Sacramento City Unified Settles with Attorney General Over Discriminatory Enrollment Practices
SCUSD settled with the California AG over discriminatory enrollment practices, favoring higher-income families and affecting minority and disadvantaged students. The district agreed to a five-year plan to address these issues.
DeMar DeRozan Hits 26,000 Career Points in Kings' Triumph Over Rockets
DeMar DeRozan passed 26,000 points in the Kings' 111-98 win against the Rockets. Despite Alperen Sengun's return, Houston struggled on the road. The Kings outrebounded the Rockets, and the Houston bench underperformed.
Sacramento Light Rail Service Disrupted by Vandalism, Copper Wire Theft Affects Commuters on Gold Line
Vandalism, including copper wire theft, disrupted SacRT's Gold Line, causing delays and prompting repair efforts and the use of bus bridges between affected stations.
Capitol Steps Showdown, Sacramento Renters Push For Rent Cap Bill
Dozens rallied at the State Capitol as lawmakers prepared to vote on AB 1157, a bill to lower the statewide rent cap and expand tenant protections. Supporters say it would limit big rent spikes; landlords warn of unintended costs.












