Is Housing First the Best Solution for Sacramento’s Homeless Population? | Opinion
The former CEO of SAFE Credit Union proposes a four-stage solution
If housing first is a valid
theory of change that addresses homelessness, the test is: does
it result in a return to independence or at least minimal public
assistance; does it address mental health problems; does it
address addiction; does it restore the health of the homeless;
and does it result in long term success?
Why an All-Boys Mission Still Matters at Jesuit High School | Opinion
A 1989 alumnus shares his thoughts on the Catholic high school's plans to accept female students
For 60 years, Jesuit High School has done something both simple
and profoundly difficult: It has taken teenage boys — forces of
chaos, appetite and uneven judgment — and formed them into
disciplined, reflective, service-oriented young men.
Jesuit High School Sparks Controversy With Announcement That It Will Accept Female Students
The Sacramento Catholic boys school will begin admitting girls in 2027
The decision to turn the all-boys Catholic institution into a
“co-divisional” high school has provoked protests and heated
arguments.
What is Job Hugging — and Are You Doing It?
More workers are staying in their jobs amid a tight economy and fewer work options
Today, the Great Resignation has been replaced by what economists
are starting to label the “job hugging” era.
This Davis Brewer Will Give Out Free Beer ‘When Iran Is Free’
Persian-inspired beer brand Rostam36 wants to help rebuild Iran’s economy
There are bottles and kegs of dark, saffron-tinged beer behind the counters of Persian restaurants in Sacramento, waiting to be opened and poured freely when Iran’s current government falls.
Look Into Stockton’s Gritty Past Through the Windows of a Bookstore
Author Bill Maxwell publishes a memoir on his decades running a beloved bookstore on Stockton’s Skid Row
Readers who lived in Stockton while Maxwell was in business will recognize many people and places in this memoir, as well as the bittersweet flavor of life in a fading former industrial city.
Meet the Sacramento Artist Inspired by the Louisiana Gulf Coast
Art Exposed: Joha Harrison translates memories through film, painting and more
In this Q&A, the artist traces how photography taught him to use light, how the pandemic shutdowns accelerated his career and why the heart of the artist sits in conflict with the reality of needing to pay the bills.
Our Company’s Name Is Being Used by Job Scammers. What Can We Do for Damage Control?
Dilemma of the Month: What can companies do when scammers are impersonating them on job sites?
Job seekers need to keep vigilant, but there are several things
you can do to help make that easier.
Between Sacramento and the Ski Slopes, a Gold Rush Town Serves Bacon Flights and Bagels
Out of Office: Auburn is worth a stop on any Tahoe trip
Compared to the Bay Area, Sacramento is pretty close to Tahoe’s
ski slopes, but even a short drive requires a proper
breakfast.
What Health Stories Aren’t Being Told in Sacramento?
We asked Sacramento health leaders about wait times, drug costs and more
The region’s health systems are facing challenges around Sacramento’s sudden population boom and aging demographics. This month, Comstock’s talks to four local health leaders about some of the most pressing questions our readers have.