Issue: October 15, 2015
Law enforcement departments partner with Immigration and Customs Enforcement every day to deport nonviolent undocumented immigrants. They do this in violation of California law.
That's why SN&R is launching the California Immigration Project. When you help fund CIP, your donation pays for independent print, digital and video journalism that will shine light on these stories in outlets throughout the state.
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Sacramento's total rewind: Cassettes make a comeback
A new legion of labels, artists and record stores is giving cassette culture a total rewind.
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What resurgent molestation allegations mean for Kevin Johnson’s political future
Deadspin hounds K.J., sexual-assault allegations re-emerge, ESPN dumps Johnson's national-spotlight moment.
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Deportation games: Whose side is Sheriff Scott Jones on?
Sacramento sheriff earns millions from tough deportation policies, even as California leads way on immigration reform.
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Journalist Matthew Keys faces up to 25 years after guilty verdict in L.A. Times hacking case
Former Sacramento web producer maintains innocence, gets Twitter shout-out from Edward Snowden.
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Charges dismissed in American River College threat
Ex-student released from jail as DA cites need for further investigation.
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Man who allegedly ambushed Sacramento cop had no local criminal history
Bail remains stuck at $500,000 for suspect.
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Dear Sacramento, please don’t ever use the word ‘placemaking’ again
Dear Sacramento, please don’t ever use the word ‘placemaking’ again.
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Letters for October 15, 2015
Readers express thoughts on the most recent mass shootings and what the Quran says about poverty.
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The birth of a death
Joey advises a reader to explore loss, change and the future.
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Lessons from the Sacramento Metro Chamber of Commerce’s study mission in Chicago
Lessons from the Sacramento Metro Chamber of Commerce’s study mission in Chicago.
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Laura Hohlwein, artist-of-all-trades
Hohlwein will be painting live at upcoming Davis Jazz and Beat Festival.
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Backward and forward
SN&R reviews the Sacramento Ballet's production of Snap Shots.
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Review: 5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche
SN&R reviews the the B Street Theatre's production of 5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche.
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The Artful Dead
Start making your plans to hang out with the dead.
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Spidey sense
Take the kids to this show based on a collection of folk tales from Ghana.
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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
SN&R reviews Big Idea Theatre's production of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
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Sense and Sensibility
SN&R reviews Sacramento Theatre Company's production of Sense and Sensibility.
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Home and other ruins
Artist Lucy Puls and curator Dean Beard discuss the Lucy Puls: [just you] exhibit at Verge Center for the Arts on Thursday, October 22.
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The hurting
Sacramento-born graphic novelist Adrian Tomine's new collection of short stories examine self-esteem, parental dynamics and bullying.
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Imperfectly delicious
Localis boasts great food—albeit with cramped tables and a drab patio.
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Just beastly
East Sacramento butchery V. Miller Meats nears it opening; find scary doughnuts in Arden; and Southern bar food near the Kings arena.
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Basically a milkshake
The Red Rabbit's milk punch soothes just like cookies and milk before bed.
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Pizza my heart
Prepare for cooking competitions and grease during Sacramento's first pizza week.
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Naturally gluten-free
Spaghetti squash fools you into thinking it's made of noodles.
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Run for the vegetarian-friendly border
Taco Bell announces a menu with 13 certified vegetarian items.
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Frank Turner's good bones
The British singer-songwriter digs into creative mysteries to bring songs to life.
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Eight Gigs: Pops in the Park
Mumbo Gumbo and Track 7 beer, mmm.
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Eight Gigs: Holy Komodo
It's mellow, sultry psychedelic-lounge with near constant male/female harmonies that toggles between dissonance and beauty.
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Eight Gigs: Goat Torment
Let's take this moment to remember that the olden cvlt ways never die.
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Eight Gigs: Jimi Hendrix: Are You Experienced in Folsom
A group of musicians recreates Jimi Hendrix's iconic Are You Experienced note for note.
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Eight Gigs: Dar Williams
Dar Williams fans can rejoice after a seemingly endless wait.
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Eight Gigs: Young Jesus
Young Jesus resurrected from its two-year hiatus from music.
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Eight Gigs: Sir Mix-A-Lot
The man behind “Baby Got Back” doesn't have new music to perform, and that's OK.
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Eight Gigs: Lushes
Lushes bring a harsher ‘tude apropos of the off-grid debasement of fringe punk shows.
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Consider the mushroom
Big Sticky Mess and Ideateam bring the fun at Torch Club and Big Mike and the Rhythm Section say goodbye to Sacramento.
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Of foes and frenemies
Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks do their thing—predictably, but well—in this Cold War drama.
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Goodnight Mommy
This film about twins is more icky than creepy.
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Pot papers
Well, Gov. Jerry Brown finally signed some regulations into law. What now?
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