One of the pleasures of exploring a city is getting a sense of how its residents dress for work. So what is Sacramento’s workplace sense of style?

The A’s may have brought Major League Baseball to Sacramento, but the city’s baseball legacy runs much deeper. Here’s how one forgotten team changed the capital forever.

CalMatters: California’s wildfires are destroying forests faster than the state can replant them, and federal cuts are making the gap worse. One expert says the crisis is barely known — even though it could reshape half the state’s forests by 2071.

A team of UC Davis biomedical engineering graduates turned a senior design project into a safer way to secure breathing tubes for critically ill babies, earning the top prize at the 2026 Big Bang! Competition.

Sacramento’s mural boom hit an unexpected obstacle when a little-known state licensing law froze public art projects across California. Now, artists are painting again.

In many organizations, young professionals are still treated as future contributors rather than current ones — in other words, they still sit at the kids’ table. But we’re not kids anymore. We’ve graduated from that table.

As hybrid work reshapes the traditional office, Sacramento businesses are putting a renewed emphasis on face-to-face connection.

Starting a food business isn’t easy at any age. These Sacramento-area entrepreneurs are navigating permits, finances and self-doubt before age 25.

An unexpected succession placed Connor Westover in charge of his father’s company years ahead of schedule, prompting a strategic shift toward healthcare and service work.

Whether strengthening tribal operations or reviving a neighborhood festival, Anthony Uribe enjoys bringing people together around shared experiences.