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On Sunday, the Senate initiated steps to resolve the current government shutdown, as a faction of moderate Democrats opted to advance without securing an extension of health care subsidies, which sparked discontent among their colleagues. The Senate...
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The long-awaited moment has arrived for one of Hollywood's most eagerly awaited films. Lionsgate has released the official trailer and announced the premiere date for "Michael," an expansive biopic about the iconic Michael Jackson, which has been in...
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In San Diego on November 2, amidst thousands awaiting food assistance, Josh Fryday, Director of the Governor’s Office of Service and Community Engagement (GO-Serve), joined California Service Corps members to unveil Operation Feed California. This vi...
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The Greater Sacramento Urban League is dedicated to empowering Black and other historically marginalized communities in achieving economic independence, educational success, social justice, and civil rights, all while thriving in their lives. In toda...
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When the government shut down in October, Sheila Jones experienced a pause in her own life. At 61, she found herself mirroring the clients she aided for 26 years as a social worker, who relied on dwindling financial resources while navigating a stall...
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A landmark decision from a federal judge on Tuesday represented a crucial triumph for two racing teams, including one co-owned by Michael Jordan, amplifying the pressure on NASCAR to address the antitrust lawsuit brought by 23XI Racing and Front Row...
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The National Institute for Early Education Research highlights a growing global concern regarding the lack of nurturing care for children during their second 1,000 days of life. A comprehensive two-part series published in The Lancet underscores the...
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November marks Black Catholic History Month, a dedicated time to honor the sacrifices, contributions, and achievements of the three million Black Catholics across the United States. Celebrating a key role in this history, the Black Catholic Messenger...
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An initiative from insurance companies aimed at curtailing expensive doctor visits has raised alarms among independent practitioners, who caution that it may prompt many to abandon private practice in favor of larger hospital systems. They assert thi...
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October has held the designation of Children’s Health Month since 1960, originating from Child Health Day, which was first announced by President Calvin Coolidge in October 1928. This year marks my inaugural celebration of Children’s Health Month as...
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This week, we present a thoughtfully curated array of the most captivating news stories, now available in an accessible audio format. Explore the critical headlines that resonate, ranging from fascinating local occurrences to significant internationa...
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Aubree and Oscar Petersen relocated to Sacramento two years ago, leaving behind the steep costs and crime concerns of Los Angeles. Yet, settling in posed a challenge for the Petersens and their then-five-year-old daughter. A week before their move, t...
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The California African American Chamber of Commerce (CAACC) convened a significant summit on October 22, 2025, at the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative in Redwood City, themed “Building An Equitable Economic Future.” This event assembled an inspiring array...
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A recent presentation by scientists to the CDC's vaccine advisory panel highlighted various perceived “safety uncertainties” related to mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, including concerns about cancer and immune system alterations. Experts noted that these cl...
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Two health officials from the Trump administration have cited a report from an anti-abortion organization during a Food and Drug Administration review of mifepristone, a medication used for abortion. This report claims to reveal a significantly eleva...