With the Rainbow Festival returning to Sacramento’s Lavender Heights this weekend, a description of a homophobic attack last weekend alarms the community.

The Sacramento Police Department cancelled the district’s contract for school resource officers last year, citing a police staffing shortage

Sacramento City Unified District is one of the six schools nationwide affected by Trump’s most recent attack on transgender rights.

The Twin Rivers Unified school board’s vote could close the adult school, which once enrolled of 12,000 students largely from immigrant and refugee communities.

More than 1,000 students could march Friday to show that, as one student organizer said, “students in California’s capital do not stand with ICE.”

An emotional Sacramento City Council meeting reflects how this mid-size capital city with foes of Trump will be the next federal target.

A Black student alleged repeated threats, acts of violence and anti-Black comments while enrolled at two different elementary schools.

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Sacramento fire captain and “Survivor” contestant Joe Hunter will appear again on season 50 of the reality show.

The two entities were supposed to come to an agreement before June 30 to meet the terms of charter renewal.

“Getting a STEM education in front of our students (...) gives them an opportunity to be scientists or engineers or mathematicians,” the superintendent said.

Officials say schools faced layoffs and class size increases without the money.

Mone’t Ha-Sidi, a Sacramento native, has seen Death Cab for Cutie more than 70 times and has hosted twerk classes and a burlesque show in the band’s honor.

Mone’t Ha-Sidi, a Sacramento native, has seen Death Cab for Cutie more than 70 times and has hosted twerk classes and a burlesque show in the band’s honor.

The charter school and its authorizer did not come to an agreement by the June 30 deadline.

The charter school will be subject to a number of new accountability standards in its agreement with Sacramento City Unified.

Sources say that students at the middle and high school were aware of the dean’s online persona as “Mr. 1950.”

The district will revise a drafted agreement with the charter school after it was misled about an investigation into claims that a football coach partied with students.

After students talked about parties with alcohol at the coach’s house, teachers reported what they heard. One lost their job.

A state law banning teachers from outing students is “immoral” and “potentially” contradicts federal law, Secretary of Education Linda McMahon said.

A UC Davis spokesperson said that the law student organization “knowingly violated” a University of California policy.

“They are just weaponizing the charges of antisemitism to silence us, those of us who research, teach or advocate on behalf of Palestinian human rights.”

The changes come as the Trump administration targets DEI efforts in the federal government and schools.

Sacramento school leaders say that “everything is at stake.”

Trump gave K-12 schools and colleges two weeks to outlaw any race-based programming or face possible loss of federal funding.

Teachers pushed for reform after a biology teacher from their high school gained national attention for administering a racist test.

The duo is responsible for the Sacramento History Museum becoming the world’s most followed museum on TikTok.