New $10 Million Home for Sacramento State Basketball a ‘Game Changer’ for Program
The Hornets are leaving ‘The Nest’ in the midst of historic investment in the university’s sports program
The move this season into a new 3,000-seat events center, home for Sacramento State’s men’s and women’s basketball teams, has finally happened, fueling a new optimism by sports fans at the university.
A New Era of Library Architecture Is Taking Shape in Northern California
From Truckee to Davis, the Capital Region's newest libraries foster community and a sense of place
We profile several libraries in the Capital Region and the
architects who designed them to reveal just how radically these
institutions have changed — and why they matter more than ever in
a digital age.
Why an All-Boys Mission Still Matters at Jesuit High School | Opinion
A 1989 alumnus shares his thoughts on the Catholic high school's plans to accept female students
For 60 years, Jesuit High School has done something both simple
and profoundly difficult: It has taken teenage boys — forces of
chaos, appetite and uneven judgment — and formed them into
disciplined, reflective, service-oriented young men.
Jesuit High School Sparks Controversy With Announcement That It Will Accept Female Students
The Sacramento Catholic boys school will begin admitting girls in 2027
The decision to turn the all-boys Catholic institution into a
“co-divisional” high school has provoked protests and heated
arguments.
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Providing the Spark that Ignites a Lifetime of Curiosity
SMUD MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND CURIOSITY
The SMUD Museum of Science and
Curiosity (MOSAC) is an immersive science center and
community gathering space dedicated to learning. Its mission is
to make science accessible to all and encourage sparks
of creativity that last a lifetime.
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Finding Hope and Healing: Christina’s Story
KIDSFIRST
KidsFirst Counseling & Family Resource Centers in Roseville and Auburn offer free bilingual education and resources for local children, young adults, parents and families. These include parenting classes, health and wellness programs, crisis phone lines, financial literacy classes, support groups and counseling at low or no cost.
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Scholarships and Mentorships Build A Legacy Of Student Success
FUTURE FOUNDATION OF SACRAMENTO
FUTURE Foundation of Sacramento transforms lives by empowering students from the Greater Sacramento area to attend and graduate from college. This nonprofit provides scholarships to high-achieving students from at-risk backgrounds who are first-in-family to attend college.
How Capital Region Schools Are Training Students for Technical Skills Careers
Community colleges, high schools and private institutions offer pathways to jobs in the trades
Around the Capital Region, technical and trade programs in high schools, in community colleges such as Cosumnes River, American River, Sac City and Sierra, and in stand-alone entities such as UTI, are flourishing.
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NORCAL Ambulance
NORCAL AMBULANCE MARKS 20 YEARS OF KEEPING OUR REGION HEALTHY
For two decades, NORCAL Ambulance has been the quiet force keeping Northern California’s health care system in motion, connecting hospitals, clinics and patients who depend on specialized medical transport.
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GURNICK ACADEMY
HOW SUTTER HEALTH AND GURNICK ACADEMY OF MEDICAL ARTS ARE WORKING TOGETHER TO BUILD CALIFORNIA'S HEALTH CARE WORKFORCE
In the face of a statewide technologist shortage, one collaboration is rewriting the future of health care talent. Across Northern California, not-for-profit Sutter Health and Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts are proving that collaboration — not competition — is the engine for a sustainable, community-focused health care workforce.