When the pandemic first began, Governor Newsom issued an executive order that would temporarily protect renters and homeowners from being evicted. With the country beginning to open back up, many renters are concerned that they will be unable to afford their rent....
GenUp describes itself as, “a student-led, student-run advocacy organization primarily striving for youth representation in key policy efforts through the power of youth voices in the California education system.” The Sacramento chapter of GenUp is working with others...
Last month, Sacramento Black Panther Party chapter founder Charles L. Brunson, known as Esutosin Omowale Osunkoya, died at age 76 of complications from COVID-19. Brunson had entered UC Davis Medical Hospital with his wife Margo Rose-Brunson on April 1st, where...
On Monday June 1st, around 12pm, a Sacramento resident led over 25 people in a guided mediation at the state Capitol. D-D-A Ponte, who had been leading guided meditations before the pandemic reached Sacramento, shared a flyer on Instagram that...
As precautions are still in effect against COVID-19, many switch to new platforms such as Zoom, and Skype to communicate in group conversations. Local group IQ Squad, a movement for women of color, curated a virtual event with youth-serving organizations, adult...
When the pandemic first began, Governor Newsom issued an executive order that would temporarily protect renters and homeowners from being evicted. With the country beginning to open back up, many renters are concerned that they will be unable to afford their rent....
read moreGenUp describes itself as, “a student-led, student-run advocacy organization primarily striving for youth representation in key policy efforts through the power of youth voices in the California education system.” The Sacramento chapter of GenUp is working with others...
read moreLast month, Sacramento Black Panther Party chapter founder Charles L. Brunson, known as Esutosin Omowale Osunkoya, died at age 76 of complications from COVID-19. Brunson had entered UC Davis Medical Hospital with his wife Margo Rose-Brunson on April 1st, where...
read moreOn Monday June 1st, around 12pm, a Sacramento resident led over 25 people in a guided mediation at the state Capitol. D-D-A Ponte, who had been leading guided meditations before the pandemic reached Sacramento, shared a flyer on Instagram that...
read moreAs precautions are still in effect against COVID-19, many switch to new platforms such as Zoom, and Skype to communicate in group conversations. Local group IQ Squad, a movement for women of color, curated a virtual event with youth-serving organizations, adult...
read moreOnce a disregarded CDC advisory, the disbursement of homeless camps may have become a disregarded order with claims of sweeps made after Sacramento County stay-at-home legislation was revised to prohibit camp disbursements. "To maintain public health and...
read moreAs of 2019, California has an estimate of over 150,000 people experiencing homelessness which is a 17% increase since 2018. As CalMatters states, “California's homeless population is far more visible than most places with 1 in 4 homeless Americans living in...
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Today on LiveWire Guest Host Ed Fletcher sits down with the Mayor of Sacramento, Darrell Steinberg, as well as African American Community Leaders Kiara Reed and Gerry Simpson. Fletcher will meet for a virtual live interview with community leaders about current...
Host Ray Tatar looks into "Green" Technology and Education with the nonprofit GreenTech. Join us to hear about environmental technology, programs, and workshop available to youth and young adults. GreenTech is a non-profit organization focused youth and young adult...
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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