Community Action Partnerships recognized for fighting the war on poverty
They've been fighting this war for almost 50 years, and the end is not yet in sight.
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Let's stop 40 years of failed drug policies.
This year’s California State Fair event was the same—but still different.
Sacramento hosts a dialogue on mental health.
SN&R's CEO reports back from the annual Association of Alternative Newsmedia Convention in Miami.
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I’m looking forward to health-care reform.
Imagine that fire insurance worked the way health insurance used to before the Affordable Care Act?
My generation hasn’t held up our end of the bargain.
Americans pay more than anyone else for medical procedures—but without significant improvements in health outcomes.
There are new voices inside the Sacramento News & Review.
Families torn apart by drugs, mental illness and homelessness get back on their feet.
It’s a joy to see the world from a 17-year-old’s perspective.
When it comes to fresh fruits and vegetables, shop local and send supermarkets a message.
Sacramento's 24-year-old Logan Noone is one of the reasons why mental illness will be accepted like any other illness sooner rather than later.
Local leaders of all stripes unite, converge on nation's capital—where partisan gridlock discouraged.