As of 2019, about 19% of California Community College students were homeless. As COVID-19 spreads throughout the United States, students are now expected to learn from home via laptops, tablets, and computers. The question is, where are the homeless students going to...
The largest COVID-19 study to date began on Monday with 30,000 volunteers from across the United States participating in a trial of a vaccine currently being developed by the National Institutes of Health in partnership with pharmaceutical company Moderna. ...
According to the People’s Budget website “President Trump and Congressional Republicans want Americans to believe that we must slash funding for vital cornerstones of our society, including Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, to pay for their tax handout to...
With Sacramento COVID-19 rates rising and hospitals preparing for an extreme increase in admissions, now more than ever is the time to stay home and schedule a test for the virus. Yet this is a luxury that many lack, and a closer look at the issue highlights...
With the 2nd shutdown of Sacramento taking place, companies and organizations are still practicing social distancing to maintain safety for the community. Alchemist Community Development Corporation (CDC) maintains a healthy relationship in providing tools to empower...
As of 2019, about 19% of California Community College students were homeless. As COVID-19 spreads throughout the United States, students are now expected to learn from home via laptops, tablets, and computers. The question is, where are the homeless students going to...
read moreThe largest COVID-19 study to date began on Monday with 30,000 volunteers from across the United States participating in a trial of a vaccine currently being developed by the National Institutes of Health in partnership with pharmaceutical company Moderna. ...
read moreAccording to the People’s Budget website “President Trump and Congressional Republicans want Americans to believe that we must slash funding for vital cornerstones of our society, including Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, to pay for their tax handout to...
read moreWith Sacramento COVID-19 rates rising and hospitals preparing for an extreme increase in admissions, now more than ever is the time to stay home and schedule a test for the virus. Yet this is a luxury that many lack, and a closer look at the issue highlights...
read moreWith the 2nd shutdown of Sacramento taking place, companies and organizations are still practicing social distancing to maintain safety for the community. Alchemist Community Development Corporation (CDC) maintains a healthy relationship in providing tools to empower...
read moreAs of 2019, over 550,000 Americans were considered homeless. California saw an increase of 21,306 people on the streets. This increase of homelessness was so severe that it actually offset the homeless decline in every other state. It is not an understatement to call...
read moreIn this week's episode of Access on Air, neighborhood news correspondents Julian DeLeonardis, Melissa Franco, Luis Rua, and Romeo Morales share the latest reports on the closures of businesses and SCUSD; as well as discuss the upcoming Summer Spark Drive-Thru...
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Host Ray Tatar laughs it up with Brian Crall from the Sacramento Comedy Spot. Northern California's largest comedy school is right here in Sactown. The Sacramento Comedy Spot is a local nonprofit featuring improv, stand-up, sketch comedy, original videos, and short...
Host Ray Tatar talks with John Marcotte Board Chair of the Heroic Girls Foundation about the underrepresentation of women and females in pop culture. In response to promoting a more gender-equitable world, the Heroic Girls Foundation (Heroic Girls) was born....
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...
Access Sacramento presents full televised coverage of the stage presentations and world premiere of 10 original 10-minute movies as part of the 20th annual "A Place Called Sacramento" Film Festival beginning Friday, Nov. 29 at 7 p.m. The program presents the...
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