Jordan Silva-Benham, Author

OPINION: I have OCD. Now, it seems like everybody else does too
Irrational behavior seems rational in light of the coronavirus pandemic

Woman files lawsuit after 4-year-old daughter falls through Sac State staircase railing
Lihua Tang is seeking damages over $25,000

Recent Sac State investigation of Pi Kappa Alpha unrelated to Molina death
Fatal 'off-campus gathering' will not receive closer look from university

No charges filed in case of Sac State fraternity member’s death
County DA’s decision comes after 6-month police investigation of Will Molina’s death

CRIME MAP: Three sexual assaults, one hit-and-run with injury reported on campus
Sac State crime map for the week of Nov. 4

Sac State to hold open forum concerning the next CSU chancellor
It will take place in the University Union Ballroom Tuesday from 12 to 2 p.m.

CRIME LOG: Multiple thefts and hit-and-runs reported at Sac State
Crime map for the week of Oct. 20
CSUs and UCs to offer abortion pill on campus
The ‘College Student Right to Access Act’ will go into law in 2023

Sac State to pilot new form of data collection on students
Degree Analytics says they want to improve retention rates through data

CSU and UC campuses to offer abortion services if Newsom signs bill
College Students Right to Access Act passed Assembly floor Friday
#SacStateSays: ‘What do you think about college athletes taking endorsement deals?’
If signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, SB 206 would allow students to profit off of their likeness

Stephon Clark’s children to receive a $2.4 million settlement
Settlement comes a year and a half after father was killed by police

‘Situational homelessness’: 286 residents still awaiting move-in at apartments near Sac State
Lawyer says residents could pursue class action lawsuit

Apartments near Sac State delay move-in for 286 residents
Academy 65 is housing residents in hotels until construction completion

Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders talks Green New Deal at Sacramento rally
Sanders spoke about education, criminal justice, climate change, women’s rights and economic reform.

OPINION: Weight Watchers’ new app for children is dangerous
The app could lead children toward a lifetime of disordered eating habits.

No island getaway: Police nab suspect after American River swim
Suspect was casing bicycles at Sac State, officials say

Former Sac State lecturer charged in decades-old violent sex crimes
Suspect made first court appearance Friday

Hundreds gather at Sac State vigil honoring slain police officer
Tara O’Sullivan “a true hero,” President Nelsen said

Sac State 2019 ASI election results announced
Roughly 10% of the student body voted this year, ASI said

Stephon Clark Legacy Weekend begins with a trauma focused workshop
Weekend will include a mother’s brunch and remembrance at the Capitol

Council addresses ways to decrease police violence
The Sacramento Community Police Review Commission discussed the lack of consequences surrounding deadly force by police

Vigil honors Stephon Clark, marches through Meadowview neighborhood
Protesters marched to Clark family home

Researcher visits Sac State to discuss cost of mass incarceration
UCLA professor presents findings on “million dollar hoods” where LA spends millions incarcerating mostly men of color

‘A Memory, A Monologue, A Rant, and A Prayer’ seeks to represent marginalized voices
The inaugural presentation replaces ‘The Vagina Monologues’

Sac State library celebrates donation of thousands of vintage concert posters
Over 3,000 items of local concert memorabilia dating back to the 1950s

Project Rebound hosts screening of documentary ‘They Call Us Monsters’
Film attempts to humanize juvenile offenders