It’s Friday, you’re hung over. That’s how you know Beer Week is upon us. Last night was the event’s big opening party, the “Brewer’s Showcase,” at…
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Remember when the cold-pressed juice trend was just starting out? We blamed—or thanked—Los Angeles and all those celebrity endorsements. Beloved by the likes of Gwen…
In honor of today’s big win for net neutrality and cute cat video-watchers everywhere, we want to doff our cap to the man who helped…
“Tonight, we dine in Middle Earth!” That’s the kind of nerdy crap I used to say as a freshman in college. It was because UC…
A Mile Till Dawn will play Sacramento’s newest music festival. Sacramento’s festival culture richens this year with First Festival, a celebration of all things local,…
By Brooke Purves Russell Bartholow says he was arrested or cited hundreds of times during the 15 years he lived under a bridge in Oak…
When I was working on last week’s cover story about how to build a perfect cop, one of the questions I struggled with is, How…
Maile Hampton, a black 20-year-old woman and local political activist (pictured above), was arrested this past Monday with charges of felony “lynching.” City police arrived…
Joey advises a reader to educate herself on relationships.
Pharmaceutical company pirates hold Californians hostage.
At tonight’s City Council meeting, dozens spoke in solidarity with a young female Sacramento activist named Maile Hampton. According to one of the speakers who…
A shooting after a concert in downtown Sacramento late Friday night didn’t result in any human deaths. But it may have dealt a critical blow to…
The 23rd annual Sacramento Area Music Awards, a.k.a the Sammies, isn’t just a ballot and list of awards. It’s a show—a party!—dedicated to the local…
Last fall, investigative reporter Joe Rubin lifted the lid on the city’s nearly-half-billion dollar water-meter-install project. What he found was alarming. A rundown: Sacramento was…
Words and picture by Olla Ubay Sacramento Fashion Week is not the event to discover that there is a huge run in my tights. This…
Plant-worshiping black metal beaten out on dulcimers, prog-grind, blackened crust, doom folk, psych doom—The Press Club had a whole lot of something for weirdo music…
Ginger Elizabeth Hahn, who owns the eponymous artisan shop on L Street in Midtown, isn’t a beer drinker. At least according to Brian Cofresi, head…