Apr 19, 2012 | Sacramento Bee Newspaper
Sacto 911: Investigation of care home pregnancy continues after disabled woman gives birth
Placer County sheriff's officials are continuing DNA screening in an effort to identify the person who impregnated a severely mentally and physically disabled woman living at a Penryn care home.
New shop is creative and resourceful
Jinina Jelarcic and Jennifer Mullikan, both of Roseville, peruse vintage items in Vintage Bricoleur, a new shop located in High Hand Fruit Shed.
Our View: Feds should not take casinos' side
Californians hold dear their right to protest, especially when developers try to build projects near their backyards.
Penryn boy owes his life to organ transplant
"I was born with a rare liver disease called biliary atresia, which affects the liver's function." Connor said.
Anthony Maki-Gill accepted to Colorado clay exhibition
Sierra College congratulates Anthony Maki-Gill for earning a spot in the prestigious Contemporary Clay Biennial at the Western Colorado Center for the Arts.