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This Sacramento Startup Helps Nonspeaking Children Be Heard
The founders of GuLP are building an AAC app that adapts to how nonspeaking and minimally speaking children communicate
Nine co-founders (six from Sacramento State and three graduates of University of the Pacific) designed GuLP, an app that lets nonspeaking and minimally speaking children tap buttons on a screen to speak out loud.
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Greater Things Yet to Come: Stockton Unified Builds on Historic Student Success
STOCKTON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
Under Superintendent Dr. Michelle Rodriguez, Stockton Unified is celebrating historic graduation rates, literacy gains, expanding career pathways and a renewed promise of equity for every student.
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Leading in Teacher and Administrator Preparation
SACRAMENTO COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION
A student’s day begins long before the first bell, shaped by experiences, responsibilities, questions and pressures that follow them into the classroom. Educators must be well-trained and ready to listen, adapt and build meaningful relationships.
Sacramento Reveals Its Tower Bridge Dinner Menu; Folsom Debuts Its Rainbow Bridge Dinner
And other updates from the editor of Comstock’s magazine
Comstock’s Editor Judy shares updates from the Tower Bridge
Dinner and other signature events of the Sacramento region.
UC Davis Grads Built a Marketplace for the Student Gig Economy
Buzzit helps students turn skills into income — and has already attracted a $125,000 investment
University students offer all kinds of services to fellow students: photography, hair styling, nail art, DJing. All they needed was a platform to make the search easier. So in 2025, Buzzit founder Parinita Gupta created one.
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Sixty Years of Building What Lasts
THE GRUPE COMPANY
Long before The Grupe Company became a recognizable name across Northern California, the family behind it was working with the land itself, building a legacy that stretched back generations and shaped the company’s approach to development. When Greenlaw “Fritz” Grupe, Jr.
AI Is Making Cyber Scams Harder to Spot. Is Your Business Ready?
Hackers are getting more personal while AI poses new challenges
Cybercriminals are using AI to create more convincing phishing attacks, impersonate executives and find vulnerabilities faster — forcing businesses to rethink how they protect themselves.
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Employing Our Region’s Education Pipeline of Top Talent
SOLIDIGM
Launched from Intel’s NAND flash memory business in Folsom, Solidigm is an AI infrastructure company with deep roots in the Sacramento region and headquarters in Rancho Cordova.
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Delivering Design-Build Mechanical Contracting Results
UNTED MECHANICAL
Founded in 2003, United Mechanical is a full-service design-build mechanical contractor serving Northern California from its headquarters in San Jose and offices in Alameda, Rohnert Park and Sacramento. Licensed in California, Nevada, Oregon and Washington, the company continues to expand its regional presence.
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Homegrown Leadership Powering Sacramento’s Future
LORA ANGUAY: SMUD CEO & GENERAL MANAGER
Lora Anguay is a proud Sacramento State alumna and the new CEO and general manager of SMUD. She’s at the helm of the nation’s sixth-largest publicly owned utility that’s also regarded as one of the most progressive utilities in the country.