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.
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Public intervention
If you witness verbal child abuse, do you have a responsibility to speak up?
Men don high heels to raise sexual-assault awareness
WEAVE’s Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event challenges Sacramento men to trek a mile in spike heels.
Too much time off
Is your sister’s husband lazy, or are you jealous of his freedom?
Rotary Club of Sacramento highlights hero volunteers
Nontraditional heroes get rewarded for their good works.
It does take a village
How can you help your neighbor be a better parent?
Catch basins become havens for mosquitoes
Sacramento yard waste is swept into sewer drains, creating mosquito breeding grounds.
Time to leave the nest
Saying goodbye to a mentor is never easy. This is Joey’s advice.
Fairy godmothers provide donated dresses to high-school girls in need
WEAVE’s Cinderella’s Closet to the rescue; high-school girls go to the prom.
When a friend is dying
Advice on what to say when you don’t know what to say.
Stressful neighbors and sexy interns
A child-free married couple faces constant pressure to procreate.
Raising Earth Day
My daughter sees Earth Day goals in action while visiting Denmark.
Like father, like daughter
A little advice: When your teenage daughter sneaks her boyfriend into the house at night, it’s time for a lesson in self-control.
Visit from Japan
We have a chance to protect our children’s future; will we take action?
Still hating after all these years
We offer advice when reconnecting with a high-school frenemy stirs old feelings of jealousy.
Rosy future for Roseville?
Roseville city manager Ray Kerridge plans transition to an urban center that’s “open for business.”
Jeff von Kaenel reflects on turning 60
How 60 years of life has changed his perspective.