Cannabis use at City College
Cannabis, in all of its forms, has been around for a long time.
Graphic created by Acsah Lemma
Article cross-posted to the Sac City Express on May 30, 2023.
Black graduates celebrated at City College
City College had its first celebration of Black graduates event on Wednesday, May 3.
Photo credit Nick Shockey / nshockey.express@gmail.com
Article cross-posted to The Sac City Express on May 11, 2023.
Los Rios faculty fight for better leave benefits
Sara Smith says she has a simple request. “We should be treated like human beings,” says Smith, a history professor at American River College. “We should have more humane policies that allow us to take paid time off to care for the people we love most in the world without being distracted, without having to work through the pain.”
Graphic created by Acsah Lemma
Article cross-posted to the Sac City Express on April 28, 2023.
New design scholarship offered in honor of former City College student
Whimsical, playful and sweet. That is how John Blake describes his deceased wife, Sarah Hansel.
Photo courtesy of John Blake
Article cross-posted to The Sac City Express on Feb. 28, 2023.
Sacramento native Tyre Nichols gone, but not forgotten
A home going celebration for Tyre Nichols in his hometown of Sacramento brought together friends and family on Feb. 4 at Sac Ramp Skate Shop to honor the 29-year-old, who died after being assaulted by five police officers in Memphis in January.
Photo credit: Manuel Figueroa / mfigueroa.express@gmail.com
Article cross-posted to the Sac City Express on Fe. 13, 2023.
New housing to play a critical role in Sacramento's Stockton Boulevard revitalization
The City of Sacramento says it’s crafting a new vision of economic vibrancy and revitalization for Stockton Boulevard — and more affordable housing will play a big role.
Photograph by Scott Thomas Anderson
Article cross-posted to the Sacramento News & Review on Dec. 14, 2022.
Man robbed at Light Rail station near City College
A man was robbed on Friday, Nov. 18 between 1:50 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. just before entering the Light Rail station near City College, according to a crime alert issued by the Los Rios Police Department.
Graphic created on Canva by Acsah Lemma
Article cross-posted to the Sac City Express on Nov. 19, 2022.
City College's take on the November 8th election
Although the midterm elections on Nov. 8 could change political power at a national level, many City College students were still not motivated to vote in this election. For others, however, a few key issues compelled them to cast a ballot.
Graphic created on Canva by Neezy Jeffery
Article cross-posted to the Sac City Express on Nov. 7, 2022.
Los Rios Board of Trustees vote to end the district's COVID-19 vaccination requirement
On Oct. 19, 2022 the Los Rios Board of Trustees voted to end the districtwide COVID-19 vaccination requirement for both students and employees according to a news update from Los Rios administration. Although the process of putting this decision into action has already begun, the current vaccine requirement is still in place.
Graphic created on Canva by Acsah Lemma
Article cross-posted to the Sac City Express on Oct. 24, 2022.
City College receives $1 million endowment for Gregory Kondos gallery
City College’s Gregory Kondos Gallery has just been given a $1 million endowment by Christopher and Dana Daubert. Christopher had worked at City College for 23 years as an art professor, and was the volunteer director of the campus art gallery from 1997 to 2009.
Chris Daubert and wife Dana Daubert pose inside the Gregory Kondos Gallery at City College Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022. The Daubert’s recently donated a $1 million endowment to the Kondos // Photo credit: Nick Shockey
Article cross-posted to the Sac City Express on Sept. 29, 2022.