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Here's a quick dinner, ideal for those nights when there's not much time to spend in the kitchen. Truth be told, I broke my foot a couple of weeks ago, and find that any time in the kitchen is too much! Consequently, I've been mastering quick, quick th...

Swordfish, salmon, crustaceans and sea urchins are some of the agenda items before the Legislature today. The 40th annual Fisheries Forum is in town, and lawmakers who sit on the Joint Committee on Fisheries and Aquaculture will hear from scientists, c...

Last week was a great week for two reasons- I made Mr.S. and I the most wonderful dinner on Thursday night (yep, I'm tootin' my own horn) and then on Friday night we saw a fantastic play at the Sacramento Theatre Company. I'm going to take a ...

I look at a number of places when I need some inspiration: blogs, books, magazines. A frequent source for new ideas is Cooking Light magazine. It's especially fun because in addition to receiving it myself, I give the magazine as a gift to my daughters...

Sam Querrey, a San Francisco native and part-time playerfor the Sacramento Capitals in World TeamTennis, becamethe top-ranked American for the first time. He rose threeplaces to No. 20. Photo (2012) by Paul Bauman   Congratulations, United St...

   Mardy Fish's comeback tournament ended Wednesday.   The wild-card team of Fish and fellow American James Blake lost to unseeded Treat Huey, a Washington, D.C., native who plays for the Philippines, and Jerzy Janowicz of Poland 7-...

Yasmin Schnack, shown in last year's $50,000 FSP Gold RiverWomen's Challenger in the Sacramento area, lost in the secondround of singles but won the doubles title with SacramentoCapitals teammate Asia Muhammad. Photo by Paul Bauman   Yasmin S...

Mardy Fish, left, chats with close friend and doubles partnerAndy Roddick at last year's BNP Paribas Open. Roddick retiredlast September, and Fish came close to following him. Photo by Paul Bauman   Mardy Fish was just happy to be on the cour...

Qualifier Tim Smyzcek signs autographs after stunning fifth seed and 2010 champion  Fernando Verdasco in the first round of the SAP Open on Tuesday. Photo by Paul Bauman   SAN JOSE -- Little Tim Smyzcek gave the United States a big lift ...

   Mardy Fish's career is in jeopardy, but he has far greater concerns.   The 31-year-old American withdrew from the SAP Open in San Jose with ongoing heart issues, tournament officials announced this week.Mardy Fish, shown at India...