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Irony of ironies. Five days before a national call to government transparency known as “Sunshine Week,” Sacramento residents confronted their elected representatives with what they…

After months of negotiating with record labels and music publishers, Sacramento indie band Life in 24 Frames decided to give away its new album for…

Working stiffs in Del Paso Heights—oh wait, it’s just us?—have few choices for business lunches. We usually drive into Midtown. Now we have at least…

photo by Paul Kolnik by Kel Munger Blue Man Group, that trio of bald, blue-faced naïfs-slash-aliens, lands in Sacramento for a hilarious, action-packed and loud…

There’s no glowing sign outside Skybox Grill & Bar, and sure enough, Midtown’s “farm-to-fork sports bar” is no more.  The space at 2110 L Street…

An assistant editor at Slate took it upon herself last night to assign a meat to every state across the country. And to Luxembourg, for…

Broughty Cole went missing on Monday, March 3. He is 28 years old, 5 foot 10 inches, brown hair, hazel eyes. Learn more at www.facebook.com/findbroughtycole…

This summer’s Concerts in the Park schedule was released earlier today, and it features plenty of favorite local bands as well as some national acts…

By Cody Drabble When it comes to caring for pregnant jail inmates, Placer and Yolo counties lead by example, while Sacramento County is a big,…

By Seth Sandronsky A wrong assumption reaps a false conclusion. Consider Greg Lucas’ February 6 column (“Budget boomer,” SN&R Capitol Lowdown), which looked at Gov….

By Cody Drabble Sacramento school-district officials could decide today what to do with seven buildings that used to educate the city’s students. On February 18,…

A lack of critical thinking skills among Sacramento County’s child welfare agents and not enough communication from mental health providers may contribute to kids ending…