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 ...

Black people are disproportionately unhoused in Sacramento due to a lack of affordable housing, and stories of those affected ...

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

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

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 ...

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.

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