Sac Unified Superintendent Cancy McArn is steering the district through a chronic financial deficit while fiercely protecting local governance.
California K-12 student test scores rose slightly last year, while enrollment numbers dropped.
Danny Elfman, Tool and Queens of the Stone Age closed Aftershock 2026 as 180,000 fans attended four days of music at Sacramento’s Discovery Park.
For more than two decades, the Sanskruti Indian Cultural Group has brought Indian students, alumni and families together to celebrate culture, music and tradition.
Sacramento-based Vietnamese director Nhu Than’s sci-fi film explores generational conflict and climate change
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Over two decades, the top 99 individuals and business organizations spent more on campaigns and lobbying than the bottom 99.9%.
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Elk Grove’s new public library has opened with a makerspace, expanded study and meeting spaces, a Library of Things collection and more room for children, teens and families.
When COVID threatened theaters, music venues, arts organizations and working artists, Sacramento invested millions in its creative community. Six years later, the results reveal both the possibilities and the limits of that investment.
Hip-hop took center stage on day two of Aftershock 2026, as $uicideboy$, Wu-Tang Clan and others drew large crowds at Discovery Park.
Triple-digit heat thinned the crowd on day three of Aftershock 2026, but fans who stayed saw Pierce The Veil, A Day to Remember, Down and Babymetal take the stage.
Thunderbirds and Canada’s Snowbirds headline a sold-out 20th anniversary weekend at Mather Airport.
Zines, which originated from pre-screen decades of past, are enjoying a resurgence
Aaron Sorkin’s The Social Reckoning shifts focus to a Facebook whistleblower and reporter, but its flat style and muddled timeline fall short of The Social Network.