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Nice $10 wines to bring home for dinner

School’s underway. You’ve taken out loans for the $30,000 tuitions and bought the $50 backpacks, the $80 textbooks, the cutting-edge fashion that must be worn or your [Read More...]

Guide to fall harvest in Sacramento region

Fall is a comfort season in the Sacramento region. Sunshine feels warm and gentle. Clothing is roomier and softer. Social commitments and home chores are not so demanding. In [Read More...]

10 Great Neighborhoods in Sacramento

Whether you’re starting out, moving up or downsizing, one of these 10 neighborhoods might be the perfect fit. South land park’s got midcentury stylePhotography by [Read More...]

New uses for cotton balls

Typical uses for cotton balls usually lie in medical and protection uses. However, did you know that this little ball of fluff can also have other helpful uses? [Read More...]

Best California Wineries That Can’t Be Missed

Whether it’s fog-laced redwoods on the Sonoma Coast, manicured gardens near Santa Barbara, or one of the best views of Napa, you’ll find picturesque landscapes at [Read More...]

‘Cosmic convergence’: Artist creating murals for Elk Grove school

With kid-friendly “Button-Head” characters and exuberant colors, Chicago-based visual artist Turtel Onli hopes to engage preschoolers at an Elk Grove school [Read More...]

Mount Tallac is a peak experience near Lake Tahoe

Hypoxic but happy, I ascended the final jagged metamorphic-rock-strewn ridge and, at last, stood atop Mount Tallac. Time to drink in the views — and goodly amounts of [Read More...]

Wine Corks Become Art

A 300-pound rhinoceros stands in a Fair Oaks couple’s garage. Sure, the creature is made from plastic foam, plywood and thousands of wine corks, but its sight may prove [Read More...]

Find Your Zen and Shed the Everyday Hustle and Bustle

Everyone from Buddhist monks to pop stars has come to Tassajara for spiritual enlightenment. Now people come to unplug and recharge. About Tassajara Located in Carmel [Read More...]

Technology Gives New Davis View

Two strangers looking at the same piece of art share a special bond. It’s one of John Natsoulas’ favorite things about the public art – the process of walking up to a [Read More...]

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