If you’re raising children while also supporting an older parent, you’re likely managing schedules, healthcare needs, day-to-day decisions and even finances. People in this group are often called the ...

About half of California school board candidates are expected to run unopposed as members cite stress, low pay and long hours ...

Delta College students learned about voting rights, election processes and common misconceptions at a nonpartisan forum ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.

Despite deep distrust of Washington, Black voters are turning out early, driven by concerns over affordability, voting rights and health care.

A collaborative group of Sacramento regional Black writers releases a new literary anthology, “Soulful Reflections: Short stories and poems from a collection ...

Sacramento County approved Prime Data Centers’ 18-megawatt McClellan Park expansion through an administrative process, without a Board of Supervisors vote.

Sacramento’s fall and winter watering schedule begins Nov. 1, allowing outdoor sprinkler use once weekly on Saturday or Sunday through Feb. 28, 2027.

Tamaira “Miss Tee” Sandifer’s debut book blends memoir with actionable personal development and confronts childhood sexual ...

Dr. Margaret Fortune and Jackie Rose are connecting South Sacramento families with college preparatory schools and wellness ...

California’s $708 million Student Teacher Stipend Program offers a one-time $10,000 grant to abate economic hurdles for ...

California’s new education commissioner could reshape K-12 oversight, but the next governor will determine whether the ...

Sacramento entrepreneurs, small-business owners and high school students can apply for city-funded training, mentorship and ...