Bad chemistry
Joey advises a reader to remember that chemistry’s a flawed measure for trust and love.
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Feel-bad movie, feel-good change
Family life during the recession of 2008-2009.
Haters to the left
Joey advises a reader to reflect on others' criticisms, but ultimately embrace the divine.
I’m not an entrepreneur groupie
Making things easier for entrepreneurs will not solve all of America's problems.
Change it up
Joey advises a reader to consider changing herself—not her boyfriend.
Support community libraries
Vote “yes” on Measure B on June 3.
Forget the Hollywood ending
Joey advises a reader to respect his ex-girlfriend's boundaries.
Woulda, coulda, shoulda
Joey advises a reader to dump—not parent—his girlfriend.
Sacramentans in D.C.
Metro Chamber policy teams make Sacramento’s case in Washington.
Unlock the mystery
Joey advises a reader to revel in the unknown of being single.
Happy 100th birthday!
Rotary has made a difference in the world and in my world.
Marshall Tuck bucks the establishment
There is a real choice in the state superintendent of public instruction race.
Vacation in your happy place
Joey advises a reader to become the black sheep of her family.
Have a little hope
The Earth Day celebration hosted by the Environmental Council of Sacramento inspires hope that we can still save the planet.
Self-love and other lessons
Joey reflects on helping others—and herself—through her advice column.
Weaving a better safety net
Help for Sacramento County residents in crisis.
Respect the relationship
Joey advises readers on how to treat themselves—and others.