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State budget crisis scuttles Delta levee hazard detection, repairs
Argus Technologies project manager Mara Johnson scans a levee in Natomas on Friday.
Man convicted of failing to register as sex offender
Yolo County district attorney Jeff Reisig announced a Yolo County jury convicted 53-year-old John Eric Foster on June 30 of one count of failing to register as a sex offender after suffering a felony sex offense.
West Sacramento teens make their voices heard at City Hall
Teenagers complain that no one listens to them. In West Sacramento, their voices are being heard.
Accused killer can plead to avoid death penalty
A man whom authorities say strangled seven women throughout Central California is getting a chance to plead guilty to murders to avoid the death penalty.
Fiscal changes hit prison officers union hard
Once seen as the model of public employee labor sophistication and clout, California's prison officers union is struggling amid the state's financial meltdown and a sour relationship with Gov.
Economy slows West Sac's ambitious building plans
Mayor Christopher Cabaldon watches work going on along West Capitol Avenue outside City Hall.
Spare the Air Day declared on Sunday; ride the bus for free
This summer, when the Air Quality Index is expected to exceed "150" for ozone levels, the AQMD sends out announcements at least the day before so people will know they can ride Yolobus at no charge because of the special designation.
West Sacramento burglary suspect charged with Bay Area murder
A 21-year-old transient, arrested on June 4, in West Sacramento after allegedly burglarizing a home, has been re-arrested on suspicion of murder in Belmont.
Officials Expected To Approve RT Fare Hikes
Jun 21, 2009 11:12 pm US/Pacific Reporting Checkey Beckford A $9 million budget gap may force Sacramento Regional Transit officials to hike fares for the second time this year and eliminate a number of routes.
Bailed-out bank's deals raise concerns
Bank President John A. DiMichele says no bank directors had received favors or defaulted.
Yolo deputies will not be forgotten
Jessica Diaz, 7, points to the plaque honoring her father, slain Sheriff's Deputy Tony Diaz, as her mother, Silvia Diaz, and sister Alejandra Diaz, 5, get a closer look.
92 criminal charges against woman who bilked retirees to rund gambling habit
A Sacramento woman was arrested by Yolo County law enforcement officials on suspicion of grand theft, embezzlement and burglary charges after she allegedly "fleeced" retirees out of almost $350,000 to pay for a daily gambiling habit.
Two Alleged Car Burglars Busted In West Sacramento
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Group: 'Crime is down' in Broderick area
A hearing held in Yolo County Superior Court on a gang injunction against the West Sacramento Broderick Boys gang drew a response Thursday morning from community representatives who claim no such group exists, and -- contrary to claims from law enforcement -- crime has actually diminished over the past four years.
Local Mayors Attend Conference
Listen to the report West Sacramento Mayor Christopher Cabaldon was joined by Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson and Rancho Cordova Mayor Dan Skoglund in pushing for stimulus dollars directly to this region for eco-friendly transportation funding and other green projects.
Horse Cow art collective seeks new Sacramento area site "to create and be creative"
Allen Denault has heard it all before: It can't be done. That doesn't make sense.
West Sacramento Police Investigate Homicide
West Sacramento police said they are investing a homicide after a deceased woman was found in her bed.
Fire engineer retires; other promoted to his spot
Mike Calista served the city of Woodland and the Woodland Fire Department for more than 31 years and worked his last 48-hour shift as a Fire Engineer on May 26-27. What Calista didn't know when he showed up for work at 7 a.m. was that his son Josh, a fire engineer with the West Sacramento Fire Department, was in uniform and ready to report to duty ...
Two hurt in shooting at apartment
A fight may have led to a shooting about 4 a.m. Friday at an apartment complex on West Sacramento Avenue, leaving two men with minor gunshot wounds and two male suspects on the loose.
Chico Shooting Injures Two at Apt. Complex
Two men shot early this morning in Chico. The two victims were found laying in the parking area of an apartment complex on West Sacramento Avenue just after 4 AM.
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