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Led by the ever-so-nasty vocalist Wattie Buchan, this Scottish punk rock four-piece has been firing on all cylinders while trotting across the globe this year. Although The Exploited’s ‘Disorder USA 2023’ tour is a short one – only 11 dates on this side of the Atlantic – one of the stops is in Roseville on May 31.

Now into their sixth decade, The Exploited rolls through the Capital Region on May 31

Regina Brink remembers going with her family to her first musical, “Man of La Mancha,” when she was 10 years old. Her father asked special permission from the ushers to sit by Brink’s side and whisper descriptions to her of what was happening onstage, which really helped Brink, who has been blind since birth.

An experience for all: Sacramento area performing arts venues find new ways to take patrons with disabilities on the stage’s journey

Fans of Necrot may remember the band played at Harlow’s back in 2019 with gore merchants, Exhumed, and Sonoran death metal cretins, Gatecreeper. Now, fans of early Grave, Sinister, Blood Incantation and even Immolation will appreciate Necrot’s latest album, “Mortal,” which was dropped during the beginnings of the pandemic in August 2020. The trio’s upcoming show at Café Colonial will continue to support that release.

Death metal horde, Necrot, to play a rare Sacramento show at Café Colonial May 19

Timothy Murphy is the CEO of Sacramento Regional Builders Exchange and Construction Industry Education Foundation. SRBX is a construction trade association that’s been around since 1901 with approximately 900 members in the Greater Sacramento region. With many of SRBX’s members involved in the conversation regarding homelessness, SRBX is looking at what it can do to see more affordable multifamily housing built.

Sacramento Regional Builders Exchange and Construction Industry Education Foundation CEO Timothy Murphy speaks on the value of wraparound services to address homelessness

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Tenants from around California converged on the State Office Building in Downtown Sacramento Wednesday to implore lawmakers to pass SB 567, also known as the Homelessness Prevention Act. The bill is meant to stop landlords from finding ways around the few meager tenant protections that exist in the state. Several people who arrived at the gathering said that those loopholes had either made them or a loved one homeless – or, in one case, lead to someone’s death on the streets.

Homelessness, death and the future: A battle in Sacramento over bill to stop loopholes in eviction law

Peter Cohen is policy director of Sacramento Housing Alliance, an organization of around two dozen member organizations that works to increase affordable housing supply and bolster the efforts of affordable-housing developers through advocacy and education. Cohen is “an urban geographer by training” who spent 20 years working in the realm...

Sacramento Housing Alliance Policy Director Peter Cohen on how affordable housing solutions boil down to money, land and capacity

‘It would be nice if there was more consistent information, instead of just showing up at the light rail stop and finding a sign that says ‘oops, sorry, you better find another way today.’. SacRT will soon upgrade its fleet of aging trains, replacing dozens of decades-old vehicles but...

Stripping the grime and gears to go forward: SacRT plans revamp of its decrepit trains, causing delays

Lisa Bates has been the CEO of Sacramento Steps Forward since 2019. The nonprofit organization formed in 2011 to act as a regional planning body “responsible for leading efforts around coordinating a response to ending homelessness,” Bates says. SSF is the lead organization for the Sacramento Homeless Continuum...

Sacramento Steps Forward CEO Lisa Bates on addressing homelessness through a comprehensive, collective approach

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Stout Rebellion keeps bringing the Irish musical bravado, and fun, to the Capital region

It was Irishpalooza and Harlow’s dark curtain was lit green as the jaunty sounds of a tin whistle cut the air. The players of Stout Rebellion...

Stout Rebellion keeps bringing the Irish musical bravado, and fun, to the Capital region

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