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Emma Hall

Emma Hall

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Equity Reporter, The Sacramento Bee

Sacramento, California

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Total articles 759

  • Majority of Sacramento County children do not read at grade level, report shows

    By Emma Hall Verified| The Sacramento Bee Verified Only 38% of third graders in Sacramento County are reading at grade level, according to a report from the nonprofit Sacramento Literacy Foundation. These rates, researchers said, is a “crisis.”Sacramento County’s rates fall slightly lower in proficiency than statewide rates, representatives from the Sacramento Literacy Foundation told the county Board of Supervisors April 8. Foundation staff urged the board to include reading initiatives in their educational and municipal budgeting.

    By Emma Hall Verified · The Sacramento Bee

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Sac State cuts spacial ties with tribal college. Women’s basketball team remains

    By Emma Hall Verified| The Sacramento Bee Verified Wicahpi Cuny’s passion for basketball led her to Sacramento State. Cuny, who is Lakota and from Rapid City, was recruited by the California Tribal College last year to play for the Lady Eagles, an all-women, all-Indigenous basketball team affiliated with the university. The team held a predominantly victorious record of 15-5 and 8-1 in the Southwestern States Intercollegiate Conference. But the spacial partnership that brought Cuny and many of her teammates to Sacramento no longer exists.

    By Emma Hall Verified · The Sacramento Bee

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Majority of Sacramento County children do not read at grade level, report shows

    By Emma Hall Verified| The Sacramento Bee Verified Only 38% of third graders in Sacramento County are reading at grade level, according to a report from the nonprofit Sacramento Literacy Foundation. These rates, researchers said, is a “crisis.”Sacramento County’s rates fall slightly lower in proficiency than statewide rates, representatives from the Sacramento Literacy Foundation told the county Board of Supervisors April 8. Foundation staff urged the board to include reading initiatives in their educational and municipal budgeting.

    By Emma Hall Verified · The Sacramento Bee

    Apr. 17, 2025

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The Sacramento Bee

The Sacramento Bee is a historic daily newspaper and digital media company based in Sacramento, California. Founded in 1857 by James McClatchy, it has become the flagship publication of McClatchy and a key player in Northern California journalism. The paper emphasizes independence and community-focused reporting, having won six Pulitzer Prizes for its work. The Sacramento Bee offers both print and digital news, providing daily editions and 24/7 access to content through its website, mobile app, and social media. It is known for its investigative journalism, including significant political stories. The publication reaches 98% of the Sacramento market, making it a dominant source of news in the region. Under the ownership of Chatham Asset Management since 2020, it continues to innovate digitally while upholding its commitment to editorial independence and community engagement.

Sacramento, California, United States

+1 916-321-1000

Founded: 1857