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Irony of ironies. Five days before a national call to government transparency known as “Sunshine Week,” Sacramento residents confronted their elected representatives with what they…
Read MoreIrony of ironies. Five days before a national call to government transparency known as “Sunshine Week,” Sacramento residents confronted their elected representatives with what they…
Read MoreBy Cody Drabble When it comes to caring for pregnant jail inmates, Placer and Yolo counties lead by example, while Sacramento County is a big,…
By Seth Sandronsky A wrong assumption reaps a false conclusion. Consider Greg Lucas’ February 6 column (“Budget boomer,” SN&R Capitol Lowdown), which looked at Gov….
By Cody Drabble Sacramento school-district officials could decide today what to do with seven buildings that used to educate the city’s students. On February 18,…
A lack of critical thinking skills among Sacramento County’s child welfare agents and not enough communication from mental health providers may contribute to kids ending…
By Steph Rodriguez Dry rot, an outdated electrical system and plumbing issues are a few reasons why Citrus Heights officials believe City Hall is long…
Valentine’s Day makes me think of committing suicide. Not in a figuratively contrarian, “oh those cynical greeting card companies” sort of way, but because, 10…
The executive director of Downtown San Diego Partnership’s homeless outreach team will take over Sacramento Steps Forward beginning this March, SN&R has learned. Ryan Loofbourrow inherits…
“Psst, hey man, wanna buy a mustache? I got that good good.” This week’s cover story, out on stands February 13, is about Sacramento’s very first neighborhood’s struggle to…
A 2010 lawsuit alleging unsafe staffing levels within the Sacramento County Probation Department could see depositions this month, said Greg Stuber, president of the Sacramento…
By Kel Munger A recent report by the Congressional Budget Office estimates that up to 2.5 million workers may choose to cut back their hours…
Sacramento’s one-of-a-kind safe house for abused seniors won’t close this Valentine’s Day, after all. Due to a publicity push that included coverage by SN&R, the…
If you’ve ever wondered, “What kind of person sends a fax anymore?”, you can sort of learn the answer below. This handwritten letter arrived Monday…
Because I’m a sucker for people-watching weirdness, I volunteered to staff SN&R’s booth during some singles event at the DoubleTree by Hilton Sacramento. Alongside the…
By Alastair Bland Drought conditions are likely to devastate Central Valley salmon numbers, fisheries’ lobbyists and environmentalists warn. Decreasing flows in both the Sacramento and…
By Alastair Bland They scrape parked cars, rattle bedroom windows and literally crush the pavement. Now, trucks are under fire from Citrus Heights residents and…
This is what a car crash looks like. Deadly vehicle accidents and skirmishes with security guards closed out last month and greeted the new one in the…