New design-forward developments are on the horizon for the Sacramento area, from the Republic soccer stadium, a new arena and an ambitious cultural center.

Discover the public art helping Diagon Alley in Sacramento's North Oak Park hide its own corner of Harry Potter's Wizarding World.

“I grew up in prison,” author James L’Etoile likes to say. The Cameron Park author’s father was a correctional lieutenant, and as a boy raised in prison housing, L’Etoile learned to shoot pool and ...

We’ve always thought the perfect end to a nightclub crawl in midtown’s Lavender Heights would be to grab a great big crispy, cheesy slice of New York-style pizza after closing down the drag show or ...

Through Dec. 5 The Oakland-based artist—whose work is in permanent collections of museums like SFMOMA and the Whitney—is perhaps best known for his anthropomorphized sculptures of everyday objects, ...

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From nearly the womb, most Sacramentans are raised with the civic-pride-inducing belief that we have more trees per capita than any other city in the world after Paris. Now, thanks to Treepedia, a new ...

Rendering courtesy of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill A rendering of the proposed 557-foot-tall tower at 301 Capitol Mall that would include 100 residential units on the top floors “So much han,” one of us ...

A version of "Coloring Book" was on display at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2008. (Photo by Erika Sequeira/@sakiwaki) A“A 5-year-old could draw that!” Someone will inevitably point to the ...

Gone are the days when only wax-mustachioed hipsters understood the dark art of the light roast—today’s third-wave specialty coffee scene is as diverse as our city itself. Allow us to introduce you to ...

The Squeeze Inn's Squeeze With Cheese is justly famous for its cheesy skirt. (Photo by Ryan Donahue) Boy, are we full—of both nosh and nostalgia. That’s because we’ve spent the past two months ambling ...