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In the end, it was his parents’ inability to afford the out-of-pocket expenses of an anti-cancer maintenance drug that probably cost Joyce her life

Keepers of the Quiet Goodbye: Meet The People Who Pulled Off a Hospice Miracle by Overcoming Society’s Fear of Homelessness and Death Itself

Solving Sacramento August 31, 2025

Inside the decade-long struggle to make Joshua’s House a reality in Sacramento Craig Dresang...

Sacramento’s heart beats loud this fall as the city bursts with live music, vibrant culture

8 Gigs: Sacramento’s Must-See Fall Events for September Featuring Punk, Mariachi and Taco Battles

Solving Sacramento August 31, 2025

Sacramento’s heart beats loud this fall as the city bursts with live music, vibrant...

Sacramento-based Valley Vision works to address social, economic and environmental health through advocacy and research

Valley Vision’s Kathy Saechou on Why Knowledge is Power in The Fight for Environmental Justice

Solving Sacramento August 30, 2025

Sacramento-based Valley Vision works to address social, economic and environmental health through advocacy and...

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In ancient Greece, if an Athenian statesman fell ill, he might enter an Asclepieia sanctuary where patients were treated with art

What Ancient Healing Sanctuaries Can Teach Us About the Benefits of Art

Solving Sacramento August 29, 2025

In ancient Greece, if an Athenian statesman fell ill, he might enter an Asclepieia...

The annual Chalk It Up! chalk art and music festival transforms Fremont Park in Midtown Sacramento over Labor Day weekend

September Brings The Heat with Interactive Art Experiences in Sacramento

Solving Sacramento August 28, 2025

September may be the harbinger of fall, but this month is still bringing the...

Based on the journal entries of John Wesley Powell’s 1869 expedition down the Green and Colorado rivers and into the (heretofore) Great Unknown

September Theater Roundup: Fall Season Ramps Up in Sacramento

Solving Sacramento August 27, 2025

Things are finally cooling down in the City of Trees, but the fall season...

It will become harder for millions of people who rely on Medicare and Medicaid to stay covered after passage of the “One Big Beautiful Bill.”

What the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Means for Medicare, Medicaid and Access for Immigrants

Solving Sacramento August 22, 2025

It will become harder for millions of people who rely on Medicare and Medicaid...

Brian Copeland will be a featured storyteller during the “In a Nutshell” storytelling event on Friday

Brian Copeland on Storytelling, Surviving and Writing His Way Through it All

Solving Sacramento August 21, 2025

Brian Copeland wears many hats: actor, stand-up comic, playwright, novelist and radio personality. But...

The Chalk It Up! Chalk Art and Music Festival was created by local artists and musicians to celebrate

Chalk It Up Festival Celebrates Artists, Musicians With Upcoming 35th Festival

Solving Sacramento August 20, 2025

Over Labor Day weekend for the past three-plus decades, families from all over the...

Citing an all-time high for the number of individuals “living on the streets” — 274,224 people one night in 2024, according to the White House

‘The Community is The Therapy.’ Clubhouse International is Attempting to Bring a New Model of Mental Health Treatment to Those Living on Sacramento’s Streets

Solving Sacramento August 20, 2025

Citing an all-time high for the number of individuals “living on the streets” —...

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