Lies and other holiday small talk
Joey advises readers on secrets, lies and surviving awkward holiday small talk.
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Jury finds Sacramento couple guilty of resisting arrest for a crime they didn't commit
Melissa Andrews and Patrick O’Kane The question of whether it’s legal to resist arrest for a crime one didn’t commit was answered in the…
Sheriff Scott Jones' non-secret is out. He's running for higher office
The worst-kept secret in Sacramento politics is out: Sheriff Scott Jones is running for higher office. The Republican constable will pursue the seventh district…
School of love
Joey advises readers on how to be smarter about love.
Payday heart loans
Joey advises a reader to be honest about dating—and his failed marriage.
Hangtown Halloween Ball continues tradition of feel-good vibes
Trombone Shorty headlined the Hangtown Halloween Ball last weekend. By Paul Piazza The Hangtown Halloween Ball celebrated its fifth year by doing what it does…
TBD Fest day one: Death Grips actually shows up
Chaz Bundwick of Toro y Moi // Brian Breneman Sure, the gates opened a half hour late. And sure, you could still see staff running…
Trust the unknown
Joey advises readers on parental issues.
BREAKING: Sacramento public defender takes sheriff, D.A. to court over StingRay secrets
Talk about getting stung. On Thursday afternoon, the Sacramento County Public Defender’s Office filed 19 motions intended to compel the sheriff’s department to spill…
Get schooled
Joey advises a reader whose girlfriend's parents just don't understand.
True service to vets means more than lip service
When it comes to U.S. veterans, we need to put our money where our mouths are.
A California kid caught the plague. Wait, that's still a thing?!
A Los Angeles County child was hospitalized with an extremely rare case of the human plague after visiting two of California’s natural wonders last month….
School’s back: Time to brush up on education
Learning from Amanda Ripley's book: The Smartest Kids in the World: And How They Got That Way.
Working for Sacramento's Utilities Department is increasingly a family affair
To some, the city of Sacramento’s Department of Utilities is starting to feel like a family business. And that isn’t necessarily a good thing….
UPDATE: Color Run poses limited fire hazard, retains some respiratory risk, says expert
When you don’t know the answer, experiment. California Air Resources Board engineer Earl Withycombe practiced that tenet on a mostly wind-free Thursday night, as…
Does the city of Sacramento's parking revenue strategy open the door to yet another arena lawsuit?
Curtis Park resident Natalie Rios works in south Sacramento now, but she remembers what it was like to have to feed the meter every…
Sacramento homeless shelter gets a face-lift
Next Move Family Shelter expands and upgrades facilities.