End-of-life decisions
The current political system leaves no space for dying peacefully.
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Frenemies without benefits
Joey advises a reader to be her own best friend.
Teach kindness, teach compassion, teach love
Joey advises readers that it takes a village to teach children to be loving, kind and compassionate.
Give up the ghost
Joey advises a reader to let it go already with the guy she only dated four times.
Teachers' Association should reconsider unfair labor practices claim
Sacramento School District could save millions with minimal impact to teachers.
Her cheatin’ heart
Joey advises a reader to come clean with her husband about her betrayals.
Kudos, Sacramento Bee
Nursing home investigative series is a must-read.
Tinder mercies
Joey advises a reader that there’s life beyond high school.
High school confidential
Joey advises a reader that there’s life beyond high school.
Once smitten, not shy
Joey advises a reader to stop worrying if her crush is gay.
Sacramento thanks you, Roger Dickinson
He was a hands-on, hardworking public servant.
Managers versus leaders
Do not sabotage your sanity or prolong your grief by investing romantic feelings into a friendship.
Election night blues
I'm disappointed in the Democrats.
Life, as is
Joey advises a reader to value her noncommittal boyfriend’s honesty.
Open and shut
Joey advises a reader to check the divorce papers.
Doug Ose and Ami Bera’s despicable attack ads
Slime-filled ads are beneath both candidates.
Date smarter, not harder
Joey advises a reader to talk her ego into better dating choices.