8 Sac State students quarantined in American River Courtyard in first month of school
Mercy Sosa, news editor
October 7, 2020
Eight Sacramento State students were quarantined at the American River Courtyard residence hall in the first month of the semester. None are currently quarantined or in isolation.
PODCAST: How coronavirus will affect the campus this fall
Madeleine Beck, Max Connor, and Robbie Pierce
September 3, 2020
Welcome back! On this State Hornet podcast special, editors Robbie Pierce, Maddie Beck and Max Connor take you through key events over the summer and developments from the past week related to the state of the campus during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. RELATED: CSU Chancellor addresses pandemic p...
How undocumented immigrants can receive financial assistance in California
April 21, 2020
Nonprofit news organization CalMatters and Spanish-language news outlet La Opinión hosted a Spanish-language virtual event on how Californians and undocumented immigrants can access financial assistance to cover food, housing and rent during the COVID-19 pandemic, Tuesday.
‘For that to happen to her, I don’t get it’: Sac State student, RA unexpectedly dies
April 17, 2020
If there’s one memory that won’t fail to make Ramonica Shorter-Glover laugh, it is the memory of her daughter’s robot dance. Shorter-Glover said the moments when she could get her daughter Asia Rios, Sacramento State psychology major and resident adviser for Sutter Hall, to do the dance were speci...
Sac State student speaks out about experience with homelessness
October 23, 2019
“I’m overwhelmed,” Sacramento State criminal justice major Jayda Preyer said inside her two-bedroom apartment located 10 minutes from campus. When Preyer moved to Sacramento in January, she was unable to find affordable housing. She found herself commuting from her hometown in East Oakland...
NEWS PODCAST: Solutions to housing insecurity, from someone who’s lived it
October 4, 2019
This week, State Hornet reporter Leslie Hicks sits down with Jayda Preyer, a criminal justice major at Sacramento State, who moved here from the Bay Area hoping to find more affordable housing options while attaining her degree. Instead, she found a competitive housing market with inflated rents and...
Man arrested on suspicion of harassing students at Upper Eastside Lofts
September 12, 2019
A man suspected of harassing students at the Upper Eastside Lofts apartment complex was arrested and detained earlier this month. The apartment complex, only 1.2 miles from Sacramento State, reported a man later identified as Tyler Kruse to security Sept. 1. When security responded it was discove...
‘Situational homelessness’: 286 residents still awaiting move-in at apartments near Sac State
Margherita Beale and Jordan Silva-Benham
August 30, 2019
The 286 residents who are still awaiting move-in at Academy65, an apartment complex near Sacramento State primarily aimed at students, were asked to sign a lease addendum and general release Thursday, according to some residents. Academy65 residents were originally scheduled for an Aug. 21 move-in date. However, offici...
VIDEO: Sac State welcomes 1,680 new residents to campus dorms
Kelly Kiernan, video editor
August 24, 2019
Sacramento State welcomed new residents on Move-In Day Friday when 1,680 students moved into the residence halls on the north end of campus, according to Housing Operations. According to Samuel Jones, director of Housing Operations and Conference Services, the increased demand for housing this semeste...
We asked students to tell us how the housing crisis has affected them. Here’s what they said.
The State Hornet Staff
February 28, 2018
As a part of our coverage of the housing crisis, The State Hornet conducted a month-long survey in which we asked, among other things, for students to explain how the high cost of housing has affected them. The following are some of their responses. For more on this issue, go to StateHornet.com...
Measure C on Sacramento’s ballot this year, also known as the Sacramento Community Stabilization and Fair Rent Charter Amendment, proposes the creation of a rent control board. The State Hornet has put together an FAQ answering the most common questions about the measure on the ballot.
Sacramento’s Measure B proposes an extension for redistricting after census data is delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Sacramento Mayoral Accountability and Community Equity Act of 2020, also known as Measure A or the “strong mayor” proposal, if passed would reform Sacramento’s governing system.