A two-word motto, which is more like a mantra, guides the career and personal code of Kevin Rooney, chief deputy district attorney for San Joaquin County: “Do justice.”

In April, Sonya Bradley, a veteran of Visit Sacramento’s public relations and marketing communications department for more than two decades, was named the bureau’s first chief of diversity, equity & inclusion. 

Frasinetti Winery is the oldest family-owned wine producer in the Sacramento Valley, withstanding the Prohibition and both World Wars. 

The region’s health care facilities are beginning what may be a lengthy convalescence when it comes to jobs.

The Sacramento landmark wasn’t always a golden gate to the city. 

From its official opening in 1885, the Crocker Art Museum (then known as the E.B. Crocker Gallery) has had a split personality.

Tatyana Bak was 29 years old, an émigré from the city of Odessa in what was then the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, when in 1989 she helped open a medical clinic that eventually evolved into Elica Health Centers.

The Sacramento Municipal Utility District, which has served the community for nearly 75 years, also became a social services organization in 2018. 

While chronologically a relic, the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium is anything but a fossil.

Whether we knew him as Michael, Mike or Ziggy, hundreds of us had a tendency to preface a reference to Michael Ziegler with two words: “my friend.”