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Rancho Cordova third-grader leaps into playwriting with B Street Theatre
The third-grader, along with 300 other students from Williamson Elementary School in Rancho Cordova, huddled inside the cafeteria for one reason - to watch a play that Angela had written.
7 hrs ago | Sacramento Bee Newspaper
Sheriff's officials testify Aquitania went to buy gun before double-fatal shooting
A dead man's reputation took a major tumble in court Friday in one of Sacramento's more high-profile homicides in recent years.
12 hrs ago | Sacramento Bee Newspaper
Jobs picture brightens in California and Sacramento region
The area's unemployment rate plunged to 8.3 percent in April from a revised 9.2 percent in March, a decline that surpassed encouraging statewide numbers, according to state figures released Friday.
Sacto 911: Man arrested in kidnapping of girl from S. Sacramento street
A man previously convicted of sex offenses has been arrested in connection with the mid-day abduction of a 7-year-old girl on a south Sacramento street nearly a week ago.
Sacto 911: Two Sacramento men sentenced in drug trafficking case
Four men, including two from Sacramento, were sentenced today in federal court in Sacramento for trafficking in the drug Ecstasy.
Mayor: Sacramento group's deal to buy Kings 'signed' and money wired
Mayor Kevin Johnson, confirming that the Maloofs have agreed to sell the Kings to Sacramento investors, said today the deal "has been signed on both ends" and "the money has been wired." Speaking at midtown restaurant Bacon & Butter following a morning segment on News10, Johnson said the deal still hasn't closed but he doesn't see any roadblocks ... (more)
Judge calls killer 'a coward,' sentences him to 44 years to life in prison
The judge called the murderer a "coward" Thursday just before he sent him away to state prison for 44 years to the rest of his life.
5 accused of insurance fraud totaling $900K
Five Sacramento-area residents have been arrested on suspicion of cheating insurers after allegedly filing more than 1,900 fraudulent claims for damaged or stolen high-end cellphones to receive replacement phones.
10 things to know about Juanes, due soon in Sacramento
In the world of Latin pop, he's known for sold-out shows, million-selling albums and the single name of Juanes.
Two Sacramentans to drive Bejing to Paris -- in '46 Ford
Tuesday will be Departure Day for Dr. Ernie Johnson and Ed Haag, and they're as ready as they'll ever be.
Sacto 911: Lodi man booked on manslaughter in death of roommate
Richard Welker, 33, was arrested on suspicion of voluntary manslaughter, felon in possession of a firearm and felon in possession of ammunition, according to a police press release.
Sacramento area sees fewer school layoffs as budgets improve
Wednesday's deadline for school districts to hand out layoff notices to educators ended this year with 182 teachers losing their jobs in Sacramento County.
Trash fire burns in south Sacramento
The fire is burning in a pile of construction debris at a facility called Sierra Waste recycling and transfer station.
Brown Plan Gives Districts Control Of State Education Funds
Gov. Jerry Brown's latest budget proposes a $17 billion infusion for California's K-12 schools over the next four years, a dramatic turn-around after years of teacher layoffs and program cuts that were common during the recession.
Dad accused of killing newborn daughter
Alias James McLaughlin, 20, came under suspicion after the Sacramento County Coroner's Office found that the newborn died of blunt force trauma to her head, the Sacramento Police Department said.
Sacramento-area experts part of massive flood-control project
Sacramento-area officials with the Edmonton, Alberta, Canada-based professional services and design consultant company Stantec Inc.
Capitol Alert: Senate approves Barbara Boxer's bill for Sacramento levees
In a rare display of bipartisanship on major legislation, the U.S. Senate passed Sen.
Appetizers: River Cats' Dan Dog part of nationwide 'Food Fight'
In this nationwide Food Fight, the Sacramento River Cats will try to swing for the fences with a bat-shaped burger.
Judge rules negligence by government in boy's Lassen park death
A Sacramento federal judge ruled Tuesday that the federal government negligently caused the death of a 9-year-old boy in July 2009 at Lassen Volcanic National Park.
Sacto 911: Driver guilty of second-degree murder in crash near Woodland
A Yolo County jury has found a Sacramento man guilty of second-degree murder in the death of a passenger in the vehicle he was driving in January 2012.