SacAnime returned to Sacramento for its annual winter show Jan. 2-4, drawing over a thousand fans, artists and creators to Northern California’s largest pop culture convention and transformed the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center into a hub for anime, a... See more
Across the country, nail salons have long operated transactionally. Services often are rushed, impersonal, and centered solely on aesthetic rather than health. Many clients have learned to tolerate burning sensations from harsh chemicals, limited communic... See more
When rates of hunger climb, every dollar matters. That reality drives two Sacramento-based organizations to pool resources in an effort to meet a growing regional food insecurity crisis. Sierra Health Foundation and United Way California Capital Region ha... See more
When most people think of African food, their minds usually jump to Nigerian jollof rice, egusi soup, or Ethiopian injera. All iconic dishes, no doubt. But in July, a new restaurant hit the Sacramento food scene, introducing the public to a part of Africa... See more
Some legacies you can see. Some you can hear. John Lee Hooker’s legacy lives not just through his sounds, but through the taste of the true American spirit poured from every bottle of Boogie Chillen Bourbon. His Sacramento-based grandson Glenn Thomas, 58,... See more
