The Express – The Student News Site of Sacramento City College

Sacramento City College opened the doors to its Disability Cultural Center for the first time on Oct. 8, with encouraging posters lining the walls, food up for grabs and music from Cola Boyy playing softly on the television to welcome newcomers to the...

Sacramento has always been the city that feels like home to me, no matter where I go. I’ve lived here most of my life, and I’ve always believed this city has the potential to be one of the best places to live in the country and in the world.
But in recent years, that love has been mixed with something else entirely — growing concern. The cost of living in Sacramento is rising at an alarming rate, and for many Sacramento City College students, it’s becoming significantly harder to keep up...

In the last few weeks, one of the most significant political developments in recent American history moved through Congress at a rapid pace with a bipartisan bill that will compel the U.S. Justice Department to release the Epstein files.
The bill was introduced by Reps. Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna was signed into law by President Trump in November. The legislation means the Justice Department will release all documents and records in its possession relating to sex trafficker Jeffrey...

Police work is dangerous, officers take an oath to protect and serve the people in their community. They put their lives at risk to keep others safe. Whenever a police officer leaves home for a shift, there is always a chance they may not come back the...