Lifestyle

Embrace the Outdoors – Nature’s cure for stress-induced ailments

Today screen-addicted Americans are more stressed out and distracted than ever. And guess what – there is no app for that. But there is an easy cure, which is simply to [Read More...]

Quality of Life Draws Many to Nevada’s Capital

Quality of life is many different things to a person. It may be the excitement and bustle of a big city or the slow pace and solitude of rural living. It can be fine [Read More...]

Galena Fest: Run – Bike – Festival returns to Galena Park

The 5th annual Galena Fest adds a new event to its traditional line up. CycloCross will add a new element of athleticism to the fall festival. Many of the other events [Read More...]

Titanic 2: Scheduled to Set Sail in 2016

2013 is a landmark year since it marks the 101st anniversary of the sinking of the historic ill-fated ship “R.M.S Titanic”. The gargantuan vessel, which hit headlines [Read More...]

Luxury Necessities: Best New Travel Accessories

Whether you’re treating a case of wanderlust or traveling for work, there’s no reason luxury should be a packing casualty. These latest luxury necessities will get you [Read More...]

Fresh and Local Food to Feed the Hungry

The Sacramento Valley is known for its agricultural innovation. Think sushi rice, Blue Diamond almonds, farmed sturgeon and other products. Can the region also make its mark [Read More...]

Ups and Downs of House Flipping

House flipping, the investor practice of purchasing homes at rock-bottom prices and quickly reselling them for a profit, is tapering off in many markets but is still active [Read More...]

Squaw Valley Push for Cityhood

Concerned by a major development proposal, a group of Squaw Valley activists say they have more than enough signatures needed to start the process of turning the tiny ski [Read More...]

Fire Safety for Seniors

“There are an estimated 75 million baby boomers in the U.S. who began turning 65 at the rate of one every 10 seconds in 2011. They make up 13% of the U.S. population. [Read More...]

Californians use less electricity than rest of U.S.

The average Californian uses about 33 percent less electricity at home than the average American in the rest of the country. That shouldn’t be overly surprising, given the [Read More...]

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