In early December, 2020, the Sacramento City Council approved the Slow & Active Streets pilot project, opening up applications to close up to 6 miles of Sacramento streets to vehicle traffic. The streets would remain open to pedestrians, bicyclists, city services...
On December 23, 2020, a bright orange fridge filled with food could be seen on a sidewalk of 4th Ave. in Oak Park. The words “take what you need, leave what you can” are painted in vibrant pink on the front. This is one of many community fridges set up by...
On January 6th, 2021, a mob of neo-nazis, white supremacists, and far-right Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol building at the urging of US President Donald Trump. They pushed past Capitol Police, disrupting the certification of President-Elect Joe Biden....
2020 brought on many hardships within the Sacramento community; more specifically for Sacramento youth. Adjusting to new systems like distance learning, social isolation, and facing economic and social disparities caused by the pandemic exacerbated the many problems...
The breach of Capitol Hill on Jan. 6th, 2021 in Washington, D.C, will be taught in future classrooms across the country. Local high school U.S. History teachers and U.S Government teachers all had to tackle the conversation of the events that took place at the...
In early December, 2020, the Sacramento City Council approved the Slow & Active Streets pilot project, opening up applications to close up to 6 miles of Sacramento streets to vehicle traffic. The streets would remain open to pedestrians, bicyclists, city services...
read moreOn December 23, 2020, a bright orange fridge filled with food could be seen on a sidewalk of 4th Ave. in Oak Park. The words “take what you need, leave what you can” are painted in vibrant pink on the front. This is one of many community fridges set up by...
read moreOn January 6th, 2021, a mob of neo-nazis, white supremacists, and far-right Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol building at the urging of US President Donald Trump. They pushed past Capitol Police, disrupting the certification of President-Elect Joe Biden....
read more2020 brought on many hardships within the Sacramento community; more specifically for Sacramento youth. Adjusting to new systems like distance learning, social isolation, and facing economic and social disparities caused by the pandemic exacerbated the many problems...
read moreThe breach of Capitol Hill on Jan. 6th, 2021 in Washington, D.C, will be taught in future classrooms across the country. Local high school U.S. History teachers and U.S Government teachers all had to tackle the conversation of the events that took place at the...
read moreOne of the most historical protests by Trump loyalists happened on January 6th, 2021. Our NNC's discuss their reactions to the events that took place in D.C. and dive deeper into the hate, bigotry, and white privilege that is often seen within Trump's...
read moreLoaves & Fishes, the largest homeless survival service organization in the Sacramento area, is pushing forward with its Families Experiencing Homelessness Campaign to demand that county provide immediate and adequate housing for the unhoused population. ...
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AccessLocal TV Youth Correspondents Maria Hernandez Youth Media Manager of AccessLocal TV youth correspondence joins host Ray Tatar this Wednesday. Maria Hernandez will be joined by the youth correspondents from AccessLocal TV to talk about their projects and what...
Latino Center of Art & Culture Richard Falcon of the Latino Center of Art & Culture joins host Ray Tatar this Wednesday. Founded in 1972, Latino Center of Art and Culture is a multi-disciplinary cultural center and public space serving the Sacramento community...
Access Sacramento's 21st annual "A Place Called Sacramento" (PCS) Film Festival postpones the release of 10 original local films for at least nine months to promote the health and safety of the film crews and expected theater audience. In consultation over the summer...
Ten Films to be produced over the summer before world premiere Oct. 3, 2020 Sacramento -- Access Sacramento's 21st annual "A Place Called Sacramento" Film Festival named 10 winning writers during a live televised and streamed virtual volunteer Cast and Crew Call...
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