THE 916
Paper Towel Problems
This month, we spill the beans about paper towels and their destructive roll . . . er, role . . . regarding the greater...
History on Two Wheels
A half-century ago, the bustling college town of Davis made cycling history when it carved out street space for the country’s first formal bike...
Staying Lucid
Kevin Luther, owner/winemaker for Lucid Winery, started making wine under the Lucid label in 2017 and planned to open a tasting room in March...
Announcing the 2022 Wide Open Walls Artist Lineup
Sacramento boasts so much local color, thanks to the Wide Open Walls mural festival, which runs from May 12 to 22. To date the...
Style SOS
Time after time, Sacramento stylist Jennifer Sattler (pictured) hears women say the same thing: “I have a closet full of nothing-to-wear.” So she made...
Let’s Talk
The pandemic reshaped a lot about how we work, but one thing hasn’t changed: our need to communicate effectively in the workplace. In “Bridge...
California Mermaid Convention 2022
Later this month, mermaids take over Cordova Community Pool at Hagan Community Park in Rancho Cordova as the CALIFORNIA MERMAID CONVENTION gets underway May...
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The cancer care that started a new chapter
After suffering for seven years with cancer, including two misdiagnoses, Teri turned to UC Davis Health. Within two weeks, her treatment began. That personalized,...
Weathering the Pandemic
In spring 2020, we witnessed a shift in the atmosphere as the pulse of Sacramento cease—venues closed, education and after-school programs halted, businesses boarded...
SWISH’s Jason Vu
Stroll through the Sacramento Kings Team Store at Golden 1 Center and it’s easy to be overwhelmed by the lineup of jerseys, hats, sweatshirts,...
Sustainability: Sporting Green
Springtime means the return of baseball, which triggers feelings of warm nostalgia in many of us “seasoned” fans. As kids we liked to play,...
Strings in the Park
Fourth-grader Sloane Buckley-Unger has been playing violin for only two years, but she has progressed enough that she felt confident to stand and start...
