Emboldened by the Department of Justice’s recent legal brief that says it’s unconstitutional to penalize homeless people for sleeping in public spaces, a semi-local…
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Start making your reservations now. Empress Tavern—the meat-centric restaurant from the Mother team—opens on Thursday, but it’s already booked solid until the following week. Those…
“Have you heard about the homeless problem?” With those simple words, a 19-year-old named Nicole drops some hard-won knowledge about what it really means…
Joey advises a reader to share the rules of the game with her crush.
SN&R will continue to be the community's watchdog—but we need your help.
By Anthony Siino Saxon thinks this town knows how to rock. To be fair, they said that while performing their song “This Town Rocks,” which…
5 Stars By Jim Carnes Music Circus closes one of its strongest seasons in years with an outstanding production of Hair, the 1968 “American…
A handful of Midtown restaurant owners are upset with Sutter Medical Hospital for bringing food trucks to its campus. For the past two weeks, food…
Sometimes cops shoot at other cops, too. Sacramento County sheriff’s officials are breathing a sigh of relief after one of their own accidentally shot…
West Sacramento’s Broderick Roadhouse doesn’t really make sense—and owner Chris Jarosz has repeatedly acknowledged it. The space is weird. It kind of feels like a…
Joey advises a reader to stop lying about his affair.
When it comes to U.S. veterans, we need to put our money where our mouths are.
The traffic. It seems like a stupid thing to complain about, but there are also few things more miserable than inching along for an hour…
Do you want the power to arrest people, but without the scrutiny that comes with being a cop? Then the city of Sacramento has a…
Earlier this year, SN&R editor and writer Melinda Welsh wrote about the work of “end of life” advocates fighting for the legal right to die…
Joey advises on how to break up with a “great guy”—and how to figure out your mystery STD.
Local business owners approve Watt Avenue Property and Business Improvement District.