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California State University students may be required to take a course in Ethnic Studies in order to graduate; however, all 23 campuses in the system are pushing back on the proposed legislation and lawmakers raised concerns about dictating which courses should become graduation requirements.
A public unveiling was held Wednesday evening to show what the new I Street Bridge could look like.
Small craft brewing companies are praising Governor Newson's approval of a law redefining beer in California.
Sam Avila was driving by the mall with her son, on her way to drop off a stray puppy at a friends house, when a bullet struck their windshield, grazing Avila's head. Both are okay.
The owner of a 300-foot cruise ship docked in San Joaquin County wants to turn it into a wedding venue.
Nearly a month after Sacramento Police Officer Tara O'Sullivan's life was cut short, donations have been pouring in, honoring her memory.
Universal Security Instruments is recalling about 180 thousand smoke alarms because they may not alert people of smoke or fire.
They're living legends who have brought joy to millions of people throughout the years. Former Raiderettes Cole Martin and Ginia Dambrosio Faria joined us in the Good Day studio to tell us about an upcoming reunion.
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Leading up to a highly anticipated new season of baseball in the Capital City, Stage Nine Entertainment is thrilled to celebrate America’s favorite pastime with a “Swinging Through Sacramento” special event on Saturday, March 29, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The fun and free one-day public event will welcome Disney Fine Art’s top artist Tim Rogerson, a North Carolina native and seasoned veteran in the art world who casts his artwork with an evident energy and passion.
Navi Riar the Math Teacher Mom is back to help your kids get excited about Multiplication & Division!