1 hr ago | Sacramento Bee Newspaper
Sacto 911: Sacramento doctor convicted of sexually abusing patients
A Sacramento Superior Court jury today convicted Dr. Scott Dodd Anderson on six counts of sexually abusing two of his patients four years ago at a workers' comp clinic on Folsom Boulevard.
3 hrs ago | The Campbell Reporter
Gov. Jerry Brown has business people rolling in laughter
Gov. Jerry Brown, who once had a frosty relationship with the business folks who ran the traditional Sacramento Host breakfast, had them rolling in laughter Wednesday with one quip after another in a 30-minute address.
7 hrs ago | In El Dorado County
Red Hawk Casino Awards More Than $350,000 in Jackpots in Just Days
The slots at Red Hawk Casino are awarding more jackpots, to more winners, more often.
11 hrs ago | Sactown Royalty
New ad from Sacramento Convention and Visitors Bureau: 'We did it!'
In April, the Sacramento Convention and Visitors Bureau demonstrated their commitment to keeping the Kings in Sacramento by producing and running a :30 commercial spot titled, " In celebration of the NBA's decision to keep the Kings in Sacramento, and on the heels of the announcement that the team was sold to the local ownership group and Vivek ... (more)
15 hrs ago | Santa Cruz Sentinel
The final five: Presidential hopefuls continue Thursday at Cabrillo forums
In the first round of Cabrillo College's presidential candidate forums, hopefuls Farley Herzek and Marie-Elaine Burns discussed how their backgrounds working for California community colleges would help them embrace budget changes in light of Proposition 30.
Republican wins Central Valley state Senate race
A Republican has won a hotly contested state Senate contest in the southern San Joaquin Valley, with his top Democratic rival conceding Wednesday that the race will not go to a runoff.
Mont. man gets 3 years for guns in Calif. airport
A federal judge sentenced a Montana man to three years in prison on Wednesday for attempting to board a flight in Sacramento, California, with four loaded guns.
Sacramento area veterans awarded diplomas through Operation Recognition
William Raymond De La Ossa, who served in the U.S. Army in Vietnam, is among those presented with a diploma on Tuesday.
Sacramento City Council plans to boost parks budget for first time since '07
Sacramento's core public services have been devastated the past five years, the result of persistent, historic budget deficits at City Hall.
Sacramento Connect: Best of Blogs
The Sacramento Bee hosts a network of high- quality news providers and bloggers in the Sacramento region.
Dan Wallters: California State Bar bill hits competition
Thousands of law school graduates cannot find jobs as law firms cut back, as government agencies are squeezed, as corporations trim legal expenses and as technology handles rote legal work.
Sacto 911: Police arrest man for allegedly calling 911 at least 100 times
Sacramento police have arrested a man who they say has made more than 100 calls to 911 in the past several weeks.
Recipe: Grilled figs with pancetta, lemon and rosemary
Any kind of figs will work in this recipe. If the figs are small, you may want to cut the pancetta into smaller pieces.
A Sacramento, California girl was killed and her parents were injured when gunmen opened fire on their home Saturday night.
Things To Do: Cake won't perform at Thursday's Kings rally
Mayor Kevin Johnson had announced Friday that Sacramento rock band Cake would be headlining a rally for the Kings - previously scheduled for Wednesday - at downtown's Cesar Chavez Park.
The State Worker: Audit: California must look inward to assess failed payroll system
A new report from the Legislative Analyst's Office says the state needs to assess its role in the MyCalPays debacle.
Viewpoints: Are the naysayers wanting Sacramento to fail?
Why are so many so angry over the Kings staying in Sacramento? Judging by online reaction of Bee readers, you would think someone had stolen their firstborn.
Slaying of 10-year-old girl in North Highlands not an accident, sheriff's office says
The slaying of 10-year-old Elvira Campos as she sat and watched TV on Saturday night in her North Highlands house was not an accident, according to Sacramento County sheriff's homicide investigators.
Pacific Rim fest a treat -- and maybe a lesson in long life
Noel Coward once sang that only "mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the midday sun," but he never attended the Pacific Rim Street Fest, where more than 10,000 visitors poured into Old Sacramento on Sunday.
Sacramento group finds a worthwhile journey in Spanish pilgrimage