We hit Canon’s happy hour for a real conversation with our Young Professionals honorees.

Yolo County’s most photogenic crop is facing a barrage of challenges, including supply issues related to the war in Ukraine, global currency volatility and drought.  

Disruptions come with a price, whether it be a disappointed customer, a lost market share, or high costs — inflation — when supply and demand are out of balance. Comstock’s president and publisher reflects on how inflation is impacting our communities.

Midtown Association’s Street Food Sacramento grant is helping to better represent the city’s diversity in the business district and the thriving Midtown Farmers Market.

We spoke with Hacker Lab CEO Gina Alatorre about trying to save the enterprise from debt, the next pivot and her hard-learned lessons. 

Sacramento’s jazz community gathered at Torch Club recently to play their annual memorial jam to honor Johnny “Guitar” Knox. The fundraiser raised money for the Sacramento Blues Society Hall of Fame.

Each issue, we dig into the working habits of a top executive in the Capital Region, providing insight into how they get things done.

Following tragic circumstances, Penny Candy has reopened, continuing its decades-long status as a treasured destination in Live Oak. Now, it’s up for sale.

It’s normal for career paths to be unclear, or even lead you backward temporarily. Metro Edge’s 2022 program chair Taylor Toledo offers up ideas for young professionals to find their way along a path that is anything but linear.