Sacramento Archives - Page 8 of 39

Business + Tech

The Uber files just confirm what local critics have been saying for years

Tim Redmond - July 20, 2022

SF let this rogue company get started and prosper; now the city needs to take responsibility for violence against drivers.

Music

Under the Stars: We’re calling it for Kabwasa, thrilling to Touching Bass, more

John-Paul Shiver - July 11, 2022

L'Rain's brilliant sound, Destroy Boys come to rock, Ash Lauryn's history of techno, Elbow Grease comes to play—new music!

Sports

Is James Wiseman still the 7-foot future of Warriors basketball? I think so.

Alan Chazaro - June 22, 2022

Thursday's NBA draft will bring a wave of new talent. But the team’s former No. 2 pick and injury-plagued center may yet surprise us

LGBTQ

The attack on the queer community is a political weapon

Mark R. Leno - June 21, 2022

We have seen it here in California, and even in San Francisco.

Crime

A tough-on-crime DA doesn’t translate to lower crime rates

Tim Redmond - June 5, 2022

New study compares SF, Sacramento—and finds that a more progressive approach to criminal justice is associated with lower crime rates.

Housing

The state’s housing goals would require massive demolition and evictions in SF

Tim Redmond - May 31, 2022

Data shows that RHNA rules are just impossible without complete urban transformation. What was Wiener thinking?

News + Politics

What the mayor’s D6 supe appointment means for the district—and the city

Tim Redmond - May 9, 2022

Matt Dorsey is smart, experienced—and seems to agree with the mayor's agenda on housing and the cops. He will face a tough battle in the fall.

Music

Live Shots: Sol Blume fest glowed up for two days of music and joy

Estefany Gonzalez - May 4, 2022

A brilliant lineup of R&B heavy hitters, most of them women, lent this Sacramento gathering plenty of soul power.

Lit

Nursing poems while fighting police terror: Asantewaa Boykin’s ‘Love, Lyric, and Liberation’

Emily Wilson - May 4, 2022

The Oakland-Sacramento writer, activist, and emergency room nurse debuts a collection of urgent, 'hungry' poems.

Onstage

For Rinabeth Apostol, acting meets activism in acclaimed ‘Fun Home’

Emily Wilson - April 26, 2022

A star of the 42nd Street Moon production delves into its essential representation, as a queer Filipina-American.

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