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	Title	Issue
	A League of Her Own Rebecca Lowe’s colleagues at the NBC sports desk refer to her affectionately as “Mother of Dragons”—such is the fierceness of the 36-year-old London native’s passion for English Premier League soccer, which she covers for a growing American fan base. The broadcaster—who lives in El Dorado Hills with her husband Paul Buckle, head coach of the Sacramento Republic FC, and their 1-year-old son, Teddy—shares the inside scoop on how she manages her dual roles as a soccer guru and soccer-loving mom, and why there’s nothing quite like rooting for the underdog. By Jessica Rine	August-September 2017
	Signs of the Times By Rob Turner	August-September 2017
	We the People By Rob Turner	August-September 2017
	Northern Comfort By Hillary Louise Johnson	June-July 2017
	A Welcome Home From Los Angeles to London, civic leaders are searching for creative ways to combine technology and high design to shelter their cities’ growing homeless populations. In Sacramento, where tent villages have brought unwelcome national headlines, a home-builder-turned-councilman and an ambitious MIT-trained developer believe they may have the answer to solving the housing predicament. By Hillary Louise Johnson	June-July 2017
	Sweet Rides They are the original food trucks. Long before we could order Peruvian fries with a red wine soy reduction from a man in a van, the only fare we could choose from a menu on the side of a vehicle was frozen and sugary and delicious. Whether you’re craving a classic Creamsicle, a dark-chocolate-covered Bailey’s Irish Cream bar, or bubble gum gelato, we’ve got the scoop on five regional ice cream trucks worth chasing down the street this summer. By Jessica Rine	June-July 2017
	Best of the City 2017	June-July 2017
	Greener Acres By Leilani Marie Labong	June-July 2017
	California Dreamin' To mark its 50th anniversary at Cal Expo this year, the California State Fair is going back to the drawing board—literally—with a commemorative poster that’s a picture-perfect homage to the location’s fairy-tale beginning. By Jessica Rine	June-July 2017
	Spanning the Future By Rob Turner	June-July 2017