Alt weekly publishers wonder what’s next
Discussions and deja vu in Washington, D.C., at the Association of Alternative Newsmedia’s annual convention.
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Three’s a crowd
After a three-way gone tame, a wife discovers that her husband has been going solo with the third wheel.
California’s housing crisis needs a political solution
Proposition 13 has created an unfair property tax system.
Authenticity and ignorance
A trans woman vents to Joey about navigating the ignorance of the men she dates.
California pushes carpet industry to recycle
Heidi Sanborn’s California Product Stewardship Council pushes for industries to recycle their products.
Between love and lust
A reader lets loose an accidental “I love you” during sex. Was it really a mistake?
Thanks again, Bob Speer
Interim Editor Bob Speer retires from SN&R; new Editor Eric Johnson has arrived.
Sacramento's plan to end homelessness is categorically failing, says math
Ryan Loofbourrow stepped behind the slender podium placed in front of the Quinn Cottages building on North A Street in downtown Sacramento, the heart…
Old wounds
How do you heal from being abandoned by your father?
Daniel Hahn brings community policing tactics to Sacramento
Sacramento’s next police chief has his work cut out for him.
Learning to leave
A sensitive reader wants help overcoming a fear of leaving an ineffective partner.
Hold off on single-payer
While it’s a good idea, California Senate Bill 562 needs a lot more work.
Hands to yourself
A reader needs helps apologizing for slapping her ex.
The challenge of being Democrats in 2017
The political landscape has changed; we must change with it.
SCOREKEEPER: Sacramento residents don't care about the damn arena
By John Flynn Arts and recreation A study released on June 12 by Valley Vision and Sacramento State found local residents overwhelmingly ranked parks and…
Bundle of lies
He thinks they’re trying for a baby. She’s not telling him that she’s using birth control.
SN&R puts a spotlight on local music and art
Sacramento Area Music Awards, Summer SAMMIES in the Park, Second Saturday—what next?