DAN EVANS
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 14, 2026
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More than 125 groups urge Newsom to sign AB 2222 now (opens the original)
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Journalists can, and do, argue about almost anything. Put more than 125 news organizations and advocacy groups together, and you might have trouble getting them on what time to have lunch, much less what to eat. But this week, an unusually broad coalition came together with one message for Gov. Gavin Newsom: Sign AB 2222. The letter, sent out earlier this month and organized by Rebuild Local News, includes labor unions, press associations, broadcasters, nonprofit news organizations, independent
A family getaway to Greenhorn Ranch near Quincy (opens the original)
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It turns out I am a reasonably good shot. This came as a surprise to everyone, most of all me. Until recently, I had not fired a gun, ridden a horse or attempted to fly-fish since my abbreviated career in the Boy Scouts. Given that I dropped out at the rather undistinguished rank of First Class, we are not talking about an especially lengthy period of outdoorsmanship. But there I stood at Greenhorn Ranch, a dude ranch outside Quincy, shotgun pressed against my shoulder, staring down a small oran
Live music without the hassle? Not Loud gets it right (opens the original)
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The sign at the entrance to Napa Yard said the gates would open at 6:30 p.m. It also warned concertgoers not to sneak in early. Looking around at the relaxed crowd at the July 19 Not Loud Concerts Summer Session, I did not sense an imminent rush on the barricades. People chatted, checked their phones and waited patiently for the show to start. Not Loud Concerts is built around a simple idea: Live music should not always require an all-day commitment, complicated logistics or speakers loud enough
Napa should let Charlie Rossi remain in his home (opens the original)
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There is something about all of this that just doesnât sit right. Given the remarkable amount of web traffic, hundreds of comments and reactions on social media on the topic, that seems to be the common response. Rarely do progressives, moderates and conservatives agree on much of anything, but this time around, it seems clear:Â Let Charlie stay in his home. As Jennifer Huffman wrote last week, the city of Napa is inching closer to a plan that would solve the decades-long debacle that is the f
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