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The staff members are called “angels,” and they need something as earthly as a new sink to provide their services and 100 lunches daily.

Excitement filled the air in Sacramento on a cool and breezy Tuesday morning as some 500 tribal leaders and citizens, elected leaders, other dignitaries, and students gathered for the unveiling of the first-ever Capitol Park monument, near California's state capitol, that acknowledges California American Indian tribes. The historic tribute specifically recognizes the Sacramento region tribes of Wilton Rancheria, Ione Band of Miwok Indians, Chicken Ranch Rancheria of Me-Wuk Indians, Tuolumn...

The public is invited to the festival from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, offering free food, performances and activities.

As snow begins to melt and the roadways are cleared through the Sierra it is the perfect time to explore from the foothills to the Sierra and we have just the route to do it all in one day.

By Srishti Prabha | OBSERVER Correspondent - Sacramento City Unified School District and the Sacramento City Teachers Association reached a consensus on 2022-23 wages, paid professional days and more, while the search for a new superintendent continues, interim superintendent Lisa Allen leads the district, and the district is changing the names of three schools to pay homage to Native and African ancestors.

Resolved labor disputes, a search for a new superintendent, an interim superintendent’s to-do list and renaming racist school buildings are some of the hallmarks of the beginning of the 2023-2024 academic year.

SCUSD changes 3 school names to Miwok Middle School, Umoja International Academy, and Suy:u Elementary.

Under a 100-degree California sun, a crowd of around 120 people, including lawmakers and community members, gathered on August 16 for the 4th Annual California Indian Cultural Awareness Event, which celebrates the state’s Native American people with performers, leaders and tribal members. The colorful evening event, hosted and sponsored by Assemblymember James C. Ramos (D-San Bernardino), was held Monday in Capitol Park, which surrounds the California State Capitol. The Shingle Springs ...

California's indigenous tribes joined lawmakers and other community members for a Native American festival at the State Capitol in Sacramento. The festival honors the traditions and history of tribes who have been here for centuries.

The subject of an award-winning series by the Center for Sacramento History, Nathaniel Colley also had a high school named for him in 2022.