,136 children within its foster care system, as highlighted by the California Child Welfare Indicators Project’s latest point-in-time assessment. These vulnerable youth are beginning to feel the impact of...