The rise and fall of the American gamecock
Rancher runs afoul of modern society’s disdain for his beloved fowl By R.V. Scheide George Stayner cannot explain why he loves the American game chicken….
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Resist romantic propaganda
The best way to get over a broken heart is very slowly. Yeah, you knew that. But did you?
Like Knocked Up, only not a comedy
Recipes for marital malaise.
The making of a Killer: What turned James Karis Jr. into a cold-blooded murderer? A family tree from hell, for starters …
By R.V. Scheide Sacramento attorney Michael Bigelow should have seen it coming. His client, convicted rapist and murderer James Karis Jr., has been saying it all…
Turning darkness into purity
Learning to embrace your inner-shadow.
Last-minute lothario
Older guy can’t make plans. Teenager guy texts his gf too much. Hmm.
He’s addicted, not attached
Obsessing over an old relationship isn’t attachment—it’s addiction.
No drama, please—we’re healthy
There’s no reason to audition for a spot on Jerry Springer.
Making it through the night
When confronted with powerlessness, there are ways to find peace.
Count blessings, not money
If you’ve got to count something, count your blessings.
That’s not love: It’s anxiety
That “charge” you feel? It’s more likely to be anxiety than love.
A mother’s prayer
It’s not easy raising kids in Valley Hi, one of Sacramento’s most violent neighborhoods. Just ask Rhonda Erwin. By R.V. Scheide Yea, though I walk…
New Age acting out
Passive-aggressive behavior springs from fear of being honest about anger.
The Zodiac is back: Who was Northern California’s most notorious serial killer?
Despite what a new major motion picture suggests, no one really knows. By R.V. Scheide The mystery begins on a lonely stretch of road a few…
Expand the family
Expand your love by expanding the family.
Hugs happen
When the injury’s accidental, forgive and get creative.
Break the snoop loop
A friend of mine has a new boyfriend whom she idolizes. He seems no different from her last two husbands, but, as long as she’s…