Sacramento OBSERVER

From a childhood of hunger and homelessness in South Stockton to becoming its first Black mayor, Michael Tubbs reflects on the neighborhood that shaped him. theobserver.media/stockton/micha…

In a Q&A with The Sacramento Observer, Walter Mosley shares the inspiration behind “Ghalen,” his writing process, and why everyday Black lives drive his fiction. theobserver.media/local/qa-with-…

California governor primary sees slow mail ballot returns, with Black voters underrepresented and Democrats losing ground in early turnout compared with 2022. theobserver.media/california/cal…

Can Black Households Keep Up With Soaring Costs?. Read more: theobserver.media/california/mor…

California leaders condemn a deadly San Diego mosque shooting, debate budget warnings, expand early voting for 2026 primaries, and push to narrow school funding... theobserver.media/california/pol…

In a Q&A with The Sacramento Observer, Walter Mosley shares the inspiration behind “Ghalen,” his writing process, and why everyday Black lives drive his fiction. theobserver.media/local/qa-with-…

The Hidden Tradeoff: More Police Funding, Less Support for Youth and Oversight. READ MORE: theobserver.media/local/proposed…

Congressional Black Caucus urges more than 250 companies to oppose GOP-led redistricting that would cut majority-Black House districts, testing corporate pledge... theobserver.media/politics/congr…

Sacramento’s first Africa Day highlights why African immigrants are putting down roots here, drawn by affordability, tight-knit community, and long-term opportunity. theobserver.media/local/why-afri…

As California’s senior population surges, leaders use Older Californians Month to challenge ageism and push counties to prioritize older adults in new behaviora... theobserver.media/california/fli…

Free Dump Day lets Sacramento residents drop off bulky junk, electronics and household hazardous waste June 6, 8–11 a.m., at Sacramento Recycling and Transfer S... theobserver.media/local/free-dum…

Ebie Lynch, a nurse, veteran, and community advocate, is running for California lieutenant governor as the only Black woman in the race. theobserver.media/politics/how-e…

Tennessee state Rep. Justin Jones visits California’s state capital to condemn the Supreme Court’s ruling in Louisiana v. Callais. theobserver.media/california/jus…

Citing his data-driven focus, community banking, youth voter work, and early support for reparations, the California Black Women's Collective PAC backs Tom Stey... theobserver.media/opinion/he-saw…

Free Dump Day lets Sacramento residents drop off bulky junk, electronics and household hazardous waste June 6, 8–11 a.m., at Sacramento Recycling and Transfer S... theobserver.media/local/free-dum…

California political recap: bid to end “top two” primaries, low-risk cruise Andes hantavirus outbreak, new housing tracker, and $760 million for homelessness pr... theobserver.media/california/pol…

Sacramento: A Model for Inclusive Leadership. Read More: theobserver.media/education/sacr…

Newsom’s May budget trims homelessness grants to $500M, half prior levels, as big-city mayors warn thousands could lose shelter and an audit questions how $24B ... theobserver.media/california/hom…

Rancho Cordova takes a strategic step to shape the future of AI and prepare students for AI careers through the AI Nucleus: K-Career initiative. theobserver.media/technology/ran…

Ebie Lynch, a nurse, veteran, and community advocate, is running for California lieutenant governor as the only Black woman in the race. theobserver.media/politics/how-e…