Sexual improv-ment
Joey encourages reader to feel the fear and do it anyway.
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A forkful of family
Del Paso Heights Certified Farmers Market opened on July 2.
Unicorns and virgins
Joey addresses some angry responses to a recent column.
Cool shade trees for Sacramento’s hot summers
The Sacramento Tree Foundation wants to plant 5 million trees by the year 2025; SN&R will plant 21 this year.
Love transforms us
Advice what to do when your brother’s new girlfriend turns him into a vegetarian.
New path, new home
A recovering North Sacramentan works with Habitat for Humanity to build a new house for his family.
Periodic concerns
His girlfriend’s overly frequent periods are putting the breaks on their sex life.
Keep the fireworks in the sky
How can a man keep his wife from drinking too much at a Fourth of July party?
Look on the bright side
Solar farm near Fresno appeals to all, from the utility companies to the Sierra Club.
How young is too young?
My 15-year-old granddaughter is dating a college sophomore. Help!
From low-yield to high reward
The mPower Placer program gives affordable loans to commercial building owners for water- and energy-efficiency improvements.
Short shorts and shorter patience
How can a father convince his teenage daughter to dress more modestly?
Busting emotional blackmail
Advice on how to recognize emotional blackmail.
We need to make decisions now so our great-great-grandchildren will have food to eat
Sacramento’s Rural-Urban Connections Strategy balances urban growth with farmland preservation.
The ex files
How to keep an ex-husband from dating your friends and an ex-wife from trespassing in your house.
Vacation!
Tithes from Sacramento Habitat for Humanity build houses in Nicaragua.
Cap-to-cap trip yields dysfunction, not dollars
The Sacramento Metro Chamber’s trip to Washington, D.C., gave locals a firsthand view of gridlock.