Alone on the Atlantic for 70 days, man fought wind and waves for kids with cancer
Owen Gray’s 3,000-mile voyage raised $196K for the Okizu Foundation By Frank X. Mullen As he neared the end of his 10-week solo trip across…
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Making a Difference Together: How the California Workforce Association Built a Public-Private Coalition to Fight Homelessness and Unemployment
The Big Picture Like most social issues, the problem of homelessness doesn’t exist in a vacuum. Rather, it is deeply linked with the issue of…
‘Antidote to hopelessness’: Emmy-winning investigative journalist from the region pens book on climate change miseducation
By Ashiah Scharaga When Katie Worth began working on her book about climate change education in America, she did not anticipate ending up back in…
Letters: Dark plans, tech oligarchs and learning to laugh a little
The government harming habitat, killing culture Re: “All the Governor’s Men: Life and love in the Delta town Newsom’s tunnel would destroy” by Scott…
A healthy kind of help: Vegan program brought 70,000 meals to the Sacramento area during COVID
Program found a niche reaching undocumented families in need of food By Tyra Willis When Anthony and his dad Don needed help during the pandemic,…
Matsui’s next generation of opponents in Sacramento’s District 7
By Jeff Burdick for SactoPolitico This story was produced by the Sacramento-based political publication SactoPolitico.com and co-published here with permission. CA-7 Congressional candidate Jimmy Fremgen Q&A Congressional…
California has a new law on eviction protections. What does it mean for tenants?
By Manuela Tobias for CalMatters When California legislators voted last June to again extend eviction protections, they promised the third time would be the charm. But…
The Crocker chronicles: Actresses will happen even in the best of families
By Kevin Taylor Mrs. Amy Crocker Ashe Gillig – scandal-magnet and renegade daughter of Sacramento’s great philanthropic family – had gathered a circle of Buddhist…
A harbinger: Trash and debris, temperatures and a hellacious drought just set the stage for another shocking fish die-off
Requests for permit to clear a waterway within Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge went unapproved long before grotesque salmon discovery By Dan Bacher After a…
Imprecise homeless youth count could result in loss of much needed funds
Counting those who don’t want to be seen, in order to keep them alive. By Minerva Canto, Capital & Main This story is produced by…
Positively comedic: The Body Pozi show at Sacramento’s STAB! Theater sees a host of voices get laughs
By Madelaine Church Derek Dozier recently walked on stage at STAB! Comedy Theater and quickly launched into a story. Dozier, who uses they/them pronouns, told…
California Highway Patrol lags local police, other states in officer body cams
By Byrhonda Lyons for CalMatters It escalated quickly. A California Highway Patrol officer drove slowly behind a man walking on the road. An Arcata Police…
The Foilies 2022: Recognizing the year’s worst in government transparency
By the Electronic Frontier Foundation and MuckRock Each year during Sunshine Week (March 13-19), The Foilies serve up tongue-in-cheek “awards” for government agencies and assorted…
Finnegan’s is perfecting the Irish Coffee cocktail on Sacramento’s waterfront
The city’s newest Irish pub finds its feel in one of the old quarter’s timeworn structures By Scott Thomas Anderson When Sean Derfield was…
All the Governor’s Men: Life and love in the Delta town Newsom’s tunnel would destroy
Hood is a Sacramento County testament to farming know-how and the migrant dream – and an obstacle to the state’s most powerful lobbyists There’s a…
Could Sacramento’s Surreal Estates experiment be the key to more housing for the creative economy?
As the housing crisis worsens, artists who had a breakthrough project three decades ago may have a track record worth repeating By Ken Magri Surreal…
‘Capture the chaos’ – Sacramento photographer Cam Evans keeps illuminating the city’s most exciting artists and shows
By Casey Rafter Sweat was everywhere. On a misty stage at Harlow’s last October, Henri Cash and Arrow de Wilde of the band Starcrawler seem…