I just spent some "quality time" on the site. I'm really pleased with the overall quality. Seems like you might consider adding "Education" or "Schools" as a content tab. Many people really care about things related to schools - comparative quality, achievements, interesting students - and the shrunken state of the Bee has created a gap. Maybe an opportunity for differentiation of sacramentopress.com?

I tweeted last weekend from the parkway, because I was SO grateful for the financial sponsorship of a stretch: Rex Cycle (and Nolte Associates). Thanks, again, Rex's... from a non-cyclist who absolutely loves this gem that we too often take for granted! (@philanthrophile)

Kathleen, as a story idea, I'm having a hard time finding localized estimates of budget cuts on some of our region's most vulnerable populations, including low-income children, seniors and immigrants. The California Budget Project has statewide information about the # of people who may lose benefits like CalWorks or Healthy Families. I found the #of children receiving CalWorks benefits in Sacramento, but it's really hard to get a grip on the total scope of state, county and city potential cuts in Sacramento County. Included in that should be cuts to food stamps (CFAP). I care because I'm a volunteer for River City Community Services, a food closet that serves people in need who live anywhere in Sacramento county. The information is coming out in dribs and drabs but it's hard to understand the cumulative effect of all of these potential cuts on vulnerable people here. I'd LOVE it if you and Sacramento Press can provide this valuable service.

I love this idea but just did typed "SP workshops" in the green search bar and it doesn't seem to be working

Hey, Ben et al... Looks like you updated your terms of use agreement 8 weeks ago, but your "help" page article makes it look like it hasn't changed since October 2008. You might want to update the page and the blurb on the Help page. I am FINALLY getting around to writing that blog post on sacramento press at www.philanthrophile.wordpress.com. Feel free to weigh in or send me something that I will make its on post. And sheepishly, I must admit I accidentally deleted the informative email you sent me in late April. Sigh. My bad - and thanks again for your initial response.

Cool project and cool online newspaper. There are so many great things that happen in this city, but coverage of them has pretty much dried up. As a blogger about non-profit issues, I'll be sure to spread the word about Sacramento Press. This is the first article I've seen. Bravo! www.philanthrophile.wordpress.com