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Sacramento gains 200 new jobs in mortgage industry
Sacramento is getting 200 new jobs in the mortgage industry, sopping up some of the talent left over from the housing crash.
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Blue Diamond opens first phase of major plant in Turlock
Amid special ceremonies, the 103-year-old cooperative opened the first phase of its new manufacturing and processing plant in Turlock.
New figures show boost in gun sales across Sacramento region
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Sacramento Mother Accused Of Fatal DUI Makes Court Appearance
A Sacramento mom accused of driving under the influence in a crash that killed her son made an appearance in court on Tuesday.
Couple guilty in murder of mother of 2-month-old
A California couple is facing prison time after juries convicted them of luring an acquaintance to their home and strangling her to kidnap her 2-month-old boy.
Sacramento mayor takes lead in national effort to help cities prepare for extreme weather
Bee file, 2013. Mayor Kevin Johnson and other local officials today announced a new campaign that will lobby the state and federal governments to provide more funding to local infrastructure projects that defend cities from extreme weather.
Combined Sacramento Opera, Philharmonic hope to draw larger audience
An avant-garde classical concert at a nightclub, an opera production at the Crocker Art Museum – these are a couple of ways that the soon-to-be-merged Sacramento Opera and Sacramento Philharmonic are trying to draw in more families and a larger audience for the 2013-2014 season.
Slocum founder to helm Rio City Cafe
Kerry Kassis opened Slocum House in Fair Oaks Village in May 1986 and ran it for 23 years, taking it from an aspiring but underperforming restaurant to one of the great dining destinations in the region.
Fire Near Sacramento Airport Prompted Plane Crash Concerns
The tenants at the Westlake Apartments say the fire started on the deck and quickly moved to inside their home along Shoal Court.
Boy, 16, suspected of killing elderly Calif couple
Police in Northern California say they have arrested a 16-year-old boy on suspicion of killing an 87-year-old attorney and his wife.
Gang member convicted in West Sacramento murder
A member of the "Broderick Boy" and "Northern Ryder" street gangs was found guilty in the killing of another gang member in West Sacramento, the District Attorney's Office announced Monday.
Man who killed his mother recommended for release to Sacramento facility
A man who stabbed and bludgeoned his mother to death nine years ago has been recommended for placement in a community group home by a state-contracted agency.
Sacramento motorcycle club rides into its second century
One century after its incorporation, the Capital City Motorcycle Club continues to celebrate the freedom of the open road and the joy of riding.
Lawsuits Filed Over Plan To Manage Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta
Several opposing groups have filed lawsuits against a broad, long-range plan to manage the ailing Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta that was adopted in May. The four suits, filed over the course of the past month by environmental groups and water users, argue the Delta Plan does not fulfill its two co-equal goals of providing a more reliable water ... (more)
Nevada ACLU backing suit against 'patient dumping'
A psychiatric patient has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in Nevada accusing state officials of giving him a one-way bus ticket to Northern California, where he arrived, scared and disoriented, without money and identification in a city where he didn't know anyone and had never been.
Sacto 911: Coroner identifies young man killed at Sacramento gas station
The Sacramento County Coroner's office has released the name of the man killed when shots rang out Saturday at a South Sacramento gas station.
Artists donate their talents for tattoo marathon
Aaron Cabrera drove all the way from Los Angeles to be at the Royal Peacock tattoo parlor on P Street on Saturday night.
1 Dead and 2 Injured in Mack Road Shooting
On Saturday, June 15, 2013, at 11:31 a.m., officers responded to reports of a shooting in the 6600 block of Mack Road.
Life vest law rarely enforced around rivers, lakes
The Sacramento fire department explains why it is so important for children under 13 to wear life vests when in or on the Sacramento River.
Between the Lines: Suspense master Karin Slaughter next for Bee Book Club
Whenever the conversation turns to the nation's top thriller writers, the short list invariably includes New York Times best-selling author Karin Slaughter.