Mitt Romney's attack ad
Mitt Romney thinks businesses make it on their own; this SN&R writer thinks it takes a village.
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Sacramento's super seniors
Senior Gleaners volunteers distribute millions of pounds of food.
A real hot mess
Joey advises a reader to rebound from the rebound.
Thank you to Melinda Welsh
SN&R founding editor steps down after 23 years of making a difference.
Child deaths in Sacramento
Community meeting of the First 5 blue ribbon commission reveals a disproportionate number of African-American child deaths.
Ask Joey: Mind the gap
Joey advises a reader to explore her mind’s unconscious spaces.
Gubernatorial grub
Gov. Jerry Brown delivers a thought-provoking speech at the California Chamber of Commerce’s annual Host Breakfast.
Shrinking yourself
Joey chimes in on warring friends, bad communication skills and awkward fantasy-vs.-reality intuition.
Government gridlock; summit solutions
Nonpartisan nonprofit California Forward holds summit to discuss solutions for California’s many challenges.
Ask Joey: The art of rejection
Joey advises a reader to tuck in his ego.
Early intervention and prevention
Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg’s Proposition 63 aims to prevent and treat early signs of mental illness.
Ask Joey: Hike up your smile
Joey advises a reader to move out of the center-stage spotlight.
Ask Joey: Ditch the script
Joey advises a reader to skip the storybook endings.
Religion (and rap): bringing Muslims and non-Muslims together
SALAM, the Sacramento Area League of Associated Muslims, celebrates its 25th anniversary of breaking stereotypes and adding to the interfaith dialogue.
Ask Joey: Class act
Joey advises a reader that it’s not the money that matters.
Ask Joey: Show me the money
Joey advises readers to invest in self-care, self-worth and self-discipline.
Ask Joey: Don’t show me the money
Joey advises a reader to stop playing hard-money ball.