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State Assembly Honors “Freedom to Choose Project” for 20 Years of Service
In recognition of 20 years of its vital role in supporting rehabilitation and reducing recidivism for individuals in the state of California, Assemblyman Gregg Hart, on behalf of the California State Assembly, formally honored the Freedom to Choose Project (FTC) with a resolution acknowledging the organization’s impact on transforming lives.
Sacramento Man Charged with Arson in Alleged Hate Crime at St. Rose Catholic Church, Faithful Remain Unshaken
Officials are now treating the recent fire at St. Rose Catholic Church as a potential hate crime following the arrest of Jaime Tapia, a 43-year-old Sacramento resident. The blaze, which occurred on Franklin Boulevard near 38th Avenue, caused significant damage to the church, yet, the church community remains resolute in continuing its traditions as planned through alternative means, as reported by KCRA. Tapia, who was apprehended the day following the incident and is currently ineligible for bail, is looking at charges relating to arson and vandalism to a church, as per jail records. He is due for a court appearance on August 20.
This Tech-Backed Company Tried to Disrupt California’s Housing Crisis. It Couldn’t
An Sramek saw one of California’s biggest challenges — its dire housing shortage — and wanted to propose a big solution. The former investor and startup founder’s bold “East Solano Plan,” headed to the November ballot, would have authorized construction of a dense, walkable city amid eastern Solano County farmland, complete with schools, parks, homes, and offices connected by bike lanes and buses.
Folsom High All-Class 80’s Reunion Party Coming to Powerhouse Pub!
Get ready for the party of the year as the Folsom Music Boosters and Powerhouse Entertainment present the Folsom High All-Class 80’s Reunion!. Whether you’re a Folsom High grad or just a fan of great times and great music, this one’s for you. The party is on...
Sacramento State University Faces Criticism Over Proposal to Raise Student Fees Amid Budget Cuts
Sacramento State University is facing backlash for its proposal to raise student fees in the face of statewide budget cuts. As reported by ABC 10, the total increase could amount to around $500 per student, to fund various campus services including health, instructional activities, and sports. The hike is said to make Sacramento State more competitive among its California State University counterparts, addressing a three-decade-long stagnation of fee adjustments and recent state-imposed budget restraints.
Sacramento State University Inaugurates First-in-the-Nation Black Honors College
Last week, California State University (CSU), Sacramento (Sac State) celebrated 80 students who are enrolled in the inaugural class of its Black Honors College (BHC). Dubbed a “college within a college,” the BHC program is the first of its kind in the United States. “Using the honors college...
Frontier Airlines offering $29 flights from Sacramento to LA and San Diego, but there's a catch
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Frontier Airlines is continuing its goal to connect California. It launched nonstop services Tuesday from Sacramento International Airport to LAX and San Diego International Airport. With the two new routes, the budget airline now offers six nonstop destinations from SMF. “We’re delighted to launch these two...
Hollywood veteran And Sacramento native Erinn Anova takes reins as Celebration Arts’ executive director
Erinn Anova’s journey reads like a captivating script, blending the glamor of Hollywood with the grassroots passion of community theater. Her life in the arts began in her hometown of Sacramento, where she discovered her passion for performance at age 12. Over the years, she has graced audiences with...
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