OPINION: Do We Need a Retirement Age Reset?
Is a retirement age of 65, which BlackRock’s CEO Larry Fink wrote recently, “originated during the Ottoman Empire,” still relevant? Financial advisor and news contributor Kelly Brothers weighs in.
The Way We Work: Caroline Beteta
A glimpse into the daily life of the CEO of Visit California
On paper it’s a dream job of nonstop travel, but the reality is that most days she’s stuck in her office until 7 p.m. Thankfully she has a secret weapon: white space.
Tower Bridge Dinner Chefs Announced
A diverse group will lead the 11th year of the Farm-to-Fork event
It’s one of the most anticipated announcements of the year for Sacramento’s culinary crowd — who will be the chefs for the 2024 Tower Bridge Dinner?
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WESTERN PLACER WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
LEADING PLACER COUNTY INTO A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
One of Placer County’s most reliable resources since 1978, the Western Placer Waste Management Authority (WPWMA), is firmly focused on the future. The agency continues to evolve to better serve nearly a half-million residents and businesses from Roseville up to Foresthill in the western county.
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CITY OF LINCOLN
PRESERVING ITS HISTORY AND STRATEGIZING ITS FUTURE
The City of Lincoln has been known for its tremendous growth in recent years. With new projects on the horizon, city leaders are currently focused on two aspects of Lincoln’s growth that honor both its past and future.
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.
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.
Young Professionals: Emiliano Rosas
Meet the emerging leaders who envision a bright future for the Capital Region
Emiliano Rosas is a “proud product” of east Yolo County, where he now serves as chair of the West Sacramento Parks, Recreation and Intergenerational Commission.
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COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO
BRINGING DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION TO SACRAMENTO COUNTY
Cephoni Jackson’s career represents a natural progression from her early days as a youth activist through 20-plus years in human resources to her position today as the chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer for Sacramento County.
Sacramento’s Affordable Housing Crisis: Time for Real Solutions, Not Soundbites
OPINION: A sustainable designer weighs in on the true cost of housing in Sacramento
As the mayoral race steps into its next phase, candidates are quick to highlight the city’s urgent need for affordable housing. Yet the rhetoric rarely addresses the real issues.