SN&R’s founder looks back—and forward—on the paper’s 27th anniversary
SN&R’s founder looks back—and forward—on the paper’s 27th anniversary.
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From malaise to laziness
Joey advises a reader who needs his girlfriend to come out of her funk to help pay the bills.
The elephant in the room
Joey advises readers on marriage and divorce.
Republican hate speech against Muslims, Latinos must end immediately
It was important to stand up against racist Jim Crow policies, and it is now important to take a stand against the hate speech of Trump and Cruz.
Supporting youth programs should be a priority
Supporting youth programs should be a priority.
Friends without benefits
A reader wonders how to end a friendship.
A touchy subject
Joey advises a reader on how to approach talking about sex with his wife.
Thank you, Jerry Enomoto
January 24, 1926-January 16, 2016: A life lived with love and justice at its core.
Awaken your state
Joey advises a reader to ditch the self-help gurus.
SN&R’s CEO: I feel the Bern, but is that enough?
The difference between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders is that Hillary gets things done.
Grand illusions
Joey advises a grandmother to not confuse her family role with the actual relationships.
Zen and parenthood
Joey reminds us that parenting is closer to a trade than a profession.
Feel all the feels
Joey advises a reader to acknowledge that workplace unhappiness—and then take action.
Our marijuana future
This ‘farm-to-joint’ moment could mean millions for Sacramento.
Pro-rape misogynists too scared to meet in public, cancel global meetup that would have included Roseville
Misogynist by Lintza. Let’s get this straight: An “online community” that thinks misogyny gets a bad rap canceled an event because it’s afraid of…
Hit the reset button
Joey advises a reader to get off the roller coaster and recharge.
Thoughts on Mayor Kevin Johnson’s final State of the City
The mayor’s final report on the city’s fate was mostly about himself.