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Then and Now: The Legacy and Struggle of Black Firefighters in Southern California
The legacy of Black firefighters in California is built on stories of bravery and perseverance, with pioneers such as Sam ...
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What RFK Jr. as Health Secretary Means for Black Well-Being
Overview: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is sworn in as Secretary of Health and Human Services in the Oval Office at the White House on February 13, 2025 in Washington, DC. Kennedy, who faced criticism for his ...
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George Floyd’s Death Wasn’t Enough to Diversify the Oscars
On March 15, 2021, there was a shock when the nominees for the 93rd Academy  Awards were announced. The list was ...
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Civil Rights Leaders Launch Economic Boycott to Save DEI Programs on Multiple Fronts
Trice Edney Wire Trump signing executive orders. PHOTO: From Screenshot (TriceEdneyWire.com) - As President Donald Trump signs ...
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Looking for Love: Former Nigerian Scammer Shares His Secrets
Join a community that has been informed and inspired for over 60 years. The Sacramento Observer is more than a newspaper; it's a cornerstone of the community. Your support fuels our ability to deliver ...
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Questlove’s ‘Sly Lives!’ Illuminates The Genius And Struggles Of A Revolutionary Artist
Special to The OBSERVER - Questlove’s new documentary “Sly Lives!” explores the life and music of Sly Stone, the groundbreaking, wildly enigmatic artist who shaped the sound of funk and soul.
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On a Mission to End the Black Maternal Mortality Crisis
To that end, the theme of the evening was “Is there a midwife in the house?” Following a fiery sermonic introduction invoking the work of the midwives in Exodus, Rev. Kamaria Byrd-McAllister asked ...