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Designed For Today, Rooted in Midtown’s History
BEAZER HOMES
In Sacramento’s vibrant Midtown district, where historic charm meets urban pulse, Beazer Homes’ R21 project carves out a rare slice of modern living amid century-old façades.
Four Sacramento Cafes Where Coffee and Wine Share the Day
Inspired by European cafe culture, these spots are equally welcoming for a morning cappuccino or an evening pinot
A growing number of Sacramento cafes stay open long enough to serve coffee in the morning and wine later in the day without forcing a reset in between hours.
There’s Still Time This Season to See Some of the World’s Biggest Waves — Right in Northern California
The window for Mavericks’ biggest waves is closing, but there’s still time to catch the spectacle
From charter boats to cliffside trails, there are still ways to catch Mavericks before the swells fade off Half Moon Bay.
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A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Rancho Murieta
THE MURIETA INN & SPA
Nestled in the rolling hills of Rancho Murieta, just a short drive from Sacramento, The Murieta Inn & Spa and its neighboring Equestrian Center beckon business travelers and locals alike with a blend of rustic charm and modern ease.
This Valentine’s, Fall in Love With an Underrated California Wine Destination
Out of Office: Just 45 minutes from Sacramento, it’s an easy Valentine’s Day getaway
There’s nothing better than the stillness of a pastoral view as you sink into your chair and breathe the fresh Sierra Nevada foothills air, a glass of wine in one hand and the other interlaced with your Valentine’s.
After Setbacks and Restarts, a Beloved Sacramento Sushi Chef Is Back on His Own Terms
Lou’s Sushi, the Sacramento favorite that closed in 2017, is back with a focus on hand rolls (not pizzas)
Lou’s Sushi is back as a solo effort from chef Lou Valente, following years of resets, pop-ups and rebuilding.
While Workers and Students Hold a General Strike Against ICE, Sacramento Businesses Weigh Their Options
Many businesses chose to close during the national shutdown Jan. 30, but others found different ways to show support
Small businesses found themselves in the spotlight as they decided whether or not to stay open Jan. 30.
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The One. The Only.
STONES GAMBLING HALL
Luck rides strong this February at Stones Gambling Hall as we celebrate Lunar New Year and welcome the Year of the Horse. From Feb. 16-22, we’re turning up the heat with a full week of high-energy action, fortune-fueled prizes and table-side thrills.
From Legendary Eggnog to Midnight Mochi, Here Are Sacramento’s Sweetest Holiday Traditions
Local makers keep cherished winter rituals alive
Like Santa’s workshop, Sacramento has a bevy of elves preparing goods for your holidays, and some are months in the making. We stopped in to observe the preparations.
Nevada City Is More Than a Christmas Town
Visit the oldest theater in the West and other remnants of Gold Rush-era splendor
This Sierra Nevada foothills community is often the subject of glowing profiles in the national media and labeled a “Gold Rush-era town.” So what exactly does Nevada City tell us about that unusual and relatively brief time in history?