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Stanislaus County reports rise in ICE detainer requests and releases (opens the original)
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The Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Office has reported a sharp increase in ICE detainer requests and releases under California’s SB 54, which allows sheriff departments to decide whether to honor certain ICE requests. In general, ICE is aware of who is in custody and their immigration status but does not have access to release dates. To address this, ICE can issue detainer requests, asking departments to notify them when a suspect is about to be released. This week, Stanislaus County Sheriff Jeff D
Women's Empowerment helps homeless women rebuild their lives in Sacramento (opens the original)
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Women's Empowerment in Sacramento provides homeless women with resources, training, and support to overcome challenges and achieve stability Women's Empowerment in Sacramento provides homeless women with resources, training, and support to overcome challenges and achieve stability Women's Empowerment in Sacramento is helping homeless women rebuild their lives by providing essential tools like clothing, computers, and home-cooked meals, along with training and resources to support their journey.
Parts of Sac City school district deal move forward despite county objections (opens the original)
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Parts of a deal between the Sacramento City Unified School District and the teachers' union are moving forward despite objections from the county. Late last month, the Sacramento City Teachers Association (SCTA) announced it had reached a deal with the district to unlock nearly $98 million in funds, aiming to address the district's financial crisis and avoid a state takeover. Part of the deal included using $67 million from a special reserve fund over three years, which is typically allocated fo
Volunteers preserve nature and history at Wakamatsu Farm (opens the original)
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The American River Conservancy protects 15,000 acres along the American and Cosumnes rivers, with volunteers at Wakamatsu Farm in El Dorado County helping to care for the land and preserve its history. "Native plant restoration, stream restoration projects, and we're also working with a rancher to do targeted grazing," explained Elena DeLacy, executive director of the American River Conservancy. Marcia Hanebutt, a volunteer for 10 years, described her experience as "kind of relaxing, very invigo
Sac teacher union's deal with district would extend contracts. What that means for the coming years (opens the original)
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The Sacramento City Teachers Association says it has finalized an agreement with the Sacramento City Unified School District to unlock nearly $100 million in funds to address the district's financial crisis. Now we're getting a better idea of how the union's deal could impact the district in the coming months and years. Earlier this week, the SCTA announced it had unlocked the funds, which include $67 million from a special retiree health fund, $22 million from Medi-Cal reimbursements and $6 mil
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