Rise of the Robot Umpire
Experimental automated strike zone now on tap at River Cats games
An electronic system that relays information almost instantaneously is helping umpires make their calls.
Former Sacramento County Sheriff John McGinness: A Throwback and a Futurist
Lunching with the local legend at a Capital landmark
The former sheriff reflects on 31 years in law enforcement
and his current radio talk show.
Colorful Bar in Historic Locke Stays the Course After an Ownership Change
Al the Wop’s has been serving bikers, locals and tourists for 75 years
The Delta bar’s five new owners kept the biker bar’s decor, unique traditions, steakhouse-style food menu and controversial name.
Comstock’s Concert Hall: The Warm Up Block Party
TOKiMONSTA to rock the block with unique brand of progressive electronica
The Grammy-nominated record producer will play the block party series at Midtown Sacramento’s MARRS Building.
Dilemma of the Month: Do I Need to Pay Employees When the Power Goes Out?
When remote workers encounter power outages, can employers require verification? What’s a fair amount of time for employees to be on standby?
The Way We Work: Doug Bergman
A glimpse into the daily life of UCP of Sacramento and Northern California CEO Doug Bergman
Each issue, we dig into the working habits of a top executive in the Capital Region, providing insight into how they get things done.
Language Access Opens a World of New Opportunities
Increasing language access for clients and staff can expand your customer base and build trust with a diverse workforce
While it may be easier to think of the world as English speaking only, there are many relationships (and bottom lines) that can be improved through increased language access.
The State of the Art of the Deal
Mergers and acquisitions can be big successes or major failures, depending on preparation
Mergers and acquisitions are a great tool for buyers to expand
and for sellers to get working capital or exit to retirement. But
much depends on the timing, preparation and due diligence of both
parties.
Startup of the Month: June Care
Platform for child care connects parents to hosts
Davis-based June Care is an online platform that connects parents who need child care with host parents who can provide it.
Comstock’s Content Honored in California Journalism Awards
The awards included first place for writing, arts and entertainment, design and more
Comstock’s stories, designs, photographs and illustrations won 20 California Journalism Awards — a record for the magazine — from the California News Publishers Association. Here’s a list of all our awards and winning content.