Arts and LifestyleBasketball and bro-banter build a nuanced friendship in Capital Stage's ‘King James’July 9, 2025Two men in a Cleveland bar foster an unlikely friendship as they find themselves bonding over their admiration of hometown hero, LeBron James.
Health CareAlzheimer’s Foundation offers F.O.U.R. tips for a dementia-friendly Independence DayJune 30, 2025 | Chris FeltsThe Alzheimer's Foundation of America is advising people affected by the condition and their caregivers on how to celebrate Independence Day with four easy steps.
Arts and LifestyleBlind, deaf and neurodivergent artists take center stage at ALL IN festivalJune 25, 2025 | Vicki GonzalezA three-day festival in Sacramento is featuring theater performances by, and about, people who are neurodivergent, blind or low-vision, deaf and hard-of-hearing.
Sacramento Region‘Never give up:’ New exhibit memorializes former ‘rank and file’ Black PanthersJune 17, 2025 | Sarit LaschinskyA new exhibit at the California Museum in downtown Sacramento captures the images and stories of dozens of former Black Panther members. Its grand opening coincided with the nationwide “No Kings” rallies, and came just days before Juneteenth.
Arts and LifestyleHow Spanish school CASA de ESPAÑOL hopes to build communityJune 16, 2025CASA operates with the goal of providing community building and a way for others to learn Spanish that is not only engaging but life-changing.
Arts and LifestyleLatino theater continues its 50-year rise in SacramentoJune 4, 2025Teatro Espejo is celebrating its 50th year bringing Latino theater to the region while fostering other theater companies as well.
Arts and LifestyleThe Philharmonik prepares to take Sacramento soul globalMay 30, 2025 | Vicki Gonzalez | Greg MicekNPR’s 2024 Tiny Desk winner Christian Gates, known as The Philharmonik, talks about growth, gratitude and taking his music global.
Arts and LifestyleHow Sacramento artists are turning away from traditional markets to sell their workMay 23, 2025Where do people buy art in Sacramento, and is it working?
Arts and Lifestyle‘Unseen’ is seen through the lens of a war photographer and how her work affects her lifeMay 20, 2025“Unseen” explores how the photos of combat and destruction affect the people whose lives and deaths are on display.
Arts and LifestyleWhy the city put hiring muralists on holdApril 28, 2025 | Vicki Gonzalez | Sally LongeneckerThe city has postponed all mural projects because of a 1971 state law that requires muralists to be licensed contractors.
Arts and LifestyleSacramento’s The Gold Souls blend retro funk with modern soul on new albumApril 21, 2025Featuring a sharp, all-women horn section, The Gold Souls are ready to celebrate the arrival of their new full-length album, “Something In The Air.”
Arts and LifestylePutting the AR in artApril 17, 2025Regional artists and businesses see AR as a delivery tool, projecting artwork beyond galleries into public and personal spaces.
Arts and LifestyleAgustín Arteaga prepares to lead the Crocker Art Museum into a new eraApril 15, 2025 | Vicki Gonzalez | Greg MicekAgustín Arteaga is the incoming director of the Crocker Art Museum. He shares what drew him to Sacramento and his hopes for the museum’s future.
Sacramento RegionSacramento firefighter becomes fan favorite on SurvivorApril 11, 2025 | Tony RodriguezSacramento firefighter Joe Hunter is gaining national attention as a contestant on CBS’s Survivor. He’s still in the running for the million-dollar prize. Listen /Update RequiredTo play audio, update browser or Flash plugin.
Arts and LifestyleMichael Angarano and Chris Smith talk ‘Sacramento’ hours ahead of theatrical releaseApril 11, 2025'Sacramento' movie premiers in theaters this weekend. Here's what the director and writer think about making the movie in the capital city.
