The good cop: Daniel Hahn’s hard road home
On a March night in 1992, two Sacramento police officers stood in front of an apartment at 19th and G, guarding the body of a…
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Three’s a crowd
After a three-way gone tame, a wife discovers that her husband has been going solo with the third wheel.
The watch: Life and death in one of Sacramento’s most forgotten neighborhoods
Sunlight glares on azaleas circled by a thin, white crown of wire. It marks the spot where Phillip Porraz was shot in the face after…
Daniel Hahn brings community policing tactics to Sacramento
Sacramento’s next police chief has his work cut out for him.
Learning to leave
A sensitive reader wants help overcoming a fear of leaving an ineffective partner.
Hold off on single-payer
While it’s a good idea, California Senate Bill 562 needs a lot more work.
This summer, it's raining grant money for artists
By Rebecca Huval If you have artist friends in Sacramento, don’t be surprised to find them furiously scribbling grant proposals until the end of…
Hands to yourself
A reader needs helps apologizing for slapping her ex.
The challenge of being Democrats in 2017
The political landscape has changed; we must change with it.
Killing Mom
A terminal cancer patient wants to die. Will California’s end-of-life bureaucracy let her? By Raheem F. Hosseini Past the double sets of sliding doors and…
SN&R puts a spotlight on local music and art
Sacramento Area Music Awards, Summer SAMMIES in the Park, Second Saturday—what next?
SCOREKEEPER: Baby Trump takes his ball and goes home, while Wonder Woman sets a refreshing example
By John Flynn Parisian pull-out Our short-sighted, science-averse president announced on June 1 that the United States would withdraw its commitment to the Paris climate…
Pass on being passed
Two would-be suitors pass a reader back and forth. Is this a game?
Democrats must hang together
It’s time to heal the divisions in the California Democratic Party.
Bee-leaguered: Staff cuts hit Sacramento Bee's arts coverage hard
Arts coverage is about to get a lot less vibrant around the capital region. The Sacramento Bee cut ties with six editorial staffers on Monday,…
Young divorce
If you’re divorced by the time you’re 20, are you damaged goods? (Of course not, but a reader has questions.)
Drug companies should pay for the proper disposal of leftover drugs
California Product Stewardship Council pushes for safer, environmentally sound disposal.