Getting to Know: Ryan Royster and Byron Hughes

Last Supper Society cofounders on building an experiential dining venture virtually

The cofounders of Last Supper Society describe their project as as “a culinary collective that designs food experiences,” as well as “a first-of-its-kind interactive TV show.”

Still Fabulous After 50

Local radio DJ legend Joey Mitchell celebrates a half-century in ‘cutthroat’ business

Sacramento’s K-Hits 101.5 recently celebrated Mitchell’s 50-year milestone in radio with a four-day studio party that honored his long and colorful career.

The Image of Health

Co-inventor Simon Cherry on how the world’s first total-body PET scanner could significantly change disease diagnosis

Comstock’s spoke with Cherry about the groundbreaking work that led UC Davis to name Cherry and Badawi as among the recipients for the UC Davis 2020 Chancellor’s Innovation Awards.

Dilemma of the Month: Easy Ways to Thank Employees in a Hard Year

There are many ways to show employees how much you care about them, even if you can’t shower them with gifts and bonuses.

The Conductor

The California High-Speed Rail Authority replaced an engineer with a political operative to lead the nation’s biggest public works project. Jeff Morales instantly charmed his opponents but made technical decisions that placed high-speed rail at the mercy of the courts. Can Morales save his runaway train?

Are For-Profit Colleges Evil?

Government keeps tightening the rules on proprietary schools

Don’t Count Me Out

Though some say it's a ghost town, citizens refuse to let Rio Vista die

The town of Rio Vista has lost gas production, lost weekend crowds of boaters and windsurfers and lost flagship hotels and Delta shoreline restaurants. But more importantly, its people have lost the notion that prosperity returns to those who stick to the status quo and wait it out.