Craft Beer’s New Playbook: Adapt or Go Flat
With Gen Z drinking less and costs rising, craft brewers are turning to comedy, cuisine and community events to stay afloat
In the face of closures and whispers of an oversaturated market,
Sacramento area breweries are rethinking their purpose and
connection to local neighborhoods.
This Architectural Treasure in Nevada County Was Nearly Lost to Time
Now volunteers are restoring it to its former glory — and sharing its pioneering history with the world
North Star House, designed by renowned 20th-century architect Julia Morgan and owned by North Star Historic Conservancy, has undergone a painstaking transformation.
How to Avoid Passing Financial Fears to Kids
Even if you're a financial avoidant, you can help kids build financial skills and literacy
When it comes to helping kids become good with money, fear and silence are not our friends.
Research Suggests That This Strong Emotion Can Be Harnessed to Improve Mental Health
How UC Davis scientists and educators recommend harnessing awe in the everyday
When was the last time you felt awe? You may call it something
else, but you know the sensation — the wide-eyed, hushed-voice,
goosebumps-down-the-back feeling that comes with grand, novel
experiences.
Will the Central Valley Ever Get High-Speed Rail?
Funding cuts and environmental issues are both holding up the long-stalled project
We looked into the recent history of California’s high-speed rail to understand some of the obstacles preventing it from staying on track.