After years in the esports and gaming industry, Jessica Flor launched Hexwave to create inclusive games and support indie developers.

What should you do about an employee who likes music so loud it can be hard to hear customers — and accuses people of harassment if they ask to turn it down?

As a multi-billion-dollar project reshapes Sacramento’s urban core, the city’s future will hinge on courage — and on women stepping forward to lead.

We asked three female founders to name one moment they remember from building their companies that they didn’t recognize as pivotal until much later. Here’s how they answered.

Women-founded companies now make up 7.1 percent of U.S. startups, but they receive only 2 percent of venture funding. Here’s how Sacramento innovators are pushing for change.

Everyone loves a comeback story — and you needn’t go very far in our Capital Region to find one.

An unexpected visit from a delivery driver brings back memories of a childhood paper route — and raises questions about what’s left of the local newspaper.

Sacramentans have rallied against projects that would remove oaks for solar energy, flood control and other projects. Here is a look at projects that involve cutting oak trees.

We spoke to Sacramento-based actors at all stages of their careers, from students starting out to professionals with dozens of roles on their IMDb pages, to get a sense of what it’s like to launch or land a film or television career in the Capital Region.

Blue Diamond Growers built California almonds from a niche crop to a global industry while based in Sacramento. As it reduces its presence in the city, a former CEO remembers its 1970s heyday.