The U.S. Department of Education has opened the FAFSA for the 2026-27 school year in a phased rollout to ensure proper functioning after last year's issues, with a beta test for select students and ...

The Red Museum, a DIY space in Sacramento, has been a cultural anchor for the city's creative scene for the past 10 years, hosting everything from underground music shows to large-scale festivals and ...

Karen Attiah, the last full-time Black opinion columnist at The Washington Post, was fired last week due to a social media post related to a controversial conservative activist, highlighting a broader ...

California lawmakers pass bills to improve access to affordable prescription drugs, reduce healthcare delays, and protect ...

LeShelle May of CNN joins the board of directors for United Way California Capital Region, bringing her expertise in technology and community leadership.

Larry Black Jr. was saved from having his organs harvested when a neurosurgeon determined he was still alive, highlighting the need for improvements in the organ donation system.

The Supreme Court has failed to protect the rights of minorities and has instead upheld racial injustices, as evidenced by its recent ruling allowing law enforcement to use their stereotypical biases ...

Experience the Annual Black Food Festival in Sacramento, celebrating African diaspora flavors, local entrepreneurs, and community spirit.

Sacramento County Sheriff Jim Cooper orders jail support volunteers to leave a public sidewalk outside the jail, drawing ...

A new study ties specific heat events to fossil fuel giants, showing that Black communities are disproportionately affected by extreme heat days due to the emissions of 180 "carbon majors".

California's efforts to increase financial aid applications among high school seniors have paid off, with 72.7% of seniors ...

Assembly Bill 62, a reparations bill for victims of racially motivated eminent domain, advances to Gov. Newsom's desk for ...