Senator Grove announces passage of ethical energy bills
Senator Shannon Grove (R-Bakersfield) announced the passage of two bills to encourage the ethical use of energy in California.Senate Bill 1087, which passed the Senate Energy Committee by a 17-0 vote, aims to promote the production of environmentally responsible oil in California.Regarding the ethical use of cobalt in electric vehicles, Senator Grove emphasized, "Most of the cobalt used in electric vehicle batteries is mined by children in the Congo, some as young as 6 years old." She added, "At a bare minimum, I think we can all agree forced child labor is wrong....
Which former Sacramento Standard area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 22?
These former Sacramento Standard area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 22.
- Senator Grove announces school choice measure, flexible spending for flexible learning
- Senate Public Safety Committee Rejects Sen. Grove’s Measure to Make Purchasing a Child for Sex a Felony
- Study ranks Sacramento #8 city in America for marijuana use
- Senator Shannon Grove's children protection measure passes out of committee
- Which former Sacramento Standard area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 15?
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Study ranks Sacramento #8 city in America for marijuana use
Sacramento, California is ranked the 8th best “weed city” in America, according to a new report released by Real Estate Witch and cannabis shopping site, Leafly.
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Supporters Rally Behind SB 1414 to Protect Children
Supporters of Senate Bill 1414 are calling for action to protect children from harm. The petition, titled "Not. One. More. Child. Sign the Petition to Support SB 1414," is gaining traction and support from concerned citizens across the state.One supporter emphasized the importance of the petition, stating, "We cannot afford to lose any more children to preventable tragedies. SB 1414 is a crucial step in ensuring the safety and well-being of our youth."The bill, which aims to implement stricter regulations to safeguard children, has garnered attention and advocacy from...
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SACRAMENTO COUNTY: Start the New Year with a New Pet
Do you want a happy start to your new year?
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UC DAVIS HEALTH SYSTEM: UC Davis students develop mentorship program for Oak Park neighborhood youth
Rebecca “Becky” Wiegand, whose third-grade son has struggled with distance learning, was thrilled when she read an online post by UC Davis students offering free tutoring to children in and around the Oak Park neighborhood.
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SACRAMENTO STATE UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS: Men’s Basketball two-game series vs. portland state canceled
Sacramento State's two-game series vs. Portland State, scheduled for Thursday and Saturday of this week, has been canceled due to COVID-19 testing protocols within Sacramento State's program.
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SACRAMENTO STATE: Prestigious CSU service award honors chemistry professor
CSU has recognized Sacramento State Chemistry Professor Katherine McReynolds for her contributions to the development of biotechnology programs.
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CITY OF SACRAMENTO: The day your trash and recycling gets picked up could change Feb. 1. Here's Why
The City of Sacramento on Feb. 1 is changing when trash and recycling will be collected for many of its customers in an effort to make collection routes more efficient.
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UC DAVIS HEALTH SYSTEM: Express Care delivers express services
Matt Condrin is a pretty typical college student. In between studies, he and his friends like to get outside for fun and exercise.
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SACRAMENTO STATE UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS: After long layoff, Men's hoops back in action wednesday at Saint Mary's
After a layoff spanning 24 days without a game, Sacramento State (3-0) will finally be back in action on Wednesday, Dec. 30, when the team travels to Saint Mary's.
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SACRAMENTO STATE: Protect the Hive
REMINDER: You can find information about the impact of COVID-19 on Sacramento State, and the resources available to our community, online.