Education

  SAT scores down, participation up Daniel Weintraub, Healthy Cal, 9/24/12 California scores declined this year on the SAT test used by many colleges to screen applicants, according to a release from the state Department of Education. But the pool...

A cyclist navigates traffic during the Friday evening commute on H Street in Sacramento on Sept. 28. It appears Gov. Brown will veto SB 1464, the 3-foot passing bill according to a post by the California Bicycle Coalition. “Brown has …

  CA Lottery: State’s cash cow Katy Grimes, Calwatchdog,  9/27/12 I am not sure why Californians are faced with two tax increase measures this November, ostensibly to help fund California’s starving public educational system. The California L...

A wheat paste decal of boxer and Filipino congressman Manny Pacquaio appeared on the third floor of Parking Structure II on Oct. 3.

The Cove in The Well held its first gluten-free cooking demonstration class for Sacramento State students today. The free class was hosted by registered dietitian Shauna Shultz and dietetic intern Man

Brice Harris, the longtime leader of Sacramento's Los Rios Community College District, has a new job as chancellor of California's statewide community college system. Scott Himelstein, president of the California

Access Sacramento cable TV “Game of the Week” (GOTW) will broadcast the first live game on Comcast and Surewest Cable Channel 17 and AT&T U-verse ...

California scores declined this year on the SAT test used by many colleges to screen applicants, according to a release from the state Department of Education. But the pool of high school seniors taking the test grew -- which may have accounted for the...

Diversity Forever The University of California backs a tax hike to support its ever-expanding bureaucracy. Heather Mac Donald City Journal,  9/20/12, The University of California, San Diego has done it again. Last year, it announced the creation of a ...

  In California, Should Your Tuition Depend on Your Career? By Joe Mathews nbclosangeles,  9/20/12 As he approaches retirement at the end of the year, California State University System Chancellor Charles Reed is calling for big changes in public...