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网页The several events during and before that significant week of Thanksgiving, marked the beginning of a Black publication that was destined to become one of the leading African American newspapers in America — THE SACRAMENTO OBSERVER. The principal architect of the publication’s fantastic development and growth, one of the fastest in the ...
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网页Sacramento County Coronavirus Summary. In an effort to keep our community informed about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, The Observer has launched a daily update and information guide to help our audience see the impact the coronavirus is having on Sacramento County. Please note that graphs, maps and stories are updated on a …
Probation Seeks To Eliminate Barriers For The Unhoused, Formerly ...
网页2023年10月11日 · McKinnor was not present for the announcement, but is backing several reform-related bills. As of Aug. 28, 3,094 individuals on probation in Sacramento County are identified as unhoused. Of that number, 1,104 are African American. That’s 21.3% of the total number of African Americans (5,173) currently on probation in the county.
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网页Sacramento Observer. Address: 1825 Del Paso Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95815. Phone: (916) 452-4781. Bay Area Rents Are Cooling. That Might Help College Grads. Pilot program allows Mexican doctors to practice medicine at California’s health clinics. More extreme heat + more people = danger in these California cities.
Entrepreneurs Exchange - The Sacramento Observer
网页3 天之前 · 90% of small business owners aren’t confident that they are adequately insured, according to survey. 90% of small business owners are not completely confident they have enough insurance coverage for their business, with inflation, staffing shortages, and keeping up with salary expectations continuing to challenge business owners. In ...
Despite Increased Access, Health Disparities For Blacks Persist In ...
网页2022年12月30日 · Had Leslie Napper not finally been seen by a Black health professional, she’s not sure she’d be alive. Napper is now a passionate advocate for health equity and works defending and advising Californians with disabilities through her job at Disability Rights California as a peer professional in Sacramento.
WellSpace’s ‘Crib’ Program Helps Unhoused In Crisis
网页2023年6月13日 · This option wouldn’t have been available for local residents before 2020. That’s when WellSpace’s Crisis Receiving for Behavioral Health (CRBH) program, aka “Crib,” debuted during the chaotic summer of COVID-19 lockdowns and civil unrest in Sacramento and across the nation in the wake of the …
Q&A: Jim Cooper, Sacramento’s First Black Sheriff
网页2022年12月16日 · By Stephen Magagnini | OBSERVER, Editor-in-Chief. On December 16, 2022, Jim Cooper gets sworn in as Sacramento County’s first Black sheriff and only the second in California’s 172-year history, following Siskiyou County Sheriff Charlie Byrd in 1986. Cooper, 58, brings a long résumé to the job: assistant majority floor leader and …
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