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The City of Sacramento becomes a sanctuary for anyone who identifies as transgender. Some students at Cosumnes River College express their support for the resolution.

Students react to Sacramento’s sanctuary city resolution

Delilah Hammons, Staff Writer
April 17, 2024
The Associated Press published an article containing a survey that found homelessness grew almost 70% in Sacramento in the past two years. Tents set up by the homeless on Alhambra Boulevard.

Students react to rise in local homelessness rate

Helen Harlan, Staff Writer
October 17, 2022
Climate change is steadily becoming the biggest problem we are facing in the world and is impacting Sacramento in many ways as well. The city of Sacramento made a bill, AB 617, that plans on reducing the air pollution in the city.

Climate change is Earth’s biggest threat

Hannah Villarreal, Staff Writer
December 17, 2021
The march on Jan. 18 began from Southside Park and stopped at the State Capitol where there were performances, speakers and music shown. People continued to raise their signs up high.

Fourth annual Sacramento Women’s March rallies in peace for equality

Mariana Sanchez and Allesandra Sarantopulos
January 20, 2020

Revisions to homeless bill highlight several concerns, pushing back its implementation

Halimeh Edais, Staff Writer
October 28, 2019

Californians need to act to save lives

Editorial Staff
March 25, 2019
A sign that reads "Women's rights are human rights" is held up during the march to the State Capitol. The Women's March took place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and started from Southside Park.

Sacramento celebrates third year of Women’s March

Summer Lomendehe and Kellie Bevins
January 22, 2019
Protestors out in the streets at the Stephon Clark protest on March 22 in Downtown Sacramento.

Peaceful protests will bring change for us

Editorial
April 6, 2018
Kanye's bad reputation doesn't represent his talent

Kanye’s bad reputation doesn’t represent his talent

Ashley Navarro, Editor
May 3, 2017

Kings made right decision to move Boogie out of Sac

Steven Bryla, Staff
April 19, 2017
The Color Wild: A look into a Sacramento synth pop band

The Color Wild: A look into a Sacramento synth pop band

Ashley Navarro, Editor
December 4, 2016

This election abandoned the millennial

Lola Chase, Staff
November 9, 2016
Mural celebrates Latinx community

Mural celebrates Latinx community

Alejandra Morales, Staff
October 19, 2016

Explore the outdoors without breaking your budget

Ashley Navarro, Nicole Goodie, and Eb Arreola
May 9, 2016
Diana Elizabeth Torres, left, sits with political science professor Martin Morales to answer questions students had about the film "East Side Sushi." Torres plays the lead role in the film as Juana, a Latina who becomes a sushi chef.

Women’s history month begins on campus with a showing of the film ‘East Side Sushi’

Kayleen Carter, Staff Writer
March 10, 2016

Split Decision: Will a higher minimum wage do more harm than good?

EJ Aguayo and Ashley Navarro
February 25, 2016
Gas prices still on the decline

Gas prices still on the decline

Erica Trujillo, Staff
February 25, 2016

Editorial: Students should be aware of online footprint

Editorial Staff
February 17, 2016

Bias-free program gets highlighted at first Safe Spaces Day

Courtney Fong, Staff
February 17, 2016
Decades of Darkness is open all of Halloween week

Decades of Darkness takes on new life in the dark

Quincie Pruitt, Staff
October 28, 2015
UC's, CSU's and Independent school outreach representatives aid CRC students in the transfer process on Oct. 7

Transfer Day shows students diversity of college options

Alec Gonsalves, Staff
October 14, 2015
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