London, Paris, Rome ... Sacramento. It would be inappropriate to include Sacramento in a list of historically rich, architecturally endowed and characteristically unique places like Europe’s “big three” destinations. Even on our own continent, the appeal of Sacramento is dwarfed alongside the likes of New York, Chicago or Boston. Let’s bring it even closer to home, meaning the West Coast or even closer, Northern California. San Francisco or Sacramento? If forced to label one or the other “world-class,” which would it be? Honestly. It wouldn’t be fair, or accurate, to say that Sacramento has nothing good to offer the world. It offers the world a lot of things, right? Think to yourself,

The Sacramento Press is all about providing an outlet for everyone in the community. We hit the street recently to get people's opinions about how to make Sacramento a premiere city. This week's question: Kings fans say Sacramento needs a professional sports team to be a world-class city. What else do you think we need to reach that status?   Yolanda Benson 54, Lobbyist Elk Grove "We need to make sure we continue to support research at universities. We need research facilities and we need to do what we can to support innovation. So that probably means coming up with some sort of economic development strategy that goes after those high-tech jobs. We have aerospace. We need to work aroun