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Editorial: Region should rally behind SACOG Blueprint
Local elected officials in our region will be asked on Thursday to renew their commitment to responsible growth.
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Proposal on 'big-box' stores heads to Sacramento City Council for debate
So-called big box stores such as Wal-Mart - this one in West Sacramento - could get into the Sacramento market if city leaders repeal restrictions on those businesses.
16-Year-Old Arrested In Connection With Davis Couple's Stabbing Death
A 16-year-old has been arrested in connection with the murder of an elderly couple in Davis, a family member has told CBS13.
SARTA Launches AgStart to Accelerate Ag Technology Ventures
The Sacramento Regional Technology Alliance is pleased to announce the launch of AgStart, SARTA's newest industry-cluster-focused program, which will accelerate the growth of companies developing and bringing to market innovative sustainable Agricultural technologies or Ag tech.
River Cats get the best of Rainiers
Stefen Romero collected two hits and drove in three runs as the Tacoma Rainiers fell to the Sacramento River Cats 6-3 in a Pacific Coast League game Sunday.
Natomas Unified trustee on campaign to videotape meetings
But Wednesday night, the other members of the school board disagreed, saying it is too expensive and would take too much staff time, Herche said.
Flea market finds home for Father's Day weekend
Looking for a fun Father's Day outing? Take Dad to the Davis Flea Market. This weekend is the grand opening for its new, permanent venue at 946 Olive Drive.
The Sacramento Area Regional Technology Alliance is launching its newest program -- called "AgStart" -- on June 25 at Club Pheasant in West Sacramento.
West Sacramento man denied parole in 1999 gang murder
On Thursday, District Attorney Jeff Reisig announced that the Board of Parole Hearing Commissioners denied parole Tuesday to 32-year-old convicted murderer Ramiro Acevedo, Jr. The hearing took place at the California State Prison in Soledad where Acevedo is serving a 15-to-life sentence in prison.
Back-seat Driver: Hazel Avenue houses torn down years ahead of road widening
The county has knocked down 40 of the 41 houses it bought on Hazel for that street's big road-widening project, leaving stretches feeling eerily empty.
River Cats to welcome 10-millionth fan at Raley Field on Friday night
In 2000, the Sacramento River Cats welcomed their first fan to Raley Field on a cold, rainy Friday night against the Edmonton Trappers.
Mechoopda unable to fight state opposition to land trust
After 13 years of battling for a federal land trust, the Mechoopda tribe no longer has funds to fight the state Attorney General's request that the tribe's application be denied.
Schools relish chance to spend
Woodland school leaders want to shrink kindergarten class rosters now jammed with 30 students.
Man sought following suspected stabbing of mom, stepdad
According to Sergeant Darren Imus of the Woodland Police Dept., officers were dispatched to 1443 Edwards Circle at 9:13 p.m. in response to a report of a man involved in a physical fight with his mother in front of the property.
Bob Dunning: Bauer's family gives Davis a big hug
A THANK YOU TO OUR COMMUNITY a Tim Bauer, one of the late Herbert Bauer's two sons, sends an "Open Letter to the Davis Community" about his father, who passed away last month at the age of 103 a writes Tim: "Herbert spent about 60 years residing in Davis and I remember from childhood how much he enjoyed living there.
Volunteers finish rebuilding McKinley Park playground in Sacramento
Nick George of Sacramento and Natalie Ahern of West Sacramento paint the McKinley Park playground Sunday.
West Sac Prep's first graduating class has stellar goals
How many high schools can boast that its entire graduating class will go to college, a vocational school or the military after commencement? At least one can: West Sacramento Early College Prep Charter School, which awarded diplomas to its first graduating class Sunday at Freeborn Hall at the University of California, Davis.
Windy Weather Topples Power Lines, Trees Following Record Heat
Sparks in the sky started several fires on the ground near Tahoe National Forest, and the strong winds and recent record hot temperatures only made them spread faster.
Thanks to media exposure and some helpful citizens, El Dorado County sheriff's officials have apprehended a suspect in the $7,000 theft that occurred in El Dorado Hills earlier this month.