Tariffs Are Everywhere — But They’re Not the Whole Story
Comstock's Talks: Steven Yoder explains how tariffs are affecting the Capital Region, unevenly and often unexpectedly
PODCAST EPISODE: Comstock’s contributor Steven Yoder discusses his January cover story on how tariffs are affecting local businesses and why they aren’t necessarily the biggest factor shaping the economy in 2026.
Inside California’s Small but Growing Artisanal Tea Industry
Farmers in the Sierra Nevada and Central Valley are discovering a distinct California tea terroir
Tea is the world’s second most popular beverage after water.
Though California-grown tea is currently a small industry, it may
be poised to take on some of that demand.
Jesuit High School Sparks Controversy With Announcement That It Will Accept Female Students
The Sacramento Catholic boys school will begin admitting girls in 2027
The decision to turn the all-boys Catholic institution into a
“co-divisional” high school has provoked protests and heated
arguments.
What is Job Hugging — and Are You Doing It?
More workers are staying in their jobs amid a tight economy and fewer work options
Today, the Great Resignation has been replaced by what economists
are starting to label the “job hugging” era.
Nominations: 2026 Salute to Women in Leadership
Comstock’s is now accepting nominations for its 12th annual salute to women in leadership. Use this form to nominate a woman making a demonstrated difference in her industry, communities and the next generation of the workforce.
This Davis Brewer Will Give Out Free Beer ‘When Iran Is Free’
Persian-inspired beer brand Rostam36 wants to help rebuild Iran’s economy
There are bottles and kegs of dark, saffron-tinged beer behind the counters of Persian restaurants in Sacramento, waiting to be opened and poured freely when Iran’s current government falls.