The challenge of being Democrats in 2017
The political landscape has changed; we must change with it.
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SCOREKEEPER: Sacramento residents don't care about the damn arena
By John Flynn Arts and recreation A study released on June 12 by Valley Vision and Sacramento State found local residents overwhelmingly ranked parks and…
Pink Floyd's Roger Waters rivets Golden 1 Center with an anti-Trump performance
Photos and story by Paul Piazza Pink Floyd has had a significant impact on not just modern music, but culture. The band’s epic visuals,…
Bundle of lies
He thinks they’re trying for a baby. She’s not telling him that she’s using birth control.
SN&R puts a spotlight on local music and art
Sacramento Area Music Awards, Summer SAMMIES in the Park, Second Saturday—what next?
SCOREKEEPER: Baby Trump takes his ball and goes home, while Wonder Woman sets a refreshing example
By John Flynn Parisian pull-out Our short-sighted, science-averse president announced on June 1 that the United States would withdraw its commitment to the Paris climate…
Mom’s not dead
A divorced dad leads strangers into thinking that his ex died rather than left.
Trump should have cited Vermilion
In picking Pittsburgh and not the author’s hometown, Trump made a dumb move.
Monster Energy Aftershock returns with a stacked lineup of internationally known bands
By Rebecca Huval The Monster Energy Shock music festival plans to rock Discovery Park with some major heavyweights this year: Headliners include Nine Inch Nails,…
SCOREKEEPER: Caltrans heroes, awards for Crocker Art Museum and SN&R
By John Flynn Roadside assistance Three Caltrans workers—James Anderson, Kenneth Myers and Rodney Walker—have been given the Governor’s State Employee Silver Medal of Valor Award…
Pass on being passed
Two would-be suitors pass a reader back and forth. Is this a game?
Democrats must hang together
It’s time to heal the divisions in the California Democratic Party.
Start with the self
A reader feels like everything is going wrong. What do you do when you have no one to turn to?
Bee-leaguered: Staff cuts hit Sacramento Bee's arts coverage hard
Arts coverage is about to get a lot less vibrant around the capital region. The Sacramento Bee cut ties with six editorial staffers on Monday,…
SCOREKEEPER: City Hall pays interns, Trump makes Russian spy's job too easy
By John Flynn Righting the (intern)ship On May 11, Mayor Darrell Steinberg unveiled his Thousand Strong program that aims to match 1,000 students with businesses…
Young divorce
If you’re divorced by the time you’re 20, are you damaged goods? (Of course not, but a reader has questions.)
Drug companies should pay for the proper disposal of leftover drugs
California Product Stewardship Council pushes for safer, environmentally sound disposal.