Rural Romance
As wedding-planning season hits Sacramento this month, let’s consider a centerpiece of the event: the gown. On trend this year are plunging necklines and...
Be a Tourist in Your Own Town
One of the many takeaways from “The Chronicles of Narnia” is that adventure could be lying anywhere, even just around the corner. Sure, the...
Friends Don’t Let Friends Fix Stuff Alone
Neighbors helping neighbors. That’s the basic premise behind Oak Park Fix-it Cafe, a monthly gathering where residents can get their broken vacuum cleaner repaired...
Never Too Pretty
Legendary Sacramento-grown female boxing pioneer Cary Williams hit reset five years ago. First known for founding Prime Time Boxing in Sacramento in 1998 and becoming...
15 Minutes with Joe Devlin
15 Minutes with Joe Devlin
Day job: Chief of cannabis policy and enforcement for the city of Sacramento
Age: 40
You’ve racked up a lot of monikers:...
Hope Lives Here
Teresa Owens was just 13 years old and living in Torrance, California, when she boarded a train to Sacramento. Traveling alone, she carried in...
15 Minutes with Ryan Brijs
Ryan Brijs
Day job: Senior creative director for the Sacramento Kings
Hometown: Salt Lake City
Age: 39
Were you aware of your creative talents as a child?
I knew...
Hanging Out in Oak Park
This city neighborhood is quickly becoming the place to be for Sacramento design obsessives. A slew of new boutiques, design businesses and places to...
A Bench for Making Friends
Students at East Sac’s Theodore Judah Elementary School have a new, nonverbal way to invite other kids to play with them. It’s called “the...
Too Much Stuff
When Dan Weitzman and his wife, Randi, moved into their newly constructed South Land Park home 14 years ago, he imagined what life would...
