Sutter Middle School News Today

This will linger into your morning commute as well. Lets get straight to the radar and show you where the heavier radar is. Its San Francisco stretching to oakland, barely getting wet in antioch. Same thing in hayward. San rafael same thing. Were going to see some lower elevations now, some dusting at Higher Elevations around the bay area. Closer to discovery bay, all seeing low showers. Moisture on the way the rest of the night. Why 2 am, wind speeds will start to kick up. Lets plan out your da...

AVIS URQUHART Age 80, of Winnetka. A loving mother and dedicated teacher, she died tranquilly at her home in the presence of her son and daughter. The un

Earlier this year, 20 students and parents formed the council with a goal of advocating for Indigenous curriculum in schools, spaces on campus for powwows, comprehensive data collection about native students and more.

Keith Herron, the creative director of the fashion brand "advisry" has collaborated with the Sacramento Kings on a collection of merchandise.

Around 10,000 participants will hit the ground running this weekend as the 40th annual California Internation Marathon returns to the Sacramento region.

Here is what to know about the planned road closures and the best marathon viewing locations for spectators.

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.

The school district renamed these school, because school officials say the people the campuses were named after engaged in oppression and exclusion of others.