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Brad Pitt Resumes Drinking After Seven Years of Sobriety, Citing Moderation

Brad Pitt Resumes Drinking After Seven Years of Sobriety, Citing Moderation

Brad Pitt Resumes Drinking After Seven Years of Sobriety, Citing Moderation
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California Forever Seeks Legislative Support for New Town Development

California Forever Seeks Legislative Support for New Town Development

Developers of the proposed town California Forever are seeking last-minute legislative support to expedite the project's development in Solano County. The project, backed by Silicon Valley investors, aims to create a new town between San Francisco and Sacramento. Developers are requesting exemptions from certain environmental requirements and a neutral third-party mediator for tax revenue disputes. The project faces opposition from local groups concerned about environmental impacts and lack of transparency.
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SacTown Youth Nights Offers Safe and Engaging Activities for Teens

SacTown Youth Nights Offers Safe and Engaging Activities for Teens

SacTown Youth Nights provides a safe and engaging environment for teens and young adults in Sacramento, offering activities such as free boxing, mentorship, games, and workshops. These events aim to build confidence, leadership, and life skills, providing an alternative to staying home or engaging in potentially harmful activities. The initiative is part of a broader effort to support youth development and community engagement.
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Benson Boone Postpones Sacramento Concert Amid Vocal Struggles

Benson Boone Postpones Sacramento Concert Amid Vocal Struggles

Benson Boone Postpones Sacramento Concert Amid Vocal Struggles
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RECO Intensive Utilizes Dual Diagnosis Treatment for PTSD and Addiction in South Florida

RECO Intensive Utilizes Dual Diagnosis Treatment for PTSD and Addiction in South Florida

RECO Intensive Utilizes Dual Diagnosis Treatment for PTSD and Addiction in South Florida
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Benson Boone Postpones Sacramento Show Due to Vocal Issues

Benson Boone Postpones Sacramento Show Due to Vocal Issues

Benson Boone Postpones Sacramento Show Due to Vocal Issues
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Benson Boone Postpones Sacramento Concert Due to Voice Complication

Benson Boone Postpones Sacramento Concert Due to Voice Complication

Benson Boone Postpones Sacramento Concert Due to Voice Complication
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John Goodman Reveals 90-Kilogram Weight Loss and Personal Transformation

John Goodman Reveals 90-Kilogram Weight Loss and Personal Transformation

John Goodman Reveals 90-Kilogram Weight Loss and Personal Transformation
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Actor John Goodman Undergoes Significant Weight Loss, Reflects on Sobriety Journey

Actor John Goodman Undergoes Significant Weight Loss, Reflects on Sobriety Journey

Actor John Goodman Undergoes Significant Weight Loss, Reflects on Sobriety Journey
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Somatic Breathwork Event in Sacramento Offers Path to Self-Discovery

Somatic Breathwork Event in Sacramento Offers Path to Self-Discovery

Somatic Breathwork Event in Sacramento Offers Path to Self-Discovery
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Indie Rock Band WILLIS to Perform at Harlow's in Sacramento

Indie Rock Band WILLIS to Perform at Harlow's in Sacramento

Indie Rock Band WILLIS to Perform at Harlow's in Sacramento
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Study Reveals Mental Health Workers Hold Stigmatizing Views Toward Opioid Users

Study Reveals Mental Health Workers Hold Stigmatizing Views Toward Opioid Users

A study from the University of Georgia indicates that mental health workers may hold more stigmatizing views toward opioid users compared to the general population. The research surveyed 1,600 individuals across 13 Southern states, revealing that mental health professionals and first responders are more likely to agree with negative statements about opioid users. This stigma could impact the treatment provided to individuals with opioid addiction, potentially leading to reluctance in prescribing necessary medications. The study suggests that increased training for mental health workers could help reduce stigma and improve care for opioid users.