Double the value
The Oak Park Farmers Market boosts health, creates jobs and provides entertainment, as well as providing food-stamp tokens at twice the value.
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Truth—and dare
Advice for a reader to stop confusing attachments for love.
A waste of millions
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors made cuts across the board, but somehow finds a million dollars to close down medical-marijuana dispensaries.
Energy choice
High energy usage and high rates, or energy-saving programs, lower rates and less air pollution. Which will we choose?
Emotional self-rescue
Advice for a reader to stop counting his chicks before love has hatched.
Old wounds, lightly salted
Advice for a reader that there really is such a thing as a free lunch.
Quit it, don’t hit it
No-nonsense advice on how to handle a selfish BF and a selfish BFF.
Sacramento giving
The Center for Strategic Economic Research shows the region’s donations to nonprofits are generous but can be improved.
Sexual improv-ment
Joey encourages reader to feel the fear and do it anyway.
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.