Beginning on February 22, the Sacramento Bee will no longer produce a print edition on Saturdays. The move comes as newspapers and journalists around the world seek to adapt to a changing media market that has brought tough times for traditional media...

The city council voted 7-1 to approve the ban on all e-cigarettes and cartridges for anyone under the age of 21.  Starting from Jan. 1 of this year, all stores selling nicotine to those under age will be fined. The Public Health Society commended...

As a Generation Z begins to enroll in college and Millennials leave to enter the workforce, psychologists, civil rights activists and other professionals observed a disturbing trend in universities: a rise in fragility and safetyism on campus. First...

In Dec. 2019, Rio released a new app that can be downloaded on all Apple and Android devices. With the click of a button in the App Store, it can be added to your phone.  The Rio Americano High School app enables parents, students, teachers, and administrators...

As the new year begins, the flu season continues and is causing serious harm. This flu season has presented new complications.  The Influenza virus, commonly known as the flu is most commonly developed and spread during the fall and winter months.  Although...