But in human terms, a lot can happen in 100 years. The Bee explores how dozens of people from the Sacramento area have bridged the racial and ethnic divide. The series also explores some of the toughest issues remaining and share tips on embracing our diverse community. A months-long investigation of crime statistics for Sacramento neighborhoods reveal the realities of crime, by the numbers. Over the past 10 years, thousands of students have dropped out of California's high schools without graduating.
Nobody seems to know.
When a brain tumor befell Sacramentan Marc Kielich, his family learned something about faith, strength and love in the midst of unimaginable heartbreak. This five-part report shows that this is often not the case. Read about the dangers posed and what is being done in response. Take a look back at the events that shaped our state and the impact of the Gold Rush on the 150 years since James Marshall first discovered gold in the American River. In this year-long project, The Bee investigates the problem of domestic violence, from child abuse to spousal beatings, from sexual assaults to murder.