A Life in the Arts with Jacob Gutierrez-Montoya
PODCAST EPISODE: Sacramento’s performing arts powerhouse Jacob Gutierrez-Montoya shares how he’s found success in an elusive field, his vision for the Sac arts scene and why he (sometimes) works for free.
Will Sacramento Get a Permanent MLB Team?
A’s stay in West Sacramento may boost odds for the Capital Region
Now comes the biggest test yet for Sacramento’s baseball hopes: welcoming a moribund franchise in hopes it might lead to good MLB fortunes.
Savor the Layover
These local airport restaurants are worth the trip
If you’re in the Capital Region, there are plenty of interesting options — and not only at Sacramento International Airport, which is set to have a major refresh of its dining program by 2025. Whether you’re flying a jumbo jet or a crop duster, you’ll find something to nosh on when you land in and around Sacramento.
The Way We Work: Thien Ho
A glimpse into the daily life of Sacramento County’s district attorney
Thien Ho oversees 180 attorneys and a budget of $129 million with a purview of prosecuting all misdemeanors and felonies in the county. He starts his day with lots of water.
When the ‘Dream Job’ Is No Longer the Dream
5 tips for making a successful career change
Former Emmy award-winning news anchor Ananda Rochita shares advice from her career shift into public relations.
Pickleball Fever
People of all ages in the Capital Region are playing the fastest-growing sport in the U.S.
Dink. Drill. The Kitchen. Erne. Golden Pickle. If you instantly recognize these terms, you are one of a growing number of people consumed by the fastest growing sport in the U.S.: pickleball.
Luscious Libations
Distilleries use local, natural flavors to enhance their creations
Whether in Sacramento or the upper climbs of the Gold Country, craft distillers are ready to give the drinking public a taste of all of the possibilities within libation.
Dilemma of the Month: What’s Wrong With an Open-Concept Office?
Evil HR Lady says you can’t hold FMLA or ADA against an employee,
but you can still hold them accountable for their work when they
are there.
These Newlyweds Will Bail You Out
BailCo owners Rob and Maria Juarez say the sacrifices are worth it in the business of bail bonds
Most couples spend their first wedding anniversary celebrating with a nice dinner or maybe a weekend away. Maria and Rob Juarez, the married team behind BailCo Bail Bonds, spent theirs in the San Joaquin County Jail. Like crime, their job never stops.
Building the Future
Veteran architects are essential in mentoring young, emerging designers
The field of architecture is changing, and technology is playing a central role, but it’s not the only element that’s shifting: so is the expectation of what young and emerging professionals are looking for in an architectural job.