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CA GOP Chairwoman Jessica Millan Patterson talks about the Governor’s Education proposals (universal Kindergarten for 4-year olds; the $500 per student in low-income families for college); along with the $75.7 billion surplus and the governor’s plans for rebates to households with income thresholds,

East Sacramento Rotary Holds a ‘Walk-a-Day in the Month of May’ Fundraiser to Support City of Refuge Youth Education and Activities,

Sacramento City Councilwoman/Mayor Pro Tem Angelique Ashby talks about her support for the Oak Park non-profit City of Refuge. Ashby recently launched a campaign to run for Senate and discusses statewide goals.

With mixed messages coming from government organizations, are you confused about mask protocols?

Nine California students will be recognized for their accomplishments in accomplishments in academics and the arts.

@the Grounds’ Roebbelen Center reaches one-year anniversary with a focus to help the community and event organizers during pandemic 160,000-square-foot building has a big impact with smaller events to meet health and safety Covid requirements

Rancho Cordova Councilmember David Sander, Ph.D., offers his unique perspective on the next phase in combating the coronavirus and COVID-19 -- "The Vaccine" during a special evening edition of The Rancho Cordova Luncheon via Zoom.

West Sacramento City Councilmember Quirina Orozco, The West Sacramento City Council unanimously adopted a Resolution committing West Sacramento to be a Compassionate City at its Wednesday, February 17 meeting.

The Chicago Thinker is a new media publication intended to bring conservative and libertarian perspective to the college environment.

Protests broke out last night (February 23) after the decision was announced.

Folsom Cordova Unified School District officials say the charges are not associated with the man's volunteer activities.

A nurse at a hospital in Indonesia has reportedly been suspended after he admitted to stripping off his personal protective equipment to have sex with a patient who was being treated at the hospital for COVID-19.

Gov. Newsom is promising $2 billion in state aid to ensure a safe return to in-person education in 2021.

Wells' rep confirmed that she passed away on Wednesday due to COVID-19.

John Hopkins University reported that 3,725 people died from the coronavirus on Tuesday.

The company that made the new test is planning to launch it commercially this month.

Happening Now: The President pays tribute on Veterans Day.

A total of 3,396 cartons of potentially affected product were distributed in 20 U.S. states and commonwealths.

The postal worker claimed his boss said any ballots received after Election Day should be backdated so they could be counted.

L.A. Convention Center May Become Temporary Homeless Shelter http://ihe.art/EqaYHv4

Disneyland Hotels No Longer Taking Reservations http://ihe.art/YJyr7Us

CDC Recommends Thanksgiving Outdoors During Pandemic http://ihe.art/tdRA4St

San Jose City Council Gives Itself Power To Release Police Body Cam Videos http://ihe.art/ScFoBKp

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Students of a Catholic high school in St. Louis are testing positive for COVID-19 after attending a Halloween party of more than 200 people.

John McGinness Poll Question: Given legal action taken after the election is it premature to refer to Biden/Harris as president and vice president-elect?

Every year golfers try to make trick shots on the par-3 16th hole during the practice rounds.