Burger Shift
Ever since the pandemic completely disrupted what it means to dine out, bars and restaurants have been scrambling to reinvent themselves in order to survive...
COVID-19: By the Numbers 8/5/20
Here are the current numbers for COVID-19 cases and deaths by county in the greater Sacramento region. We’ll update them daily.Sacramento County cases: 10,174
Sacramento...
River City Wine Week Kicks Off
The organizers of the 2nd Annual River City Wine Week (Aug. 3–9) had to scramble when COVID-19 put the kibosh on in-person events this...
Michelin Food on Wheels
When COVID-19 shut things down in March, local restaurant worker J.D. Snead started cooking at home to keep from going crazy—“cooking for sanity,” he...
Shelter at Home
On the morning of March 19, Kenn Altine, CEO of the Sacramento SPCA, just happened to be in a meeting on disaster preparedness—and learned Sacramento was...
COVID-19: By the Numbers 8/4/20
Here are the current numbers for COVID-19 cases and deaths by county in the greater Sacramento region. We’ll update them daily.Sacramento County cases: 10,174
Sacramento...
Beast+Bounty Comes Back With an Outdoor Pizza Garden
Beast+Bounty, which has been closed since the pandemic shut restaurants down in March, plans to launch an open-air pizza and natural wine garden just...
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FOOD & DRINK
Burger Shift
Ever since the pandemic completely disrupted what it means to dine out, bars and restaurants have been scrambling to reinvent themselves in order to survive...
Michelin Food on Wheels
When COVID-19 shut things down in March, local restaurant worker J.D. Snead started cooking at home to keep from going crazy—“cooking for sanity,” he...
Beast+Bounty Comes Back With an Outdoor Pizza Garden
Beast+Bounty, which has been closed since the pandemic shut restaurants down in March, plans to launch an open-air pizza and natural wine garden just...
Restaurant Quality, Now Available at Home
COVID-19 has a lot of businesses on the ropes. Restaurants, of course, have taken a beating. So, too, have the companies that supply food...
ARTS & CULTURE
River City Wine Week Kicks Off
The organizers of the 2nd Annual River City Wine Week (Aug. 3–9) had to scramble when COVID-19 put the kibosh on in-person events this...
Capturing the Arts
Photographers are responsible for some of the world’s most striking and inspiring images. They document emotion and movement, strength and vulnerability through unforgettable snapshots in time....
Could You Use a Good Laugh?
Sorry, there’s no COVID-19 vaccine yet. But laughter, as it has been said, is the best medicine. You can get a dose of it...
Harvest Day 2020 Plows Ahead
The University of California Cooperative Extension’s Master Gardener Program annually offers a Harvest Day. This year’s version happens Saturday, Aug. 1, with Q&A guest appearances...
TRAVEL
Two Monterey Valleys
It’s tempting to go to the Monterey-Carmel area and think only of the coastline. Cannery Row, fronting the bay. Pacific Grove, with its ocean-splashed...
Touring Tuolumne
It was, as they say, a step back in time. We parked just off Parrotts Ferry Road, seeking coffee, and wandered into a town...
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Hawaii’s Luxurious Getaway
Your tropical oasis is closer than you think. With direct flights from Sacramento, travel to Hawaii is a breeze – relax, unwind and let...
Santa Barbara Two Ways
Eat, stay and play like a local or a tourist. There’s no wrong way to enjoy this cozy and refined beach town.I lived in...
HOME & GARDEN
Mood Board: Art for Your Walls
There’s nothing like wallpaper to add drama to a space. Sacramento designer Kristine Renee of Design Alchemy recently employed three very different wallpapers in...
On the Interior
Not all home offices are filled with leather-bound books or drowning in a menagerie of materials—at least not for these Sacramento-area interior designers. Sometimes...
To Market, to Market
“It was your typical ’70s house,” says interior designer Christin Balzer, of Haven Studios, describing the original state of this Granite Bay flip. Her...
Yes, Please!
Bitte, a German word that means “please” and “you’re welcome,” is also the name of a local retailer of children’s goods founded by mother-daughter...
HEALTH
COVID-19: By the Numbers 8/6/20
Here are the current numbers for COVID-19 cases and deaths by county in the greater Sacramento region. We’ll update them daily.Sacramento County cases: 10,544
Sacramento...
COVID-19: By the Numbers 8/5/20
Here are the current numbers for COVID-19 cases and deaths by county in the greater Sacramento region. We’ll update them daily.Sacramento County cases: 10,174
Sacramento...
COVID-19: By the Numbers 8/4/20
Here are the current numbers for COVID-19 cases and deaths by county in the greater Sacramento region. We’ll update them daily.Sacramento County cases: 10,174
Sacramento...
COVID-19: By the Numbers 8/3/20
Here are the current numbers for COVID-19 cases and deaths by county in the greater Sacramento region. We’ll update them daily.Sacramento County cases: 10,122
Sacramento...
MAGAZINE FEATURES
My 50 Shades of Gray
A local writer examines what her hair has meant to her.Like many women, my relationship with my hair is complicated. I’ve loved and hated...
Burger Shift
Ever since the pandemic completely disrupted what it means to dine out, bars and restaurants have been scrambling to reinvent themselves in order to survive...
River City Wine Week Kicks Off
The organizers of the 2nd Annual River City Wine Week (Aug. 3–9) had to scramble when COVID-19 put the kibosh on in-person events this...
Michelin Food on Wheels
When COVID-19 shut things down in March, local restaurant worker J.D. Snead started cooking at home to keep from going crazy—“cooking for sanity,” he...
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