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An ex runs hot and cold, uncomfortable hugs, social media etiquette.
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Essay: A second chance
Sacramento should use Measure U money to clear criminal records By Nia MooreWeathers During the Measure U campaign to increase the sales tax and in…
Editor’s note: A capital idea
How much is a Capitol Mall makeover worth? The stretch of Capitol Mall between Tower Bridge and the state Capitol is the closest thing Sacramento…
Let’s be honest
Be honest with friends and co-workers.
Learning from the Hoosiers
Sacramento Metro Chamber’s annual study mission goes to Indianapolis.
Essay: Today’s pot is not safe
Surgeon general warns of health effects on teens, pregnant women By Lynn Silver On Aug. 29, the U.S. surgeon general released an advisory warning about…
Editor’s note: The surrogate
West Sacramento mayor is stumping for Pete Buttigieg These days, Christopher Cabaldon has two jobs plus a side gig. He’s mayor of West Sacramento and…
Time to let go
A friend gets deeply involved.
Has Kaiser lost its way?
Labor Day protest and arrests precede potential October strike against Kaiser.
Essay: A Bay Area refugee’s plea
Sacramento, please don’t become another San Francisco By Meaghan Douglas A while ago, while driving on I-80, another driver cut me off. “Must be from…
Editor’s note: Blank check
Sacramento sheriff’s department racks up legal bills while fighting oversight Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones wants to have it both ways: He resists having anyone…
Cut the cord
Adults must move past emotionless parents.
SEIU 1000 brings their message to our readers
Sponsored pages feature union local president Yvonne Walker.
Essay: Change agent
Sac council candidate vows police, environmental and economic reform By James “Faygo” Clark You may have seen me around town with Kozmo, my furry companion….
Editor’s note: What’s a name worth?
SAFE credit union pays $23 million to put its name on convention center and theater In 2015, Golden 1 Credit Union agreed to fork over…
A clingy friend
How to deal with a clingy friend.
Dennis Myers, RIP
Nevada is a better state because of the work he did.