LeBron Hill

2 weeks ago | sacbee.com | LeBron Hill

The match-up in the NBA’s Eastern Conference Finals between the Indiana Pacers and New York Knicks embodies the magic of sports for several reasons that begin and end with one name: Tyrese Hailburton. Kings fans know the significance of that name, and so did I as a new Sacramentan. Or at least I thought I knew until the Pacers’ wonder guard taught me something about the pain of being a Kings fan and the magic of sports.

2 weeks ago | sacbee.com | LeBron Hill

Countries like Norway and Sweden adopted electric vehicles with ease because they are good for the environment, a truth that is still subject to partisan politics in the United States. Republicans in Congress have sunk their fangs into electric vehicles by way of attacking California’s progressive goals of reducing vehicle emissions, polluting our air, and worsening climate change conditions such as wildfires, intense weather and floods. Since Gov.

2 weeks ago | sacbee.com | LeBron Hill

I have spoken to many people in Sacramento who lead youth service programs, and they all say the same thing: When elected leaders in the city of Sacramento face tough budget cycles, as they are now, the first cuts are often to programs for kids who badly need job training, after-school programs and other resources. It took the city three tries in six years for the city to create a funding stream for kids.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | LeBron Hill

I have spoken to many people in Sacramento who lead youth service programs, and they all say the same thing: When elected leaders in the city of Sacramento face tough budget cycles, as they are now, the first cuts are often to programs for kids who badly need job training, after-school programs and other resources. It took the city three tries in six years for the city to create a funding stream for kids.

3 weeks ago | sacbee.com | LeBron Hill

In this era of culture war politics, the importance of law has diminished significantly. Instead of being crafted to create balance for our society, laws are being used as ammo for political games. I’ve thought a lot about this issue since reading a book by Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, “Over Ruled: The Human Toll of Too Much Law.” In it, Gorsuch explains how, in the last generation, America has become a law-obsessed nation, to the detriment of everyday Americans.