Sacramento Business Former Business Journal editor dies at 61 - John Lane Robinson, who was editor of the Sacramento Business Journal for five years, died Jan. 1. He was 61. Robinson, known among colleagues as "Jack," left Sacramento in 2016 to move t... https://t.co/ETE5y4wX0M
Sacramento Business Retail property near Curtis Park sold for $2.12 million - One of the few retail properties near the popular Curtis Park neighborhood of Sacramento has a new owner. https://t.co/yGLz2mmBFW
Sacramento Business Regulator demands health plans transfer 600,000 patients from troubled medical group - The California Department of Managed Health Care accuses a company affiliated with Employee Health Systems Medical Group of blocking patients' a... https://t.co/KQ8XxTWGOt
Sacramento Business Sutter Roseville Medical Center CEO Pat Brady to retire - Pat Brady is retiring as CEO of the Roseville hospital he led for nearly two decades. Brady became chief executive of Sutter Roseville Medical Center in 2000, about three ye... https://t.co/XL0d6dEWjH
Sacramento Business Restaurant closes after 10-year run in El Dorado Hills Town Center - Bistro 33 in El Dorado Hills celebrated New Year’s Eve with a “Bye 2017” party and then said goodbye to its space by shutting down. The restaurant's Facebook page... https://t.co/ylXcR66sKg
Sacramento Business PHOTOS: Recreational pot sales start in Sacramento - With the new year came a new reality in California — the legal sale of marijuana for recreational issue. In Sacramento, several medicinal marijuana dispensaries broadened their b... https://t.co/2Q0Q0Z1bom
Sacramento Business Ed Goldman: Four 2018 innovations we’re awaiting - As we proved once again last year, Americans are nothing if not innovative. We can not only make lemonade out of lemons but also exiles out of immigrants, enemies out of allies and... https://t.co/rmZUMSZRXV
Sacramento Business Two Sacramento region communities among best-selling nationally - Two Sacramento region residential master plans are among the top-selling nationally for 2017. https://t.co/8eISScYNOx
Sacramento Business 5 things to know, and why you need to vote in our poll - Welcome to 2018, loyal readers. If you've resolved to keep up with local business news this year, we can help. Here are your headlines. A really important poll Our newest pol... https://t.co/JrWMIIE996
Sacramento Business Sports Illustrated makes Major League Soccer prediction - A Sports Illustrated blogger shared his idea of what will happen to Major League Soccer locally, but it's not what Sacramento Republic FC fans want to hear. Writer Grant Wah... https://t.co/GyG4gaZeZj
Sacramento Business Why a local brewery's taproom is closed this week - You'll have to wait a little longer to toast 2018 at one local taproom. Effective Jan. 1, New Glory Craft Brewery has closed its taproom for remodeling, the locally owned business... https://t.co/B9n7GhNMHi
Sacramento Business Notable food and drink openings, closings in December (Slideshow) - Our most popular food-related story in December involved a makeover, rather than an opening or closing. That's right: I'm talking about celebrity chef Gordon Ramsa... https://t.co/Xe2NYAxuKx
Sacramento Business East Sacramento pizza restaurant will close in January - An eatery in East Sacramento is closing after more than a decade of business. Hot City Pizza at 5642 J St. will have its final day of business on Jan. 27, a sign outside the ... https://t.co/oPDUTn5Ta3
Sacramento Business Two South Natomas buildings sold in $55 million deal - Two of the most prominent Class A office buildings in South Natomas have a new owner after a $55 million sale this month. https://t.co/ntiDwm97nt
Sacramento Business Seven cannabis dispensaries approved by Sacramento to sell recreational weed - Seven Sacramento cannabis dispensaries have been given the thumbs-up by city officials to begin selling marijuana for recreation use on Jan. 1 — althoug... https://t.co/ypT5v2O9V1
Sacramento Business Year in Review: Favorite local photos of 2017 - On the surface, you might not think business coverage lends itself to an artistic eye. After all, our repeated references to acquisitions, building permits and stock prices don't exac... https://t.co/rdKHad3YQE
Sacramento Business Are you unconsciously fostering harassment in the workplace? - With new sexual harassment scandals being uncovered every day, even well-meaning managers might be unconsciously fostering an unsafe work environment. David Hassell, fo... https://t.co/DMSI5ld904
Sacramento Business New renderings show 20-story state office building downtown (Slideshow) - Newly released renderings show a glass-heavy addition planned for the downtown Sacramento skyline. Those renderings are for a 20-story state office building ... https://t.co/WS8F0nMl7a
Sacramento Business The advantages employers receive from hiring people with disabilities - People with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) often represent a talented, untapped labor market that employers should consider. You may think t... https://t.co/PK8pNre60r
Sacramento Business Ed Goldman: Reviewing the year’s profiles, Part 2 - This year, as every year, I was privileged enough to sit down with people who live to create art and live artful lives helping others. Here are some of them: Jeff Myers, a profess... https://t.co/HxR6nomgCj