Finally had to cancel my paper because the price wasn't affordable for me for home delivery…read moreanymore. Digital reading the paper can be frustrating also, but I think they are trying to get rid of home delivery.

They don't and cannot resolve any billing issues. No one seems to understand the problem with…read morerenewing a subscription that was cancelled prior to the renewal date. And all they say is your subscription will cancel next month. Which has been the problem for the last three months. I also had to pay for a yearly subscription they cancelled that and I do not get the subscription for the year I paid they cancelled as of the cancel date. FIGURE OUT YOUR BILLING. I have asked to speak with a supervisor several times with no one getting on the phone.

The reviews here aren't great and for the most part you can understand why. It is unfortunately…read morelocated within an airport terminal, so it already has the disadvantage of being crowded, overpriced and stocked mostly with impractical knick knacks. However, as the name implies, this is a news and literary based store, so the selection of reading in that department was acceptable. I was also fortunate enough to come during a lull between busy lines at the register. I bought a neck pillow and the woman at the counter was quite friendly and explained the warranty and return policies with the company. In conclusion, come for the news (or a quick snack), then go see the world.

Average little airport convenience store w/ some books, magazines, newspapers, snacks, drinks,…read moretravel pillows, ravel-size toiletries and touristy gifts.

Newsbeat is a great local shop with an incredible, overwhelming selection. They carry just about…read moreeverything from collectibles, magazines, snacks, drinks and more! Staff was very friendly. The atmosphere has charm. It has that classic neighborhood newsstand feel. It can feel a litte bit cluttered but honestly that's part of the charm. The store is always busy on weekend.

I've been going to Newsbeat for years. It's a great store to stop in at when you need a gift for…read moresomeone but don't have any ideas. They truly have something here for everyone, and it's one of the last places you can get a print newspaper. You should bring cash if you can - newspaper sales cost more to process on card - and be prepared to be in some tight corners, because they really make good use of the space. Sadly, they no longer stock Jellycats, but it is what it is.

CECILY HASTINGS INSIDE PUBLICATIONS…read more3104 O STREET SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA 95816 Dear Sir or Miss Your wonderful book call Inside Sacramento, the cover is purple, was in the hotel rooms! When staying the people at Guest Service Desk say go ahead and take, how something House Keeping replaces when they cleaning the rooms! As far, I like call it Scavenger Hunt of our capitol town Sacramento, I got most the autographs in Down Town area, all in Old Sacramento And Bridge District, some in the Mid Town And Sutter District! I had read not remember where how many the merchants email the author say they feel really honored when people ask for the autograph on the appropriate pages! I have even tried someplace call CAFE BERNARDO on the page, wow! Thank you for a wonderful book! I guessing most are hotel guests as I seeing price is thirty dollar before tax, that be about thirty three give or take with tax? Mostly the Down Town area and Old Sacramento And Bridge District as these all are walking distance of Sheraton Grand Sacramento 1230 J! One place think call Maya Huel, met the owner! He signed that page and the next page as he say he owns both the restaurants! Another call Chocolate Fish Coffee, obviously not touristy area! I try a healthy green tea! Not touristy, went in a nursing home ask their Security person how get there! Thank again for a wonderful book! For me been good way learn of our capitol town Sacramento by doing equivalent of Scavenger Hunt! Karyn C Yay home town Oakland

I think Inside Publications is wonderful. I enjoy getting Inside Land Park and reading about what's…read morehappening in my neighborhood. I think having local artists grace the cover is a great idea. Sometimes I don't agree with the publishers POV, but it is always thoughtful and heartfelt, so it's all good.

August 2015 issue Page 136. Went to Rudy's Hideaway to get the lobster roll Shocked to be get…read moresomething that looks nothing like it. See my posted picture. I showed the waitress and manager the picture and they didn't recognize it. I can't fault the restaurant for false advertisement, but I can fault the magazine. The only reason I went to the restaurant is due to the article. Please stop your false advertising. You are only hurting the business. I will be canceling my subscription. I don't want to waste any more time driving out of town to be handing something I did not expect. The restaurant is great and doesn't deserve this.

I'm breathing an enormous sigh of relief at the several one-stars this "magazine" is getting…read more Thank god. I mean, I know I'm whacky, but at least it's not just me in this case. Ok, so how many freaking times can you devote an entire issue of magazine to FOOD. How many times? Well, if you're Sacramento Magazine, roughly 10 issues a year. "Best Hamburger in Sacramento," "Top 10 Places for a Romantic Meal." "Top 14 Restaurants In the South-Westish Corner of Suburbia Sacramento." WTF. There's so much more here than FOOD! And then they did the wedding issue. They interviewed several of us who gave more than enough material to write an informational story on getting married in Sacramento. What did they do? Well. They gave that entire section to House of Fashion, which I imagine paid them supremely to do so. And if you really wanna know about House of Fashion, you can see my review on that hellhole, too. I cancelled my subscription to this magazine about 6 months after starting it. Get a clue, Sacramento Mag. No one gives a damn about yet another "benefit," and "Who's Who" around Sacramento. Cripes, I get more info on Sacramento from Yelp than I do your ad-ridden pile of paper.

I also dropped The Reporter due to the outrageous price for a tissue thin newspaper, news that was…read morea day or two old, terrible customer service and the inability to reach anyone in management. They no longer have an office anywhere; all employees work from home. I was billed twice as much as my neighbor for the same exact number of papers and I was told it was because of an algorithm which no one could or would explain to me what that meant. Filed complaint with BBB and they were unable to receive any response either.

After 39 years of taking the Reporter I sadly have to stop taking it. It has gone through many…read morechanges, from 3 days a week to a full seven day a week paper worth reading. But since it has changed hands the price has become more than I can handle. I called this morning after getting my bill and was told the yearly fee would be around $500. She was extremely rude but given the circumstances, she probably has gotten many calls regarding the same thing. I can get most news on the internet, FREE. So have to give it up. Sorry Mr. Rico that you ever sold it to this seemingly greedy bunch.