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As Janine Fleming entered the AfroTech Conference, she sought clarity, not merely job prospects. The recent Stanford alumna, with a degree in Science, Technology, and Society, had spent countless hours sending out resumes, often met with silence.“I’v...
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The hallowed sanctuary of St. Andrew’s African Methodist Episcopal Church came alive Saturday with the resonant tones of piano, organ, and harmonious voices, enveloping the historic church as family, friends, and congregants assembled to celebrate Ar...
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On October 21, California Connects Regional, a series of statewide gatherings organized by the Governor’s Office of Community Partnerships and Strategic Communications (OCPSC), arrived in Sacramento. This event is part of an eight-city initiative ai...
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As the federal government shutdown loomed—intensifying concerns over a potential hunger crisis—Assemblymember LaShae Sharp-Collins (D-La Mesa) took action by introducing Assembly Bill (AB) 1211, titled “CalFresh Eligibility.” This legislation aimed...
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Since 2023, over 80% of the globe’s reefs have endured the most severe bleaching event to date. Once vibrant underwater ecosystems are now transforming into stark, lifeless zones. Underlying this crisis is a deep-rooted historical context. In 1966,...
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California voters passed new congressional district boundaries, marking a significant triumph for Democrats in the ongoing redistricting contest, pivotal for the 2026 U.S. House control and potentially hindering or facilitating President Trump's age...
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The Trump Administration has implemented substantial changes to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) since taking office earlier this year. The current approach emphasizes state-level management during crises rather than federal oversight...
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A store lies in ruins after Hurricane Melissa struck Manchester, Jamaica, on October 29, 2025. This fierce storm, one of the mightiest hurricanes recorded, made landfall on October 28, unleashing heavy rains that pose severe risks of flash floods an...
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The rich melodies of gospel music will resonate through St. Francis High School at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 5, as celebrated gospel artist Ray Sidney graces the campus to direct a unique choir performance.Renowned for his soulful vocals, Sidney has...
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In a detailed interview on “60 Minutes,” President Donald Trump made numerous misleading statements regarding nuclear weapons testing, military strikes, and inflation. He claimed that the U.S. should initiate nuclear weapons tests because other natio...
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Over recent legislative sessions, Governor Gavin Newsom ratified 11 of the 30 reparations-centric proposals brought forth by the California Legislative Black Caucus (CLBC). Yet last month, he vetoed five crucial bills amid a larger set of 16 introdu...
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On October 25, the Scottish Rite Masonic Center buzzed with the vibrant essence of African culture at the fourth annual Ubuntu Dinner Fundraiser, hosted by Africa House Sacramento. This event embodied the spirit of ubuntu, a Southern African philosop...
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Two federal judges have mandated the Trump administration to allocate emergency funds aimed at sustaining the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), albeit temporarily. The rulings, released on Friday, October 31, instruct the U.S. Depart...
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The Peoples Beer Fest made its vibrant return to Sacramento’s Oak Park on October 11, attracting hundreds to honor craft brewing, culture, and community. Hosted by Oak Park Brewing Co., this lively festival transformed Fourth Avenue into a bustling b...
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To enhance the economic standing and pride of our minority communities, we must fully integrate them into our private enterprise system... This requires eliminating barriers such as inaccessible credit, insurance, and technical support.” These signi...