Having recently accompanied a loved one to a medical procedure I now have a new appreciation for texting.

I can’t tell you how often readers ask, “When will your Ed-iquette series return to The Goldman State?”

While I’m far from prudish, I firmly believe the parent organization of Sutter Medical Foundation should be indicted for sending obscene materials through the United States Postal Service.

Dr. Flo Cofer really wants a ginger cookie to top off the overdue lunch she’s ordering at Tower Cafe, a stalwart bistro in Sacramento’s redevelopment-ready Broadway corridor.

The surgeon general of the United States, who doesn’t have to be either a surgeon or a general (though the current one, Vivek Murthy, is an actual physician), has again weighed in with warning labels

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I recently read a front-page story in the Wall Street Journal about pencils suddenly being a hot commodity among young people—really young people. Elementary

WORKING ON A CONTAINER —When I heard that the Tupperware company had declared bankruptcy, I tried to react appropriately. I burped.

“I wrote the book because I want someone to know I was here, that I existed.” The speaker is Swannie Hoehn.

“Memos From Hell” is the first chapter of my first book, “How to Incorporate Your Dog (and Other Solid Business Tips).”

About a month ago, the new CEO of Starbucks, fresh from the same job at Chipotle, said he’d commute to work by private jet.

Is the bubble-gum bubble over? America’s love affair with chewing-gum, a pastime since it was invented in 1869, appears to be on the wane, according to suppressed-panic comments from some of the treat’s largest makers.