We made it
Why Sacramento’s campaign to raise big money for the homeless worked.
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Neverland state of mind
This woman is like Michael Jackson—she never wants to grow up.
Not my mama
A 22-year-old protests Mother’s Day and her mama begs for forgiveness from past bad-mama tendencies.
Habitat for Humanity
The Sacramento Habitat for Humanity chapter makes a big impact, goes green.
Sugar-daddy relationship gets sticky
What’s a young, single mother to do when a married man offers financial support, a listening ear—and a sexual relationship?
Burning question: medical-marijuana ads
Other publishers ask, “Should we allow medical-marijuana ads?” but I ask them “What about alcohol and political ads?”
Sick with jealousy
A woman found her Mr. Right, but his female friend next door wants a piece of the action.
Party at SN&R
Saturday, May 22, from 1 to 6 p.m., and you are invited.
Sacramentans lobby for more federal money
Three hundred Sacramento residents fly to Washington, D.C., to present the case for Sacramento spending.
The favorite child
Parents often secretly favor one child. You know it’s true.
Daily disaster
Some people need a disaster plan, some people just need breakfast.
Terror in the household
Cleaning up the family mess.
Faber’s way: Facing the biggest challenge of his career, Urijah Faber, the fighting pride of Sacramento, cannot lose
By R.V. Scheide I used to call it the man-love channel. Surfing basic cable’s upper echelons, seeking the umpteenth rerun of Criminal Minds, I’d suddenly come across…
Choose us!
Northern California vies to become a hub for energy-efficient building design.
Payback sex
One wife’s adultery is her husband’s excuse to fool around.
Renter beware
Utility companies should provide landlords with energy-usage information on their properties.
Snip snipping the boys and the marriage
A surprise vasectomy causes quite a power struggle.