Sacramento State University students during a 2013 protest. [Photo courtesy of Matthew Fern] StudeSSsshhhSSSSSDfjndfjkjksdfjksdfjkSDDSSSSSSkkDDFNJSSSSaaadddffdkfBy Cody Drabble Sacramento State University gave faculty and…
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Sacramento Colonial Music Fest might be the biggest local music showcase in town. More than 60 bands will play three neighboring venues over three days—May…
It’s been no secret around town that Mike Farrell, the damn near-iconic local Sacramento musician, has spent his adulthood battling drug addiction. He’ll be the…
Big Chief Monk Boudreaux. by Paul Piazza The 45th annual New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, also known as Jazz Fest, more than lived up…
Whole Earth Festival: the weekend that college bros sport tie-dye, sorority girls don floral headbands and everyone pretends to be a hippie. But seriously, I…
Joey advises a reader to revel in the unknown of being single.
Rotary has made a difference in the world and in my world.
Selling items over the internet can be a sketchy affair, as yet another person learned Monday in Sacramento. According to the Sacramento Police Department, the…
A glimpse into the future displaced the unhappy strivers at Sterling Cooper & Partners, in the form of a giant computer that commandeered the employee lounge…
We enter a lunch already in progress between former neighbors. As Betty Francis (January Jones) primes a cigarette, Francine Hanson (Anne Dudek), now working three…
By Jan Ellen Rein & Mark Dempsey Environmental law needs a democratic makeover. Nationwide and locally, Move to Amend is mobilizing support for constitutional amendments to…
There’s more than a week to go until Tig Notaro’s show at Assembly (1000 K Street) but don’t be the sorry one who misses out…
Graham Sobelman is launching his own record label. And just like his popular Sacramento cabaret show of the same name (which will be revived later…
By Cody Drabble Misner & Smith, the Davis-based folk duo, will take the stage tonight at the Davis Odd Fellows Hall as part…
There is a real choice in the state superintendent of public instruction race.
Joey advises a reader to become the black sheep of her family.
Courtesy of Patrick Hoesly. By Cody Drabble With mail-in ballots for the upcoming statewide primary set to go out in a couple of weeks,…