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

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.

Some banks have figured out winning strategies are critical for the health of the local and national economies.

The hamlet of Locke celebrated its 10th annual Lunar New Year festival on Saturday, Feb. 14, with a day-long event that showcased the complex history and diverse present of this often overlooked corner of California.

After dealing with multiple errors, David Webb, founder of LowPropTax, takes property taxes personally.

In 2025, succession planning for business owners has never been more important. A powerful demographic shift is underway: Over 4.2 million Americans will turn 65 this year, and more than half of small business owners are already 55 or older. 

Since lots of people face dumb questions in interviews, let’s tackle how to answer them.

Southern and Central California water districts say they need the Delta Conveyance Project to withstand drought and climate change, but opponents say it will drain vulnerable ecosystems.