Assemblymember LaShae Sharp-Collins (D-La Mesa) has introduced Assembly Bill 1279 to reform youth justice policies and ...

St. Andrews African Methodist Episcopal Church in Sacramento celebrated its 175th anniversary with a special service and ...

California Black Media  Marcus Hill, 39, is an Oakland resident and professional who travels often for work. During his last ...

Sechita McNair, an out-of-work film industry veteran, fought hard to secure a lease in the right Atlanta neighborhood for her ...

Thousands of documents released by the House Oversight Committee show that Jeffrey Epstein maintained a diverse network of ...

The Sacramento State Hornets football team secured a game-winning touchdown with nine seconds left to beat Idaho 23-20 and ...

Dr. Ben Chavis was honored for his role in the environmental justice movement, which was sparked by the Warren County protests against the illegal dumping of PCB-contaminated oil in a landfill located ...

New Mexico has become the first state in the US to provide no-cost universal child care to families regardless of income, potentially saving them an average of $12,000 per child each year and ...

Sacramento County Superintendent of Education, David Gordon, announces retirement after 21 years of service. Search for successor begins.

Maurette Brown Clark, a two-time Stellar Award winner, is preparing for a 2026 tour and new recordings, while reflecting on her decades-long career in gospel music ministry.

Black voters delivered a "blue wave" in the recent elections, signaling that voters are paying attention again and Democrats must now prove they can govern with solutions.

A comprehensive guide to immediate food, shelter, and hygiene resources in Sacramento, crucial for Black residents facing ...