Turning around a troubled district
Twin Rivers Unified School District Superintendent Steven Martinez is making a difference.
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Fantasy real talk
Joey advises readers to wise up and back off from their not-so-eager partners.
Intimacy’s bush league
Joey advises a reader to keep it honest down there.
Power plays: New Sacramento economic-development group with ties to K.J. threatens chamber, other organizations
Does the newly formed Greater Sacramento Area Economic Council more than duplicate existing organizations?
Drop-kick the self-judgement
Joey advises a reader to trust her intuition when it comes to her meth-addicted husband.
We need to fight back: Thoughts on Capital in the Twenty-First Century
The pendulum has swung toward income inequality, so what’s next?
The future of journalism
In the past, advertising revenue funded journalism. Now, we have to find a new way to fund independent reporting.
The stayover trend
Joey advises readers to consider conscious coupling.
Lawmakers and leaders need to take California’s drought seriously
California and Sacramento need sustainable water-management plans.
Step out of the triangle
Joey advises a reader to be a friend—not a therapist—when it comes to her friends' drama.
Grow up, man
Joey advises a reader to handle her husband's sarcasm with kid gloves.
The new CEO for the Sacramento Metro Chamber should embrace inclusiveness and all political views
Openness and diversity are huge strengths of Sacramento’s chamber. We need a CEO that supports and even celebrates this.
Still not satisfied
Joey on whether your man is lazy or tired. Plus: How to tell your girlfriends no and what to do on awkward summer vacations.
One Brown deserves another
Former Gov. Pat Brown's 1959 budget plan provides an outline for California's future.
Poverty and solutions
If you like SN&R's cover story this week, then read Sasha Abramsky's book The American Way of Poverty: How the Other Half Still Lives.
Death: A love story
Joey advises a reader to transform grief into personal growth.
Less gridlock, more governing?
Proposition 14 has changed the rules of the election game in California.