Friends and lovers
One reader wants to date her friend’s brother—if his mom would get out of the way, that is.
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A new D.C. vibe at Cap-to-Cap 2016
Sac Chamber goes to Washington to try to negotiate federal dough for Sacramento.
Sister Crayon announces record deal
Before a sold-out crowd at Harlow’s last night, Sister Crayon made a very exciting announcement. The Sacramento-born duo is signing with Warner Bros. Records. “Thank…
Shoki Ramen House opens in former Trails Restaurant space
Shoki Ramen House softly opened its latest location at 2530 21st Street yesterday, and the space manages to feel both old and new at once….
Under pressure
Joey helps readers to work through dating, divorce and marriage.
How Kevin Johnson’s lawsuit against SN&R set in motion events that led to his political destruction
K.J. vs. SN&R returns to Sacramento County Superior Court on April 22.
Goodbye, Arco Arena
By Blake Gillespie Late in the fourth quarter on Saturday, April 9 a familiar image of Will Ferrell and Christopher Walken parodying Blue Oyster Cult…
Meet Clara, the E. Claire Raley Studios for the Performing Arts
Consider the curtain raised. The E. Claire Raley Studios for the Performing Arts center officially opened today. With it came a new branding effort and…
Playing the Trump card
Joey advises a reader who won’t stop fighting with her stereotypically awful uncle.
I own a small business. And I support California’s minimum wage increase to $15 an hour.
I own a small business. And I support California’s minimum wage increase to $15 an hour.
Mondavi Center 2016-17 season eyes global perspective
The Mondavi Center at UC Davis released its 2016-17 season programming today. There’s a distinct global focus for the performing arts center’s 15th year, with…
California lawmakers sanction discrimination against homeless residents
“The future is doomed.” For the third straight time, California lawmakers have rejected the idea that homeless people have the same right to exist…
SN&R’s founder looks back—and forward—on the paper’s 27th anniversary
SN&R’s founder looks back—and forward—on the paper’s 27th anniversary.
From malaise to laziness
Joey advises a reader who needs his girlfriend to come out of her funk to help pay the bills.
Sacramento Music Festival returns for 43rd year
Once again, jazz ensembles and fans will flood the streets of Old Sacramento this Memorial Day weekend in honor of the 43rd annual Sacramento Music…
Bella Familia Wood Fired Pizza building giant food truck
The shipping container-as-restaurant concept is still going strong in Sacramento, kicked off by the likes of Der Biergarten and Federalist Public House. But what about…
Temple Coffee Roasters new Midtown cafe opens Saturday
Just look at this picture. Temple Coffee Roasters’ newest location is set to open on Saturday, March 26 at 6 a.m. at 22nd and K…