Old wounds, lightly salted
Advice for a reader that there really is such a thing as a free lunch.
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Unicorns and virgins
Joey addresses some angry responses to a recent column.
Look on the bright side
Solar farm near Fresno appeals to all, from the utility companies to the Sierra Club.
How young is too young?
My 15-year-old granddaughter is dating a college sophomore. Help!
The ex files
How to keep an ex-husband from dating your friends and an ex-wife from trespassing in your house.
Cap-to-cap trip yields dysfunction, not dollars
The Sacramento Metro Chamber’s trip to Washington, D.C., gave locals a firsthand view of gridlock.
Rotary Club of Sacramento highlights hero volunteers
Nontraditional heroes get rewarded for their good works.
Raising Earth Day
My daughter sees Earth Day goals in action while visiting Denmark.
Spring clean your life and head
Advice on getting a fresh start, in your house and in your head.
Be yourself and keep your mouth shut
Advice for readers on an alcoholic ex-fiancé and a ne’er-do-well stepbrother.
What’s vibe worth?
The new generation looks for cities with great nightspots, affordable housing, and green spaces. And they’re willing to earn less to live there.
Overwhelmed? It’s an invitation.
Advice and encouragement to grow, especially when you feel overwhelmed.
Facebook friend, new distraction
Advice columnist Joey Garcia reminds us that Facebook provides distractions in more ways than one.
Standing up for unconditional love
Advice on the importance of unconditional love and the practice of patience.
Life’s easier with gratitude
Advice on dissatisfaction with life, learning to love, and hating mom and dad.
Stop acting crazy, stay present
Advice for getting over a romantic obsession.
Kids lead the way
Sacramento students recycle, plant trees and look forward to the 1 million kids at iMatter March.