Despite recent calls for it, a gun ban is not the answer
April 2, 2018
With gun violence on the rise and an increase of mass shootings being reported by the media, the discussion on gun control has been on the minds of everyone. Gun control isn't necessarily a bad thing, and has the potential to lead to increased safety — which is something that everyone wants. ...
Protesting another Kings game has only hurt support
March 28, 2018
While the protest that occurred in front of the Golden 1 Center during the Sacramento Kings vs. Atlanta Hawks game on March 22 may have been inconvenient, it got the point and message across. Another young black man was needlessly gunned down and we need to have a discussion about it — and see change. ...
Neighborhood shooting in Natomas causes the lockdown of a nearby preschool
Matthew Nobert and Nicole Kesler
April 18, 2016
Story by Nicole Kesler An altercation broke out between two men in a Natomas home around 10 a.m. Monday, leaving one with multiple gunshot wounds and causing a lockdown of nearby Merryhill Preschool according to the Sacramento Police Department. It is suspected that the victim and suspect know one anoth...
Carmichael man never fired at police, sheriff says
October 24, 2015
Update, Feb. 25, 2016 at 5:43.: An earlier version of this story incorrectly spelled Adriene Ludd's name as Adrienne Ludd. This led to his name not showing up in the ARC database when his name was searched to verify that he was a student at ARC. Ludd did attend ARC. Update, Oct. 26, 2015 at 2:54...
Report: ALERT system response ‘inexcusably delayed’ following SCC shooting
October 23, 2015
An external report released by the Los Rios Community College District on Thursday said that the response to the Sept. 3 shooting at Sacramento City College that left one dead and two injured was “more than acceptable,” while making recommendations to improve the district’s emergency response going forward. The report did, however, call the 45-...
One dead in police shooting near ARC
October 22, 2015
Update, Feb. 25, 2016 at 5:22 p.m.: An earlier version of this story incorrectly spelled Adriene Ludd's name as Adrienne Ludd. Update, Oct. 24, 2015 at 11:58 a.m.: In spite of the initial statements from Sheriff Scott Jones reported in this article, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department said Friday ...
Senate begins discussions on recalling Student Trustee
October 9, 2015
The Associated Student Body Student Senate began discussions on the possible recall of Los Rios Student Trustee Cameron Weaver, appointed two new members and approved funding for advertising during their meeting Thursday. Weaver has come under fire for making remarks in a Sept. 16 interview with the Current that cast doubt on whether the Holocaust actually to...
Student trustee ‘skeptical’ about Holocaust
John Ferrannini and Barbara Harvey
September 18, 2015
By Barbara Harvey and John Ferrannini Los Rios Student Trustee Cameron Weaver cast doubt on the historical accounts of the Holocaust and the Sept. 11 attacks and discussed his views on antidepressants and high-profile shooters during a 55-minute sit down interview with The Current where he said t...
SCC official: login trouble caused ALERT delay after shooting
John Ferrannini and John Ferrannini
September 17, 2015
The Sacramento City College public information officer’s inability to log in to the system that sends the Los Rios ALERT text message was responsible for a delay in sending out the message regarding the shooting on campus that left one dead and two injured on Sept. 3. Students, faculty and staff...
Sac City College mourns shooting
John Ferrannini and Barbara Harvey
September 4, 2015
By Barbara Harvey and John Ferrannini As students, faculty and staff at Sacramento City College came together to mourn, new information has come to light about the victim of Thursday’s fatal shooting on campus. Roman P. Gonzalez, 25, was a first-year SCC student, but had previous run-ins with the...
Sac City shooting raises questions about District’s emergency procedure
John Ferrannini and Kameron Schmid
September 4, 2015
By Kameron Schmid and John Ferrannini When Sacramento City College student Darling Perry left her biology class at 3:50 p.m. on Thursday, she decided to ride her bike to the grocery store before going home. As she neared Freeport Boulevard, she saw police cars racing toward the school with their l...
ARC fashion department designs masks to help the community combat COVID-19.
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CCC Chancellor’s Office files lawsuit against Department of Education
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Beaver Food Pantry continues its work remotely
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