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• Cops: Ind. gunman who took, released hostages dies
• Miwok Indian tribe wins right to build casino near Plymouth
• Raley's declares impasse in negotiations with union
• Sacto 911: 'Public Employees' Bill of Rights' stalls in Assembly committee
• Oakley Dem Frazier takes big money lead in AD11 race
• Sacto 911: Gunshot victim K-9 Bodie gets big sendoff from vet center
• Twin Rivers union president placed on leave over fight allegation
• Capitol Alert: Police report released on California lawmaker's DUI arrest
• Sacto 911: Police warn of prowler exposing himself in Davis
• Capitol Alert: Bid to tie minimum wage to inflation dies in California Assembly
• NJ man charged with murdering NY boy Patz in 1979
• Sacto 911: Update: Driver killed in Highway 50 roll-over wreck identified
• Miss district agrees to stop handcuffing students
• Sacto 911: Sacramento sheriff's Work Project offers amnesty
• How to display the American flag
• Edwards juror issue arises; case stops for weekend
• Appetizers: Lounge ON20 to close this weekend
• Assembly approves bill for Ronald Reagan statue
• The State Worker: California supervisors group mobilizing to fight Jerry Brown's 4/9.5 furlough plan
• UC pension plan contributions go up July 1
• Memorial Day closings
• City Beat: Business group issues misleading campaign ad against Pannell
• How the parents of baby boomers differ from their children in happiness
• UC Davis Health researchers get $6.6M for stem cell work
• Folsom Tahoe Joe's closes, refers customers to Roseville restaurant
• Sutter opening Elk Grove surgery center
• Small business summit planned in Yolo County
• Top of the List: Environmental engineering and consulting firms
• Top of the List: Public relations agencies
• Top of the List: Advertising agencies
• ED GOLDMAN: Elliott Fouts is back
• Morgan Stanley to repay some Facebook investors
• Starting this Memorial Day (May 28th) and through Labor Day (September 3rd), Blu...
• How do I ensure my small biz survives my death?
• Hurricane warning issued for Mexico ahead of Bud
• French president in Afghanistan, discusses pullout
• San Francisco to spruce up and repair Coit Tower
• Sac State baseball beats Nevada to open WAC Tournament
• Sacramento men plead guilty to structuring pot proceeds to avoid reporting rules
• Calif. lawmakers switch schedule for extra pay
• Placer County June 5, 2012 Presidential Primary pre-election voter information
• Man arrested in 1979 disappearance of NYC boy Patz
• Capitol Alert: U.S. attorney fumes at Gov. Jerry Brown's timber deal
• Suspect in disappearance of Calif teen arraigned
• One-time top Calif. football prospect exonerated
• The State Worker: SEIU Local 1000 to start pay cut talks with Jerry Brown
• Sacto 911: Sacramento man, 81, killed in collision on Watt Avenue
• I'll Have Another trainer O'Neill suspended by CHRB
• Morgan Stanley may refund some Facebook investors
• Mexican boy's eyes gouged out in apparent ritual
• Congressman flies GOP flag on energy in Bay Area
• Limbaugh bust security costs Mo. taxpayers $1,100
• Elton John falls sick, cancels 3 Las Vegas shows
• The State Worker: Column Extra: Jerry Brown administration talking about alternatives to 4/9.5 workweek
• Sacto 911: Two convicted of North Natomas murder each get 40 to life
• Dog in Stockton injured in firework explosion
• Wilke Fleury weathers 90 years of big changes in law practice, names
• Medical marijuana advocates claim legal victory
• Capitol Alert: Capitol events showcase California scientists and students
• Food stamp fraud raising concerns in gov't offices
• Starting this Memorial Day (May 28th) and through Labor Day (September 3rd), Blu...
• Dozens of prisoners riot at Calif. prison
• Lady Gaga angers Thai fans with fake Rolex comment
• Zimmerman wants evidence private in Martin case
• CSU chancellor Charles Reed to retire
• Appetizers: Triumph uncorked on June 22 - food, wine and a great cause
• Fast-growing Envision adds more space to headquarters
• Sacramento great summer escape with chair yoga and slow Tai chi
• Small Business 101 Workshop
• Feinstein Letter to California Fish and Game on Drakes Bay Oyster Co.
• New push to deal with L.A. helicopter noise - Los Angeles Times
• Senator: What I saw in Afghanistan - San Diego Union Tribune
• Rep. Chu Applauds Major Federal Contracting Reform
• ED GOLDMAN: Meet Pat McConahay
• CalPERS will vote 7.8M shares against Wal-Mart board
• Siemens will build vehicles for $73M light rail contract
• Three solar farm projects for SMUD go online
• Running Creek Casino opens Friday
• State reports large drop in jobless claims
• Southwest Airlines to offer international flights
• Feinstein Statement on Prison Sentence for Pakistani Doctor Shakil Afridi
• Sheldon, Bear River win, Woodcreek rallies in section softball finals
• Voluntary recall for Shitake-Ya mushroom slices
• Ailene Voisin: Bobby Jackson to coach Kings' summer league squad
• 3rd POTUS pool report: Redwood City
• Poll finds support fading for $1 cigarette tax
• Report: More students taking science, math
• 2nd POTUS pool report: Atherton fundraiser
• AP News Alert
• First POTUS pool report: Moffett to Atherton
• Authorities think illegal burn sparked Nevada fire
• Zimmerman complained about Sanford police in 2011
• Teen girl held in attempted murder of her mother
• Secret Service chief says there’s no culture of misbehavior
• 101-year-old man killed by 91-year-old driver
• California farmers, residents to get more water
• Obama team trumpets new polling on gay marriage
• Pakistan convicts doctor who helped find bin Laden
• Unabomber submits update to Harvard alumni book
• HP to cut 27,000 jobs to save up to $3.5B annually
• Sacramento Bee, LA Times sue to force UC disclosure of pepper spray officer names
• Romney promotes education agenda, defends Bain
• Garamendi Promotes Technology Transfer from Public Research to Private Investment, Make It In America Policies at Livermore Events
• California MMA fighter faces trial in grim slaying
• Blue Shield of California CEO plans retirement
• Sacramento ranks second in U.S. for urban parks
• Franciscan files tell abuse story
• Between Facebook and JPMorgan, Wall St. woes mount
• Man says Ore. psychiatrist told him he wasn't gay
• Lucroy homers in Brewers 8-5 win over Giants
• FEC Releases Enforcement Documents
• HP to cut 27,000 jobs by 2014
• The Swarm: City Council approves help for higher Sacramento utility bills
• Sacramento ranks No. 2 for parks
• Failed Contra Costa water fee flopped in 18 of 19 cities
• Alan Simpson unloads on Oakland protesters
• Poll results: Governor's budget plan isn't realistic
• McClatchy to charge for online access?
• ED GOLDMAN: Bad move, Apple
• Honoring Contra Costa County District 2 Supervisor Gayle Uilkema
• Recognizing the Richmond Police Activities League on 30 Years of Public Service
• Tearing down Tercero dorms at UC Davis slideshow
• HP earnings eyed for news on job cuts
• Sacramento region distressed home sales on decline
• Promoting tourism to Chinese visitors could help California's economy
• Honoring Larry Sly
• Congressman Sherman and Congressman Campbell lead effort to stop new accounting rules for leases
• Nevada wildfire spreads, destroys 2 homes
• Woodcreek, Sheldon advance to section softball title games
• Franklin baseball beats rival Davis in extra innings
• 27-year-old man fatally shot in Arden Arcade area
• Primary protest votes show displeasure with Obama
• Congresswoman Maxine Waters’ Congratulates Loyola Marymount University for Receiving $1.2 Million Grant from the U.S. Department of Education for its TRiO Upward Bound Program
• Congresswoman Maxine Waters’ Congratulates Co-Op LA for Receiving $2.6 Million Grant from the U.S. Department of Education to continue its TRiO Upward Bound Program
• Nancy Reagan recovering from broken ribs
• Silicon Valley tech exec accused of Lego thefts
• Skydiver dies, two others rescued after landing in Lake Tahoe
• Assembly school finance guru sides with Brown on Prop. 98
• Mass. subpoenas Morgan Stanley in Facebook case
• Prep blog: Diondre Batson, Aaron Tombleson earn NorCal Track and Field honors
• The State Worker: Commission signs off on Jerry Brown's reorganization plan
• Sacto 911: Colfax woman accused of opening fraudulent accounts
• The State Worker: CalPERS to host three retirement planning fairs this summer
• Thousands of West Coast immigration files released
• Sacto 911: Sacramento jury convicts man in 2008 shooting death of cousin
• Romney adds to delegate lead with win in Kentucky
• Beam them up: Ashes of 'Star Trek' actor in orbit
• Mountain lion killed in downtown Santa Monica
• Sheriff: Suspect linked by DNA to missing CA teen
• Good luck to Chula Vista's own American Idol superstar Jessica Sanchez! We'll be...
• Deputy: Missing skydiver found dead in Lake Tahoe
• Suspects in Giants fan beating face new charges
• Warriors unveil plans to move to San Francisco
• Police: Calif. man shipped 250 lbs. of pot to NJ
• LA designer says Facebook bride wore her dress
• Sacramento ranks No. 6 on healthy cities index
• "When we say "infrastructure", we normally think of roads and bridges and sewers...
• Prolonged Facebook slide could hurt Calif budget
• Longtime Channel 10 anchor Sharon Ito retires
• Motel 6 sells for $1.9B to Blackstone
• Bar exam passage rate almost unchanged at 42% for February test
• CalSTRS to vote its 5.3 million shares against Wal-Mart's whole board
• Governor: Despite budget problems, California still has bright future
• Foes target Boehner/Lungren event in Woodside
• Senate Intelligence Committee Approves FISA Extension Bill
• ED GOLDMAN: Agitated? Who's agitated?
• Most popular East Sacramento restaurants slideshow
• Providence Publications lands national awards, including 3 for Workers' Comp Executive
• Fountains at Roseville concerts return
• 3 hurt in shooting after Okla. City Thunder game
• Small plane crashes in California neighborhood
• Kings blog: OKC making noise like Kings of old ...
• 4 arrested after man's beating at Dodger Stadium
• Surgical scars some see as racist provoke SD march
• Court: Gay Ohio student may wear T-shirt to school
• Sherman Introduces Bill Granting Visa Waiver Status to Israel
• Mistrial declared in DJ Williams' DUI case
• Reno's Silver Legacy files for Chapter 11; Indian casinos a factor
• College student who went missing in Yosemite found
• The Swarm: U.S. Senate finally confirms another delayed federal judge
• 4 arrested after man's beating at Dodger Stadium
• Capitol Alert: Assembly approves mandatory arrests for airport gun incidents
• Sharon Ito announces she's leaving Channel 10
• Sacto 911: Fatal crash reported along Highway 49 in Nevada County
• Appretizers: Do you have a creative coffee idea for State Fair contest?
• Capitol Alert: Pay panel to consider salary cut for elected officials, member says
• Capitol Alert: Senate approves rules for self-driving cars in California
• Obama urged to woo Asian-Americans, not just $
• Wine educator Donal Smith to teach classes in Lodi
• Call to readers: Will you watch Ramirez at Raley Field?
• Sacto 911: Sacramento jury believes girl, convicts man of rape
• Appetizers: Sacto MoFo 5 food truck festival coming July 21
• Ruling: Winners in meal break cases can't collect legal fees
• Capitol Alert: CA Senate moves to ban hunting bears, bobcats with hounds
• Ex-Rutgers student gets 30 days in webcam case
• Late Bee Gee Robin Gibb hailed in native Britain
• Watch out for suits carrying fruits
• Tons of pot found floating off Southern Calif.
• UC Davis professor receives grant to study gratitude
• Sacto 911: Elk Grove woman identified as car crash victim
• Sacramento region ranks No. 22 for average pay
• Yee introduces bill to ban ‘bullet buttons’
• From behind the paywall: Hospital hiring, customer service and an anaerobic digester
• Best of Biz Leads: May 21
• Feinstein Announces Confirmation of Judge Paul Watford to 9th Circuit
• On Friday, the House passed the defense spending bill that included legislation...
• ED GOLDMAN: Sacramento musician looks ahead
• Cal ISO makes it easier to connect commercial solar projects to grid
• El Dorado Co. vineyard adds indoor venue
• Gas prices inch up
• Sacramento might relax business parking standards
• A Tribute to Gwen Regalia, Mayor of Walnut Creek
• In Honor of Hulet Hornbeck
• A Tribute to Richard L. Talbott
• Honoring Albin Gruhn
• Introduction of the Protect America's Wildlife Act of 2009
• Recognition of Mt. Diablo Peace and Justice Center 40th Anniversary
• Judge George D. Carroll Courthouse Renaming Ceremony
• Tribute to Thomas J. Graff
• In Recognition of Patrick W. Henning's Outstanding Career of Public Service
• Congratulating the Transportation Trades Department On Its Twentieth Anniversary
• Metro bus driver fatally shot by passenger in LA
• San Francisco Bay to Breakers run with few arrests
• Teen attacked after knocking down motorcyclists
• Babe Ruth jersey sells for record $4.4 million
• What the evidence in Trayvon Martin case doesn't show
• Viewing events, eyewear urged for 'Ring of Fire'
• Millions look skyward as rare eclipse crosses Asia
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies at 62
• APNewsBreak: 22 states join campaign finance fight
• Sacto 911: Coroner identifies robbery suspect slain by deputy
• Sacto 911: Highway 50 crash victim identified
• Cowgill's collision powers A's past Giants, 6-2
• I'll Have Another could face strong Belmont field
• Treating dog bites
• Bills seek to assist ex-felons seeking jobs
• Tahoe bicyclists turn out in force for record
• For gay marriage opponents, moments shape minds
• More activists charged related to NATO summit
• LA's Old Chinatown ponders a future with Wal-Mart
• Metro bus driver fatally shot by passenger in LA
• Preps Plus: Cosumnes River College makes history, wins State JC Baseball Championship in 12 innings
• Tropical Storm Alberto hovers off SC coast
• Pilot killed in Calif. jet crash identified
• Oakland police to search building used to grow pot
• New 1940 US census records show black undercount
• Contra Costa Supervisor Gayle Uilkema has died
• Preps: Woodcreek belts Del Oro 4-0 in D-II girls soccer shocker
• Promenading as mermaids in Old Sacramento just for the fun of it
• Update: Female suspect in Friday shooting identified
• Chelsea beats Bayern Munich in penalty shootout
• First tropical storm of the season forms off SC
• Kentucky Derby winner I'll Have Another wins the Preakness Stakes
• Will Smith slaps journalist who tries to kiss him
• Bomb kills 1 student, wounds 7 in Italy
• Sacto 911: Highway 50 crash kills Mather man
• Lady Gaga arrives in Philippines amid protests
• Dad pushes for school stock of allergy attack meds
• Sacto 911: Cell phone may have led to fatal Power Inn crash
• How an overnight 16 hour fast could keep you from gaining weight says new study
• Records: Joplin twister was costliest since 1950
• 5 to watch: Horses with chance vs. the Derby champ in Preakness
• Detained protesters accused of Chicago terror plot
• Sacto 911: Shot Sacramento police dog still recovering
• Expect weekend temperatures that are warmer than usual in Sacramento
• Woman gets 20 years for firing warning shot
• Sacto 911: Suspect in robbery string shot, killed by Sacramento deputy
• Capitol Alert: Gavin Newsom debuts as cable talk show host
• 73-year-old Japanese woman scales Mount Everest
• Kobe leads Lakers past Thunder in 99-96 thriller
• 76ers stun Celtics 92-83 in Game 4 to even series
• LA police arrest 2 in killings of Chinese students
• Pilot dies in military trainer jet crash in Calif.
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• Unsung CBS knocks top-ranked Del Oro out of softball playoffs
• Zito beats old A's team as Giants win 8-6
• Sobriety checkpoint planned Saturday in Meadowview area
• Cosumnes River College baseball snaps national-leading 33-game winning streak to open State JC playoffs
• Greg Correa continues family name for McClatchy baseball, beats Oakmont in D-II baseball playoff opener
• Bay Area congressmembers call Safeway lawyer’s joke ‘sexist’
• Defensible space credited with saving Wilton-area home threatened by fire
• Was that a rat on Contra Costa Boulevard?
• CDC to baby boomers: Get tested for hepatitis C
• Texas high court orders state to pay ex-inmate $2M
• Salinas grower recalls bagged iceberg lettuce
• Federal officials announces 20K youth summer jobs
• Man's defibrillator stops knife during attack
• Raley's reports no significant progress in mediation today
• Prep Blog: Sierra College ace beats national No. 1 Orange Coast 4-0 in state JC playoff opener
• Metro Edge event slideshow
• Things To Do: Looking for Laughs? Catch Leigh Rubin at The Bee
• Sacto 911: Suspects sought in separate attacks on two men in Woodland
• Military trainer jet crashes in Calif.; 1 dead
• Facebook falls flat in public debut
• Sacto 911: Police dog injured in Land Park shooting in critical condition
• Congressman Brian Bilbray Fights for Jobs in San Diego
• Capitol Alert: 'Purple' Super PAC launched to support California independents
• House OKs indefinite detentions, TBI treatment
• Popular Channel 3 anchor reportedly leaving
• Romney, wife contribute $150,000 to his campaign
• Elder abuse attorneys sue state over fraud victims
• The Swarm: New survey focuses on needs of California's female veterans
• Safeway exec’s joke falls flat for House members
• Capitol Alert video: Legislative Analyst Mac Taylor dissects Jerry Brown's budget plan
• Buggy Whip steak house closes
• Appetizers: Upcoming wine dinners at Vanilla Bean, Hawks in Granite Bay
• Too many Americans are being disenfranchised. I cosponsored the Voter Empowermen...
• UC Davis christens new student community center
• Prep Blog: Cosumnes Oaks to host five section girls soccer championships
• Sacramento among Van Halen's postponed summer concert dates
• Group submits signatures for insurance rate regulation measure
• Ex-Marine to climb Mt. Whitney for Senate bid
• Legislative analyst: Budget projections are mostly reasonable, but fall short
• President Obama endorses Pete Stark
• Top of the List: Banks
• Top of the List: Area-based banks
• Job losses may have ended for Sacramento
• I just voted yes on the Smith-Amash Amendment to eliminate indefinite military d...
• ED GOLDMAN: Meet a double Grammy winner
• The defense spending bill is $8 billion dollars above set spending caps because...
• How do I stop feeling overwhelmed?
• Wade loses cool in Heat's 94-75 loss to Pacers
• Sweet 16: Streaking Spurs go up 2-0 on Clippers
• David Smith of Elk Grove no-hits Napa in 1-0 Division I baseball playoff classic
• Del Oro, Woodcreek wins set up all SFL D-II girls soccer final
• Errors lead to Cardinals' 7-5 loss to Giants
• Nogosek strikes out 10 in leading Woodcreek past Bella Vista
• Waters Challenges Khuzami on Securitization Fraud Task Force, Gets Revealing Answers
• Why broccoli and shiitake mushrooms destroy the bacteria of tooth decay
• Van Halen postpones summer concert dates
• Davis baseball beats Oak Ridge to honor mother of team captain Hatamiya
• Franklin tops Turlock; will play for first girls section soccer title
• McVey hurls gem as Rocklin beats Rosemont in D-II opener
• A's overcome disputed call to beat Rangers 5-4
• Suicide adds to history of Kennedy misfortunes
• Facebook's IPO one of world's largest
• As Facebook grows, millions say, 'no, thanks'
• Three men sentenced in West Sacramento Lowe's parking lot attacks
• Merced Sun-Star: Chowchilla bus driver in 1976 kidnapping dies
• Twin Rivers trustee accused of accepting employee loans denies violating rules
• Prosecutors charge man with stalking Mila Kunis
• Lawmakers urge faster Afghanistan withdrawal
• Police search for suspect after teenager stabbed in Elk Grove
• Documents shed new light on Trayvon Martin killing
• Injured man found week after rollover crash in CA
• Reno air race organizers get OK to continue event
• Wishing Chula Vista native Jessica Sanchez the best of luck on tonight's America...
• Reports: HP poised to eliminate up to 30,000 jobs
• Capitol Alert: Assembly passes bill to exempt police from property records
• Sacto 911: Prison is next stop on route for 'El Camino Real Bandit'
• City Beat: Business groups continue support of Newton, Williams in Sacramento council races
• Capitol Alert: Americans Elect calls it quits for 2012 online presidential primary
• Cuban president's daughter gets US visa
• Selig: Oakland move might be considered
• Comcast to start charging heavy downloaders extra
• First hackathon offers prizes in addition to VC exposure
• Mike Taugher appointed to Fish & Game Dept.
• It was great to talk about building a strong border economy with vendors at the...
• Squaw Valley scores again
• HP planning 25,000 to 30,000 job cuts
• Sacto 911: Thieves flee with urinal parts from KFC after foul deed in Roseville
• Capps Encourages Unemployed Central Coast Veterans to Apply for New Veterans Administration Retraining Program
• Praise to Buddha - relic tour arrives in Sacramento
• It's Zinfest time in Lodi!
• It's Zinfest time in Lodi!
• Micron stock jumps after chip order reports
• Rackwise extends contract with Stanford accelerator
• Last night, I guided the floor debate on the personnel section of the National D...
• Ong, like Perata, proves too hot to handle
• Feinstein Statement on Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
• Feinstein Statement on Nomination of U.S. Ambassador to Burma, Sanctions
• Git up off yer duff and register to vote
• About to go on KUSI Channel 9, tune in!
• Garamendi Joins Reps. Adam Smith, Justin Amash, Ron Paul at Press Conference in Defense of Due Process, Urges Rules Committee to Let Amendment Have Floor Vote
• Congress Sends Border Tunnel Bill to President
• ED GOLDMAN: An unethical budget move?
• Reports: Energy efficiency should pay off for state
• Sutter gold mine slideshow
• Capital Public Radio hires state government reporter
• State new jobless claims rise; nation's stay steady
• Upscale online pet retailer debuts in Rocklin
• "We are not going to build plastic toys in America anymore, nor should we. Throu...
• Thunder rally to edge Lakers 77-75 in Game 2
• Activist: China to have passports ready in 2 weeks
• Police: Daughter holds mother against her will in West Sacramento home
• Garcia strikes out nine, Cardinals beat Giants 4-1
• Darvish wins again with 4-1 victory over A's
• Rep. Royce Examines Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement
• Capps Votes Against Bill Reducing Domestic Violence Protections for Women
• Vacaville stuns Jesuit 3-2 in Section D-I North playoff opener
• Threatening letters left at historic Calif. church
• Celtics top 76ers 107-91 in Game 3 for 2-1 lead
• Tracy gets green light for solar power project
• Franklin-Elk Grove eliminates Bee No. 1 Pleasant Grove in D-I baseball opener
• 19 arrested in Northern California drug bust
• Calif. freeway overpass rebuilt after truck fire
• Egyptian violinist and composer will perform Sunday at Sacramento Youth Symphony concert
• Man convicted of carjacking near Florin Road light-rail station
• SEIU California GOP committee spends to oppose Tim Donnelly
• Raley's union voting on whether to authorize strike
• Darrell Steinberg: SEIU appreciates consultation on furloughs
• Twin Rivers Unified trustee under scrutiny for allegedly accepting a district employee loan
• Hatfield granted custody of grandchildren
• Capitol Alert: Video: Student protest disrupts UC regents meeting in Sacramento
• University of Calif confronts budget shortfall
• Capitol Alert: To Gov. Jerry Brown's dismay, pension board phases in state hike
• RFK Jr.'s estranged wife, Mary, found dead in NY
• 783,640 miles done, on the way to 1.5 million for May is Bike Month
• Bay Area lawmakers vote against House VAWA bill
• Dancer: $1,000 buttocks enhancement damaged lungs
• Coffee buzz: Study finds java drinkers live longer
• Nice job SDSU on closing the achievement gap between minority students and the r...
• Buchanan appointed to chair state reorganization committee
• Placerville holds budget workshop
• Prep blog: Henderson sisters land All-Pac 12 softball honors for Cal
• Sacto 911: Sacramento real estate agent convicted in mortgage fraud case
• Input sought on proposed performing arts center in Truckee-Donner area
• Maloofs to bring skateboarding to SA through 2015
• Armstrong wants doping questions to end
• New law allows Tracy, Calif., to buy land for solar project
• AP IMPACT: Evacs and drills pared near nuke plants
• NorCal World Trade Center taps new leader
• River City Medical chooses COO
• Appetizers: Masullo Pizza gets national recognition from a pizza legend
• Sacto 911: Sketch of sex assault suspect released by Sacramento Sheriff's Department
• Sacto 911: Suspected Highway 99 tagger booked in Sacramento
• Medical marijuana advocates plan lobbying blitz
• Skechers agrees to $40M settlement for Shape-Ups claims
• California mortgage, consumer debt drops
• Bipartisan effort paves way for Tracy solar project
• Poll results: Sacramento region needs entrepreneurial culture to attract public companies
• House Majority's version of the Violence Against Women Act could actually lead t...
• FEC nixes DiFi’s post-embezzlement pitch
• Capps, McNerney, Garamendi Lead California Congressional Delegation in Fighting for California’s Agricultural Priorities in 2012 Farm Bill
• Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control Holds Hearing on West African Drug Trafficking Threats
• ED GOLDMAN: Lipitor and more
• T-Mobile dials back 900 more jobs
• Airport system speeds up security badge processing
• McClatchy names Lintecum as CFO
• Rackwise losses include shifting headquarters to Folsom
• Exhibition - Mel Ramos: 50 Years of Superheroes
• Spurs' win streak hits 15 in 108-92 Game 1 victory
• Indiana holds off Miami in Game 2, 78-75
• Folsom knocks defending D-I champ Davis from soccer playoffs
• Scutaro's HR in 9th lifts Rockies past Giants 5-4
• Report says female farmworkers suffer sex abuse
• Council favors pension changes for Sacramento's cops, firefighters
• Rival sentenced for SF Hells Angel's slaying
• Florin Road dental office damaged in two-alarm fire
• Nebraska sets stage for Kerrey, Fischer race
• REP. ROYBAL-ALLARD DENOUNCES PARTISAN VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT
• Records detail George Zimmerman's medical injuries
• S&P douses Democratic idea to forego budget reserve
• 'Black box' found of Russia jet in Indonesia crash
• Swarm blog: Rewers appears before council as candidate, parks panel chief
• New effort filed to free OJ from Nevada prison
• Sacto 911: Parents of slain Sac State student express grief at sentencing
• Raiders excited to see healthy McFadden
• Tensions high after civil unions defeat in Colo.
• Sacto 911: Man with criminal record convicted of illegally re-entering U.S.
• Sacto 911: Carmichael man pleads guilty to sharing child pornography
• Today I joined top Democrats on the Oversight and Government Reform and Armed Se...
• City Beat: War of words continues between union chief, Sacramento council candidate
• Manny Ramirez set to begin minor league games
• Calif. lawsuit attacks teacher employment rules
• Capitol Alert: Oil companies to report 'fracking' activity on national website
• Gov. Brown honors slain Alameda soldier
• More new summer whites to seek out
• Father: Ga. woman with flesh-eating bug wants book
• State budget would skim additional money from hospitals, nursing homes
• Lack of trust in Facebook may hold back ad sales
• 49ers Blog: ACL injury likely to knock rookie Fleming out for 2012
• Capitol Alert: Aanestad campaign: LaMalfa aide behind attack website
• Capitol Alert: Kathleen Brown says dog Sutter 'humanizes' Jerry Brown
• Law enforcement officers remember their fallen
• Report: Sacramento's home affordability rises
• County GOP chair blasts ‘surfing rabbi’s’ tirade
• Placer County selling surplus goods online
• FreshWorks pledges $125M loan fund to bring fresh food to neighborhoods
• Sacramento relies more heavily on government jobs than any other metro
• Barbara Lee attacks Romney on Obama’s behalf
• Sacramento hotel occupancy jumps to 72%
• Feinstein to CFTC, SEC: Issue Final Rules Implementing Dodd-Frank
• ED GOLDMAN: Sometimes it pays to say no
• Highest paid Sacramento union officials slideshow
• Folsom man accused in Ponzi scheme contacts investor
• Proposed budget cuts hit courts
• Urban Land Institute to share recommendations for Broadway, Land Park
• When we moved into Kensington in 1973 it was about our neighbors - not our 2 bed...
• Poll: Half of Americans call Facebook a fad
• Whale tangled up in line freed off Calif. coast
• Family reunited with dog missing for 3 years
• Report: Amid problems, US fish stocks rebound
• Best Buy Chairman steps down after CEO probe
• Prep blog: Smotherman; Granite Bay golf enjoy record-breaking days
• Rush Limbaugh honored at Missouri's Capitol
• McNamee: First gave Clemens steroids in 1998
• Mexico cartel war latest toll: 49 headless bodies
• Sacto 911: Murder suspect's father - facing child porn charges - to be released on bail
• Bill creates safeguards for restaurant playgrounds
• Obama on gay marriage: 'Right thing to do'
• Bay Area lawmakers react to Brown’s budget
• Facebook IPO shares tough task for small investors
• Student with flesh-eating bug mouths questions
• Japanese American WWII veterans honored Memorial Day weekend
• Roseville's Solar Power reports smaller loss, higher revenue
• Ooh, aah: Take in Yosemite views - by computer
• Consolidated Communications raising cash to fund SureWest deal
• Capitol Alert: Senate OKs bill to increase fines for cell phone use while driving
• From behind the paywall: Mammography, water recycling and video marketing
• Capitol Towers apartment complex sells for $64M to investors
• Public hearing scheduled for proposed Truckee trail
• State Worker video: Darrell Steinberg says worker cuts need to be 'collaborative'
• Capitol Alert: California ballot measure on death penalty faces legal challenge
• Hyundai car probed after air bag cuts owner's ear
• Napa cop shoots suspect after foot chase, struggle
• Reality TV, religion give birth to top baby names
• Business collections drop 3.7% from year earlier
• Tumbleweed Wanderers give taste of rebranded music festival
• "Ex-Im Bank loans support roughly 300,000 U.S. jobs that produce those goods tha...
• Sacramento commercial waste collection fee bumped up
• New clinical trial to see how resveratrol changes the course of Alzheimer's
• Best of Biz Notes: May 14
• ED GOLDMAN: Steve Swatt's new life
• Congressman Brian Bilbray and Carolyn Maloney Introduce Melanoma Research Act of 2012
• Governor plans $8.3B in cuts, banks on tax measure
• Feinstein Statement on Former Mongolian President Enkhbayar
• Twilight Thursdays at the Sacramento Zoo
• Sagan wins first stage of Tour of California
• Yahoo names Levinsohn interim CEO
• Mom of missing teen issues Mother's Day statement
• Father of Kansas plane crash survivor speaks
• 49 headless bodies dumped on north Mexico highway
• Giants activate Affeldt, make other roster moves
• Vt. utilities see growing 'smart meter' opposition
• UC Berkeley officials say protesters remain on lot
• Police ID man killed in Lake Tahoe crash
• How will gay marriage play on the ground?
• More Sacramento single women adopting or giving birth after age 40
• Legendary bass player 'Duck' Dunn dies in Tokyo
• Facebook CEO turns 28, IPO could be $100B gift
• Houston lawyer on quest to find missing moon rocks
• San Diego motorcycle club president gunned down
• Plan to cut tube wear falls short at Cal nuke site
• Ancient Mayan workshop for astronomers discovered
• No damage after 2 quakes rattle Sonoma County
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• Big step forward for high-speed rail
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• Southern California bank hostage rescued
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• Editorial: Sen. Feinstein's fight for due process - San Francisco Chronicle
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• Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento sheriff's detectives arrest suspect accused of exposing self to girls
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• Rodney King gets house arrest for reckless driving
• AT&T spends $400M in upgrades in Sacramento
• Cyber security firm HBGary bought by ManTech International
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• Sacto 9-1-1: Yolo cops arrest armed pot growers
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• Naked Bicycles riding to Sacramento
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• Capitol Alert: Tim Donnelly's airport gun incident sparks new legislation
• Preps blog: Playoff notes -- Jesuit boys, Colfax girls reach 70-win marks
• Appetizers: Lounge ON20 chef gets invitation to big-time Napa Valley event
• California AG calls for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to halt foreclosures
• Pacific Ethanol boosts revenue in Q4
• Visa, Intel team on mobile commerce experience
• Flora Tropicana nursery leaving Elk Grove
• Kings owners will pay at least $70 million in arena deal
• Capitol Alert: Blakeslee seeks Capitol Park plaque for veterans of Iraq War
• Remembering Merchants bank icon Thomas Bolton
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• ED GOLDMAN: Habits make the man
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• Bryant, West hold on to win NBA All-Star game
• Sacramento Beer Week 2012
• List of 84th Academy Award winners
• Marine dies after training in California desert
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• Oscar stars arrive, with one dressed like statue
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• Girl, 11, fights classmate, dies hours later
• Porn industry may boogie out of L.A. over condom law
• Actress Lucy Lawless arrested in oil-ship protest
• Gerontology courses in Sacramento also appeal to seniors seeking more training
• City Beat: Sacramento arena update: Maloofs say they want to stay
• Hells Angels member arrested in funeral shooting
• 49ers Blog: Rapid transit: Wylie, Owusu, Hill in the 4.3-second club
• Kings Blog: Stern leaves hotel, Kings, NBA keep meeting
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown to reporter: 'Are you a Moonie, by any chance?'
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown urges 'reckless' GOP hopefuls to fight on
• CA officials scramble to save doomed state parks
• Kings Blog: Warriors owner wants Kings in Sacramento
• Teachers need training to spot campus molesters
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• Down to the wire in 2-man GOP race in Michigan
• 'Artist' wins best-picture at indie Spirit Awards
• Sacto 911: Folsom prison inmate killed in assault
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• Capitol Alert: Gingrich hits Obama on energy policy, gas prices at GOP confab
• Capitol Alert: Herman Cain: 'Stupid people' are behind Obama job approval rating
• City Beat: 'Constructive' Sacramento arena talks wrap up for today
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• Five people pass through unattended security checkpoint at Sacramento airport
• 11-year-old girl dies after fight in Long Beach
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• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown plans trip to China to court investors
• Man killed in cliff fall was decorated war veteran
• Capitol Alert: Senate GOP leader: Caucus unlikely to fund redistricting referendum
• Pakistan begins demolition of bin Laden's compound
• 1 dead, 2 hurt in freak in freak parking lot crash
• Check it out: Juggling, gardening, dancing
• Sunshine today, slight cooling tomorrow for Sacramento
• Judge approves 2nd Oakland gang injunction
• Section releases boys basketball playoff pairings for next week
• McCarthy’s and Issa’s GOP convention gaggles
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• National Eating Disorder Awareness Week begins on Feb. 26, 2012
• National Eating Disorder Awareness Week begins on Feb. 26, 2012
• Northern California refuges a delight for bird watchers, photographers
• Capitol Alert: VIDEO -- Jerry Brown asks Siri about closed-press night at Newseum
• Expect delays Sunday on Highway 12 for Rio Vista Bridge work
• Captiol Alert: Sen. Sharon Runner recovering from double lung transplant
• Three Sacramento women indicted in tax fraud scheme
• Expectant dad, ex-pastor among 7 dead Marines
• Presbyterian minister censured for gay weddings
• Calif. terminal bomb scare blamed on oxygen tanks
• Beer Week tightens scope as the pour goes on
• Judge awards iPhone user $850 in throttling case
• State GOP urged to oppose insurance measure
• House leaders to appeal gay marriage ruling
• Capitol Alert: VIDEO: Jerry Brown lobbies Obama for Medi-Cal, schools relief
• Firm adds lawyer, changes name to Boyd, Kimball & Wilson
• Resources on aging on the agenda for Yolo County group
• Capitol Alert: LAO -- Jerry Brown's DMV renewal discount is a money loser
• Sacto 9-1-1: Arraignment of son accused of killing father delayed to March 22
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown calls GOP senators 'petty' in CSU confirmation spat
• Tribe says Red Hawk Casino may close if it must pay court judgment
• The State Worker: The Bee's state worker pay database now upgraded and faster
• RNC co-chair rallies troops at CA GOP convention
• Appetizers: Red Rabbit Kitchen & Bar opens in former Red Lotus
• Sacto 9-1-1: Two Sacramento real estate agents indicted
• Two Sacramento men indicted on suspicion of laundering money while flipping houses
• Ag technology is finally hot, Pam Marrone says
• Transportation Commission awards $42.2M for Sacramento County projects
• Top of the List: Lobbying firms
• ED GOLDMAN: A good kind of clogged artery
• County offers to add three parking lots to arena proposal
• RagingWire's success wasn't overnight
• Solar Power Inc. set for third project in Greece
• Lawmakers propose new retirement savings plan
• Man wounded in shooting at Carmichael apartment complex
• CoCo civil grand jury seeks pitbulls, er, volunteers
• 12-year olds can now order free condoms online from CA Family Health Council
• Father: 'My kid made a mistake' in school shooting
• Crash was one of deadliest for Marines in years
• Stepmom gives birth after arrest in girl's death
• Families invited to school workshop on bullying Friday
• Natomas town hall meeting to focus on flood control
• Apple CEO hints company will part with some cash
• County offers lots for arena use, but only in exchange for parks money
• Things to Do: Five best-picture nominees still screening around Sacramento
• Preps Plus: News and notes on the high school boys basketball playoffs for Friday
• Sacto 911: Nevada County party participant arrested for homicide after chase into Sacramento County
• No opponent, but Mike Honda is campaigning
• Sutter donates more than $2 million to Sacramento-area non-profits
• Arena proponents say poll shows strong support for using parking to pay for Sacramento arena
• The State Worker: Democrats want to extend guaranteed retirement savings to private sector
• The State Worker: Steinberg: GOP 'clever' to co-opt Jerry Brown's pension plan, but 'cut-and-paste' bills lack analysis
• Sex tape of John Edwards, mistress to be destroyed
• Assemblyman Dickinson criticizes Sacramento County's criminal offender priorities
• Gay marriage question evolves one state at a time
• Endorsements and money in AD-18 race
• LA teacher arrested for alleged sex with students
• FACT CHECK: Errant claims on auto bailout, taxes
• Court: California can force inmates to submit DNA
• Live Discussion with a Tuskegee Airman
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• Congressman Brian Bilbray Sends Condolences to the Family of Marines Killed in Training Accident Near Yuma, Arizona
• Lungren Town Hall Meetings for March 2012
• Sacramento plans to combine planning, design commissions
• RagingWire scores $140M credit deal, plans another expansion
• Skim X founder's son arrested on suspicion of murdering father
• Kirkwood sold
• Feinstein backs UCR medical school - Riverside Press-Enterprise
• ED GOLDMAN: Broadway gets its close-up
• Biggest home-affordability gains slideshow
• Transition leaders named for SureWest merger
• Arena "debate" actually to feature results of opinion poll
• State jobless claims drop by 8K
• Kings blog: Kings, Stern, Maloofs ... crazy in Orlando
• Congressman Brad Sherman to Host Middle East Town Hall Meeting on Tuesday, October 18th
• Congressman Brad Sherman Hosts Seminar on Refinancing, Home Purchasing & Foreclosure Prevention
• Obama Adds $2.4 Million for Santa Monica Mountains; Sherman Leads Effort to Acquire Parkland
• Response San Francisco Chronicle
• Romney and Santorum swap charges in 20th debate
• Detours to begin Thursday for parkway bike trail repairs
• Metabolic syndrome triggers researched at UC Davis
• Lesbian federal worker wins health benefits case
• Calif., federal officials say water allocation low
• Third-grader in critical condition after school shooting
• Newark mayor: NYPD Muslim files 'deeply offensive'
• Teenage girl dies after inhaling helium at party
• Calif. may lower fines for utility in fatal blast
• Argentine train slams into station, killing 49
• In-game blog: Kings at Wizards
• Garamendi Visits Solano County Wind Farm, Discusses Strategies to Renew Wind Energy Tax Credit and Create Demand for American-Made Wind Equipment
• Supreme Court sends California Medicaid case back to 9th Circuit
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• Calif. pledges better mobile privacy disclosures
• Appetizers: Corti Bros. butchers are brining beef for St. Patrick's Day
• Pablo Sandoval unconcerned about weight questions
• Nepalese man, 72, claims to be world's shortest
• Remains confirmed as 'Speed Freak' victims
• Judge to Lohan: Keep up good work
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown's tax supporters push back at Molly Munger
• Company sues Apple over iPad name in Shanghai
• Supreme Court sends Medi-Cal fee suit back to Court of Appeals
• Capps Announces Nearly $200,000 Federal Grant to SB City Fire Dept. to Install New Safety Equipment
• Local House members pose for NOH8 Campaign
• Analyst recommends tweaks to Brown's plan to reduce welfare, child care
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• Tahoe’s Kirkwood to be sold to Vail Resorts for $18 million
• State sells bonds for University of California projects
• California sells $1B in notes to bridge cash gap
• ED GOLDMAN: The Santa Clara 49ers?
• Congressman Brian Bilbray Introduces the Science and Technology Regulatory Relief Act of 2012
• California health plans improve in some areas
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• Californians among Obama campaign’s co-chairs
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• Congresswoman Waters Congratulates Magic Johnson and Sean "P. Diddy" Combs, Applauds Comcast's Launch of Minority-Owned Channels
• Alkaline substances may damage tooth enamel
• Inherited comic collection expected to fetch $2M
• VIDEO: Shannon Grove talks part-time Legislature in interview
• Feds investigate problems with side air bags
• One-armed man sues Starbucks for not hiring him
• Prop. 8 backers seek review of gay marriage case
• Grubb & Ellis to merge with Cornish & Carey
• Source: Agent who shot colleague fought sex crime
• In-game blog: Kings at Heat
• Police: Calif mom was getaway driver in stabbing
• Ex-LA teacher pleads not guilty to lewd acts
• Netflix bolsters video library as new threat looms
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• Organ donation set for 2nd girl in LA drowning
• Sacto 911: Sacramento woman to stand trial in baby's microwave death
• Sacto 911: Placer officials seek ID of woman allegedly passing bogus bills
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• NJ man charged with repeatedly running over lover
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• Kaiser gets moving with Roseville walking program
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• In return to air, Colbert honors ailing mother
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• Grubb & Ellis files for bankruptcy, sells assets to BGC
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• ED GOLDMAN: Worst Casual Friday errors?
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• Sacramento gas prices shoot up 17.7 cents
• American River Bankshares execs get bonuses
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• Pete Stark & Eric Swalwell face off in Dublin
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• Sacto 911: Convicted murderer in 1991 Sacramento killings gets two life terms
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• Capitol Alert: CA court system seeks new interim head after resignation today
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• Things to do: Bon Iver to perform in April at UC Davis
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• LaHood to speak; arena and transit facility renderings to be unveiled
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• Capitol Alert: High-speed rail touted in jobs coalition's new radio campaign
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• Analyst raises education concerns with Jerry Brown's Plan B
• Molly Munger pledges to put her money into qualifying tax hike
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• Kings Blog: Kings at Hornets: Five things to watch
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• Capitol Alert: California Budget Project leader Jean Ross moves on
• Capitol Alert: Pete Wilson endorses Mitt Romney, to serve as California co-chairman
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• GenCorp reports earnings
• GenCorp reports lower income for 2011
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• Sacramento Bee dismisses photographer over altered image
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• REP. ROYBAL-ALLARD HAILS $171,983,735 IN SAVINGS FOR CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS UNDER HEALTH REFORM
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• Sacramento developer Kolokotronis files for bankruptcy
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• Capitol Alert: Assembly candidate to plead guilty to bribery charges
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• Capitol Alert: 'Millionaires tax' plan to hit streets with nurses union's support
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• Donald Trump endorses Mitt Romney
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• Capitol Alert: Number of Californians with million-dollar incomes up sharply
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• Capitol Alert: California controller says December revenues missed mark
• Sacto 911: Former Folsom resident pleads guilty in fraud case
• HP hires Henry Gomez as VP, chief communications officer
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• City Beat: Mayor says delay in parking bid sent wrong message to NBA
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• Recycling company Sims ordered to stop polluting Bay
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• Lungren Statement on the Announced Retirement of Congressman Wally Herger
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• Appetizers: Two Sacramento region wineries nab Wall Street Journal honors
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• Feinstein Urges Governor to Combine High Speed Rail Authority with CalTrans
• ED GOLDMAN: Readers set me right
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• El Dorado Art & Wine Festival at county fairgrounds in Placerville
• No. 2 Alabama beats No. 1 LSU 21-0 for BCS title
• Prep blog: Sacramento High girls coach Massari said team will compete against struggling Johnson with effort, empathy
• Capitol Alert: California bill would give protection to legislative whistleblowers
• Capitol Alert: McCarthy floats David Dreier as possible Feinstein challenger
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• Fire whom? Romney draws flak on eve of NH primary
• Capitol Alert: Wealthy civil rights lawyer backs her initiative with $500,000
• African crowned crane found in San Diego County
• Send us your 49ers-Saints questions
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• Earlier than expected, Daley out as chief of staff
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• Sacto 911: Priest accused of molestation set for release on bail
• Capitol Alert: Legislative analyst: Jerry Brown tax raises only $4.8 billion
• Occupy UC Davis events resume this week
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• County airport system to get $150K energy efficiency rebate
• Many US communities are blocking medical marijuana
• River Cats extend broadcast agreement with radio station
• Appetizers: Dine Downtown Restaurant Week kicks off
• Things to do: Burning Man ticket lottery starts today
• Last inmates leave aging Nevada State Prison
• ThermoGenesis gets approval to sell cord blood product in India
• Sacramento region ranks 30th in finance and insurance jobs
• Earlier today, I attended the groundbreaking for Citronica, a new affordable hou...
• Rally procession brings attention to health coverage
• Apple hits new high as analysts boost estimates
• Vegan superfoods are a new health trend among celebrities and executives
• Telestream acquisition by Thoma Bravo complete
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• ED GOLDMAN: Meet a real Renaissance man
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• REP. ROYBAL-ALLARD PRAISES USCIS FOR PROPOSED FAMILY UNITY RULE CHANGE
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• FACT CHECK: Promising gain without pain
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• Preps Plus: Folsom QB Tanner Trosin gives verbal commitment to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
• Sacto 911: Sacramento motorist shot, officer injured in early-morning police chase
• Calif. school custodian arrested on porn charges
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• Sacto 911: Folsom man arrested, accused in drug-related double-fatal crash
• Does reaction time really slow with age or is it more about being deliberate?
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• Bill O'Brien, 'the right guy,' takes Penn St reins
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• Sacto 911: Rio Linda trailer fire may be arson
• Preps Plus: Grant's Shaq Thompson gives verbal commitment to Cal
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• For Arts' Sake manager Edward is leaving Sacramento for job in Portland
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• Capitol Alert: Report: GOP Rep. Elton Gallegly won't seek re-election in 2012
• Iran welcomes US rescue of sailors from pirates
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• Sacto 911: Rocklin police warn of increase in residential burglaries
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• Congressman McClintock to Hold Truckee Town Hall Meeting
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• Capitol Alert: Redistricting referendum moves closer to qualifying for ballot
• California unveils web site devote to wild gray wolves
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• Capitol Alert: Assemblywoman Mary Hayashi pleads no contest to misdemeanor shoplifting charge
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• Sacto 911: Suspect arrested in stabbing, assault at Rio Linda bar
• Card explains options for Sacramento County voters
• Prep Blog: Pioneer junior baseball trio make major college verbal commits
• Sacto 911: Vehicle theft suspect arrested in Davis after high-speed chase
• Capitol Alert video: Attorney says Mary Hayashi has brain tumor that affected judgment
• 11 dead after hot air balloon crash in New Zealand
• Rep. Judy Chu Issues Statement on Release of Labor Department's Most Recent Employment Figures
• Nation adds 200,000 jobs in December hiring surge
• Tiger's ex-wife building new home in Florida
• Slideshow: Sacramento public company winners and losers
• Things To Do: Pruning clinics galore offered for Sacramento area gardeners
• Drew Barrymore engaged to Will Kopelman
• Things To Do: Learn how to write your own cookbook at Sacramento library
• Things To Do: Cal State Home Show opens with wacky tips, senior discounts
• UC Davis reaches $750M mark for fundraising goal of $1B
• Sacto 911: Man sentenced to life in prison for killing parents in Sacramento area home
• Capitol Alert: Coastal California rates high nationwide in healthy lifestyles
• New SARTA chairman Obmann takes reins
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• Downey Brand chooses new managing partner
• La-Z-Boy holding job fair for West Sacramento store
• Top of the List: Financial planners
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• ED GOLDMAN: Estelle Saltzman looks ahead
• Brown's budget plans for $9.2B shortfall without tax hike
• McGeorge School of Law appoints new dean
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• Kings name Keith Smart new head coach
• Attorneys for tortured teen sue seven goverment employees for alleged negligence
• Four indicted in alleged mortgage fraud
• Roseville man sentenced in Ponzi scheme
• Steinberg: Senate won't make March cuts proposed by Brown
• Roseville man sentenced in $29 million Ponzi sheme
• Kings Blog: Paul Westphal's time in Sacramento
• Kings Blog: Bucks shorthanded and Udrih returns to Sacramento
• Ex-Roseville star Mykell Bates to participate in MLS combine
• Governor's budget plans for $9.2B shortfall without tax increase
• CHP accuses small-plane pilot of flying drunk
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown's budget glitch ... or his commitment to punctuality
• Police: Jail guard arrested in Clovis burglary
• DA: Sacramento priest admitted molesting girl
• Armed Services Committee Member John Garamendi Issues Statement on Defense Strategic Review
• Capitol Alert: Larry Miles launches bid for Sacramento County Assembly seat
• Sacto 911: Sacramento police arrest suspect in November homicide
• Prominent Sacramento attorney Tina Thomas leaves her firm to start a new one
• Rancho Cordova won't buy property through eminent domain
• Criminal charges issued in one of Sacramento's largest mortgage fraud schemes
• Kings Blog: Kings schedule news conference at 5:15 pm with Keith Smart
• Rocklin Mammoth office building sells for $6.6M
• Calif woman pleads not guilty in hit-and-run death
• Monterey marine biologist indicted by feds
• Prescribed burns resume in Tahoe on Friday
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown quotes himself, more than 35 years later
• Scientist is studying whether Ashkenazim may be descendants of ancient Romans
• Sacramento Kings fire coach
• Online job postings down in Sacramento
• Folsom Microsemi meets quality certification standards
• Solar Power gets $44M in financing for New Jersey project
• ED GOLDMAN: Jean Runyon remembered
• Olympic Heritage Week
• Campaign disclosure bill subject of Saturday rally
• Proposal would vastly expand Legislature
• Ballot measure calls for bigger, much bigger, legislature
• Torrico signs on as counsel to lobbying firm
• Capitol Alert: Bob Huff named Republican leader in California Senate
• Local author's new book focuses on children of immigrants
• German man charged with arson in New Year fires
• CHP's Valley Division cites drivers in cell phone crackdown
• Parole agent shot in LA; manhunt closes freeway
• Central Valley tribe wins federal recognition
• Man accused of bogus SF clinic faces sex charges
• GOP, Democrats have competing visions of Calif. rail study
• Study: Parasitic fly could explain bee die-off
• Newspaper highlighting charitable events kicks off in Folsom, El Dorado Hills
• Sacto 911: Searchers recover body of boater missing in Donner Lake
• Prep Blog: State No. 10 Jesuit to play state No. 20 Newark Memorial
• Sacto 911: Dry weather leads Cal Fire to warn of wildfire dangers
• Officials moving ahead with 2012 Reno air races
• Newsom, Brown raked in campaign $$$ last month
• Wolf that crossed into Calif. likely photographed
• Navy pilot killed self in San Diego murder-suicide
• Canadian man uses iPad to enter US
• LA auxiliary bishop resigns, admits fathering kids
• Prep Blog: San Jose State to hold Darnell Hillman jersey retirement
• Insurance broker Willis chooses regional partner
• 2 men beaten by trio who thought they were gay
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• Small businesses added 55,000 new jobs in December
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• Survey results: Many sought convenience of online holiday shopping
• Wessman steps down as Business Journal publisher
• ED GOLDMAN: Your favorite food memories?
• Construction numbers improve 26.1 percent
• Dollar General plans for region still vague
• Sacramento designer's textbook includes virtual field trips
• Squeaker of a victory in hand, Romney looks to NH
• Exhibition - Women and Spirit: Catholic Sisters in America
• Near fight after Florin-Sacramento girls game sullies what could be great rivalry
• Congresswoman Waters' Applauds President Obama's Recess Appointment Of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director
• Scientists study genomes of supercentenarians to see why they live so long
• LA arson suspect cursed US days before fires
• Woman sues Honda in unlikely place: small claims
• Grant coach in awe of U.S. Army All-American Bowl players
• Update: Alleged gunman arrested in fatal shooting in Marysville
• Cat survives 2 euthanasia attempts at Utah shelter
• Opening ceremony planned for big wave contest
• Calif. meets first inmate target set by court
• First survey finds below-average snowpack in Sierra
• Capitol Alert: California review group blasts high-speed rail's funding plan
• Feds to consider protections for Sierra red fox
• Dixon Open Office Hours with District Director Karen Tedford
• City Beat: Schanz joins packed field in downtown, Land Park council race
• Antioch Open Office Hours with District Direct Karen Tedford
• Backers of Calif millionaire tax target Kardashian
• Iowa caucuses: At last, opening night for GOP race
• Senior Resources Fair
• Capitol Alert: Condoleezza Rice: 'I worry' about complex California ballot
• River Cats to fill 200 seasonal jobs
• Appetizers: Squeeze Inn opens in midtown
• Sacto 911: Fair Oaks man pleads guilty to stealing from employee pension plans
• Cisco gets J.P. Morgan upgrade, rebound forthcoming?
• River Cats hiring 200 seasonal workers
• Report: California shouldn't authorize bonds for high-speed rail
• Sacto 911: For want of a shoe, man kicks out cop car window in Sacramento
• Sacto 911: Crews search for missing paddler at Donner Lake
• Solar Power picked for New Jersey project
• Appetizers: Ella Dining Room & Bar names new executive chef
• CoBank merger with U.S. AgBank complete
• American River Bankshares chooses chief credit officer
• Iowa – so what?
• Best of Biz Notes: Jan. 3
• ED GOLDMAN: A TV series about WHAT?
• Sacramento gas prices back on rise
• Midtown Business Association chooses director
• Monterey Co man accused in New Year's crime spree
• Mavericks big wave surf contest window opens
• Man arrested in connection with LA arson spree
• Official: CA prisoner steals fire engine to escape
• Gun battery that guarded San Francisco restored
• Occupy protest follows 123rd annual Rose Parade
• 49ers plan to bring back QB Alex Smith for 2012
• Occupy protest follows 123rd annual Rose Parade
• Landlords can ban smoking in California, but will smokers occupy apartments?
• Prep Blog: Girls basketball rankings show battle-tested teams head into league play
• 49ers blog: Report states Penn State eyeing Greg Roman, others
• Obama, Congress begin 2012 in oil pipeline dispute
• Walk this way, again: Steven Tyler is engaged
• Kings/NBA blog: Cousins traveling to Memphis with Kings
• Sacto 911: Sacramento Bee carriers come under fire in Meadowview
• Sacto 911: Wheelchair user dies in crash on Power Inn Road
• Sacto 911: Man dies in delta levee roll-over accident
• German, French stocks up in light trading
• David Blonski is the featured artist at Georgetown’s Art On The Divide Gallery
• Winter farmers markets increase; California No. 2 among states
• Sacramento area weather: Temperatures to hover above normal
• What's ahead for 2012?
• Kings/NBA blog: Westphal: Cousins asked to be traded twice
• Ranger shot and killed at Mount Rainier park
• Westphal: Cousins not playing tonight after demanding trade
• Chargers end Raiders playoff hopes with 38-26 win
• NASA marks 2012 with twin probes in moon orbit
• Sacto 911: Marysville police searching for alleged gunman in fatal shooting
• Pricey picks: Powerball tickets doubling to $2
• Occupy activists target Rose Parade for protest
• SF boosts minimum wage to $10.24 an hour
• 49ers blog: 34-27 victory over St. Louis clinches No. 2 playoff seed
• Calif. company cancels $177M Saginaw solar plant
• Fires in North Highlands, Rio Linda, first of the New Year
• Sacto 911: Teenage girl injured by hit and run driver on New Year's Eve
• Sacto 911: Sacramento police seek help solving murder
• 49ers blog: Team is 30 minutes from a No. 2 playoff seed
• Sacramento area's first baby of 2012 is born at Mercy General Hospital
• Monkey stolen from SF Zoo found scared but healthy
• Solo art exhibition features local artist Jeff Myers
• Kings Blog: Kings-Knicks: Five things to watch
• Authorities: Eazy-E's son not killed in car wreck
• NKorea vows to defend Kim Jong Un "unto death"
• NASA probe circling the moon on New Year's Eve
• Illinois beats UCLA 20-14 in Fight Hunger Bowl
• Death of 2 pedestrians results in DUI arrest
• 5-year-old fatally shot outside Oakland taco truck
• New Year's worry: Will arsonist strike LA again?
• Man with explosives detained at Texas airport
• 4.0 earthquake strikes in northeast Ohio
• Uninsured turn to daily deal sites for health care
• Sacto 911: Stockton man arrested, tells deputies he's possessed by ghosts
• Documents in slain nursing student case released
• Election reforms, tax initiatives will shape 2012
• Lobster fisherman worry about new marine reserves
• Wis., Ore. governors announce Rose Bowl bet
• Watch out: Political attacks turn nasty in Iowa
• Check it out: 5 things to do this weekend
• What's closed for the New Year's holiday
• Dry, warm days close out 2011, usher in 2012
• I hope Congress will resolve in 2012 to work together in a more bipartisan fashi...
• Former St. Francis star ties for Silver Belle golf championship
• Boys Top 20: MVP Demps leads Pleasant Grove to MaxPreps title
• Sacto 911: Checkpoints, patrols to target drunken, drugged drivers
• Kings Blog: Friday practice: Westphal elaborates on post-game remarks
• Letter airs harassment claims against HP's ex-CEO
• Police: Monkey 'Banana Sam' stolen from SF Zoo
• New year new adventures
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown's 'milestones and accomplishments,' then and now
• Sacto 911: Diamond Springs cat shot with crossbow, recovering well
• New Year's party planner: The perfect appetizers
• Appetizers: Ring in the new year with something tasty in your glass
• Sacto 911: Man found dead in Sacramento business, suspect held in Reno
• APNewsBreak: Russell Brand, Katy Perry to divorce
• Warm weather due for Rose Parade
• Capitol Alert: California legislative races to watch: Shootout in San Gabriel Valley
• Things to Do: Catch 'Drive' -- and awards favorite Brooks -- at the Crest
• Mystery trust beats the clock for lottery jackpot
• California flood control plan will cost up to $17B
• Appetizers: Free 'tipsy tow' on New Year's Eve
• 2 arrested after 24 fires set near Pismo Beach
• Etta James condition better, taken off respirator
• Driving to end homelessness: New bus for Sacramento's poorest chauffeurs free
• Verizon reverses on $2 fee for one-time payments
• Graphic: Why most Californians need to lose weight in the new year
• Capitol Alert: Judge blocks California budget cut to hospitals for Medi-Cal
• Verizon Wireless rescinds $2 bill payment fee
• Solar Power borrows $9M from Cathay Bank
• California's jobless rate jumps 6.5% since 2006
• Top of the List: Highest-paid occupations
• ED GOLDMAN: A New Year's wish list
• Marijuana dispensary to close in light of scrutiny
• Kolokotronis loses appeal over $16.6M loan
• Study: UC Davis campus injects $3.5B in area economy
• Judge suspends state emissions rules enforcement
• Southern California school fires state bowl champion coaches
• Bee boys Top 20: Franklin, Antelope to meet in Fairfield finale
• Why do some popular pain shots paralyze so many people or even lead to death?
• For-profit college VP named to student aid panel
• Sacramento developer Kolokotronis loses assets appeal
• Sacto 911: Davis family robbed in Burger King drive-through lane
• Gray wolf makes historic crossing into California
• Federal judge blocks Calif. low-carbon fuels rule
• Verizon Wireless to charge $2 for one-time payment
• Facing federal scrutiny, Sacramento marijuana dispensary shuts down
• Wayward mother whale died of skin infection
• I’ll be on KUSI Channel 9 tomorrow morning at 7:25 a.m., tune in!
• California Department of Insurance will join fight against underground economy
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• Mark Hurd loses appeal on HP sex harassment letter
• Court nixes Medi-Cal fee cuts to pharmacies, nursing units
• No Sacramento Sears, Kmart stores on partial closing list
• Giffords, survivors to commemorate mass shooting
• Calif. officials warn against New Year's gunfire
• State child care cuts force hard choice on parents
• Capitol Alert: Read the California Supreme Court redevelopment decision
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown adviser Steve Glazer to help CalChamber PAC
• State child care cuts force hard choice on parents
• Court rules California can cut redevelopment
• Sparkling wine:from A to Zork
• Court allows state redevelopment money grab
• Stark’s challenger steps up the campaign pace
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• ED GOLDMAN: The down-side of exercise
• InsWeb becomes Internet Patents
• State jobless claims rise almost 5K
• Sacramento in the Running to Win $50,000!
• Easy way to prevent cortical brain thinning via 40 minutes daily of meditation
• Call to readers: Bye-bye, U.S. savings bonds
• Psychologist who allegedly faked robbery, rape fired from state prison system
• NKoreans salute, cry for late leader Kim Jong Il
• Some homeless say they won't leave illegal camp site
• Maneuver likely killed Canadian skydiver in Calif.
• Blue Shield to pay $2M to settle lawsuit with LA
• Abortion, immigration changes among new 2012 laws
• Norovirus hitting Sacramento hard, especially in assisted living homes
• No applications yet for Sac Metro fire board opening as deadline nears
• Gov't to pay family $17.8M for military jet crash
• Southwest flight returns after hitting birds
• City Beat: Poll shows support of Mayor Johnson's charter proposal
• Capitol Alert: California Supreme Court to rule on redevelopment funds
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown names Debra Bowen's husband to agency post
• Mega Millions winner nearly comes from Yuba City
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• Lawyer says soldier shooting client was attacked
• Start the new year with fireworks in Old Sacramento
• Airport dining guide includes short Sacramento mention
• Problems in city of Vernon, Calif., lead to huge legal fees
• Oakland homicide victim donates organs
• California hit hardest by retail job loss
• 4 women surrender in Hawaii toy store theft
• Survey results: City does not need "strong mayor" government
• Sacramento McDonald's outlets to offer free coffee
• State agency: Keep healthy resolutions simple
• Sacto 911: Two arrested in Sacramento for animal cruelty in cat stabbing
• ED GOLDMAN: Wrong and winding road ahead
• Average home down payments slideshow
• List of big data breaches includes Sutter, Health Net
• SACOG approves funding for Fair Oaks streetscape project
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• Son of O.J. Simpson former relative arrested
• 2 people hurt in small plane crash in California
• Sacto 911: Woman reports being bound, sexually assaulted in her Arden-Arcade apartment Monday night
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown thinks Occupy movement unlikely to help tax bid
• Sacto 911: Rocklin man arraigned on child pornography charges
• Schools object to NCAA multi-year scholarship plan
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown ramps up California judicial appointments
• Sacramento gas prices on the rise again
• Kings blog: Five things to watch in Blazers game
• Dixon Town Hall
• Accused fake doctor pleads not guilty in San Fran
• Capitol Alert video: Jerry Brown foresees tough budget year for California
• Capitol Alert: Michael Rubio decides not to run for Congress in 2012
• Company to close at least 100 Sears, Kmart stores
• Carol Channing's husband, Harry Kullijian, dies
• Capitol Alert: California legislative races to watch
• Anti-Semitism claims against UC Berkeley dismissed
• Man charged in Calif. soldier shooting
• December is a busy month for popping the question
• Carol Channing's husband, Harry Kullijian, dies
• American chefs boost fine dining in France
• California loses 947,000 jobs in five years
• McClatchy considers consolidating copy desks
• Heavenly, Northstar crack top 10 most popular ski resorts
• ED GOLDMAN: 5 ways to get sick while flying
• Biggest bankruptcies of 2011 slideshow
• California jobless benefits on track after federal extension
• Sacramento gas prices rise slightly during holiday week
• IPhone, iPad make up 92% of holiday mobile device sales
• Some consumers never spend holiday gift cards
• More than 100 Sears or Kmart stores to close
• Soldier shot at homecoming in critical condition
• How healthy, rare, or popular is your pet's name compared to your child's?
• Is your body even absorbing your supplements?
• Conn. fire victim was Ky. company's safety chief
• UC Davis gets $2 million in Keck Foundation research grants
• Woodland students knit hats and scarves for the needy
• Elk Grove food bank gives meals to 450 families
• Texas police: Man in Santa suit killed 6 relatives
• Twin probes to circle moon to study gravity field
• Disgraced ex-journalist fights for CA law license
• CA initiates state protection for rare woodpecker
• Mexican army: Ally's arrest is blow to 'El Chapo'
• Sacto 911: Sacramento police bust man after storage alarm is tripped
• Sacto 911: Pollock Pines mobile home fire sends man to hospital
• Retailers lure shoppers with after-Christmas sales
• Calif. mom booked for dropping toddler from window
• Police search for suspect in soldier shooting
• Study: San Francisco Bay oil spill damaged herring
• Ski experts: Riding in car riskier than ski lift
• Sacto 911: No peace on earth in some Sacramento spots
• Rain possible in Sacramento on Wednesday
• AP: BLM chief in NV wants more eyes on roundups
• FBI shooting range is popular deer hangout
• Fire at Conn. home kills ad exec's 3 kids, parents
• 'Anonymous' hackers target US security think tank
• 2011 winds down
• Sacto 911: Metal thief steals church's cornerstone bronze plaque
• Tip Sheet: Daily roundup of Sacramento Kings news and analysis
• N. California family loses gifts, dog in burglary
• Stallion castration plan on hold until court rules
• California to stop towing unlicensed drivers
• Christmas holiday closures
• Many are mistakenly imprisoned in L.A. County
• Have a sunny Christmas Day in Sacramento
• Dig for SF's transport terminal unearths artifacts
• Crime sends chills through retiree oasis in Mexico
• Leading Off: Kings probably will miss playoffs again
• Forest Service needs your socks
• Soldier paralyzed in shooting at homecoming party
• Sacto 911: Woman robbed at knifepoint on Christmas Eve
• Iranian woman to face death by stoning or hanging
• C. Guard rescues 28 after boat engine catches fire
• Black Navy veteran to get medal for WWII actions
• Calif. educators look to better English learning
• 'Elf on the Shelf' a holiday hit
• Kid band Vazquez Sounds takes Mexico by storm
• More Sacramento women are studying genetics and DNA testing technology
• Akers kicks 4 FGs, 49ers hold off Seahawks 19-17
• Occupy Wall Street becomes highly collectible
• More accurate view of Washington crossing debuts
• Sacramento Kings healthy for NBA season opener
• Developmentally disabled man missing, might be in Sacramento
• Pope laments Christmas consumerism, glitter
• Menlo Park man to get medal for actions in WW II
• In China, a daring few challenge one-child limit
• Raiders stay alive with 16-13 OT win over Chiefs
• Berkeley steel company accused of labor violations
• CA's top judge: Death penalty no longer effective
• SF fire started at bottom of trash chute
• $10,000 check dropped into Salvation Army kettle
• Last combat troops out of Iraq back at Fort Hood
• Hike while you can
• Gingrich fails to qualify for Va. primary ballot
• Sacto911: Man killed while running on Interstate 80 in Loomis
• Unprovoked attacks at heart of 'Knockout King'
• Several US states weigh in on cigarette label suit
• Are they open today? Christmas holiday closures
• Women or men can attend schools of extreme couponing when classes are offered
• Release of new Air Jordans sparks unruly crowds
• Firefighters scramble to replace toys lost in fire
• Sacto 911: Man sought in Lincoln stabbing turns himself in to police
• Sacto 911: Three men sought in armed robbery of Carmichael bank
• HPV virus-linked throat cancer hitting young males at a rapidly rising rate
• Skier sues Lake Tahoe resort over accident
• NHP to soon submit Amtrak crash report to NTSB
• Sacto 911: Sacramento Sheriff returns 2 pounds of medicinal pot to dispensary
• Calif. family answers girl's 'air mail' to Santa
• Remains of I-5 Strangler victim returning home
• Premier Power Renewable Energy COO to leave company
• Catholic church in SF disinvites gay clergy
• Sacto 911: Roseville police arrest 2 in crackdown on scrap metal dealers
• 21 former players sue NFL over concussions
• HP fixes security problem with printers
• Sacto 911: Sacramento judge sentences man to 10 years for animal abuse, orders him to register as sex offender
• Capitol Alert: Molly Munger changes tax initiative after Democrats' criticism
• Sacramento International Airport officials say they are prepared for holiday rush
• The state Worker blog: What does Social Security tax extension mean for new retirees?
• Tip Sheet: Roundup of Sacramento Kings news and analysis
• Sacto 911: Fed-Ex truck accident, hazmat spill slows eastbound I-80 traffic near Truckee
• Bodies of 2 off-roaders found in Mojave Desert
• Capitol Alert: California Senate Republican leader to step down in January
• Jury awards $30.4M to slots maker, against Shingle Springs Rancheria
• At the Port talking about saving American jobs. We must protect our workers!
• ED GOLDMAN: More new lyrics for Xmas songs
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• Netflix boss gets a pay cut
• A $13 billion loss for Sacramento homeowners?
• More labor trouble for Sutter Health
• State's food workers nearly all certified
• Capital region has seen steep rise in jobless rate
• Wait -- an app for Santa?
• Sheldon to play Kansas team for National Prep Classic title
• Exhibition - 100th Anniversary of Ishi's Discovery
• Deal reached to extend payroll tax cut for 2 months while a year-long plan is wo...
• New Power Balance owner in negotiations to keep name on arena
• Treasury nominee added to PremierWest board
• Sacramento ranks No. 89 for job levels over decade
• Aerojet reaches no-injury milestone
• ED GOLDMAN: New lyrics for Xmas songs
• Sactown's delicious chocolate cover competes with bigger magazines
• Bankrate finishes buying InsWeb assets
• State jobless claims drop by more than 15K
• Visionary Integration Professionals wins Homeland Security contract
• Kings rookie signs with management company Rival Sports
• Today marks the one year anniversary of President Obama signing the repeal of "D...
• Vitamin B therapy used to help reduce risk of stroke and dementia
• Website to track Santa from North Pole
• Capitol Alert: Million-plus jobless Californians are facing benefit cutoff
• Utah man wins Lamborghini, crashes it hours later
• Carmichael woman dies after hit by car on Fulton Avenue
• Capitol Alert: Census Bureau says Texas growing much faster than California
• Damaged 60 freeway to partly close for more work
• $2M bail for accused killer in Hells Angels brawl
• Sacto 911: 2 arrested in attempted theft of ornaments from Capitol Christmas tree
• New child booster seat law becomes effective Jan. 1
• North Highlands Raley's to become Food Source
• Kings Blog: Sources: Hayes was diagnosed with Pericarditis
• Warriors' Ellis sued for alleged sexual harassment
• Sacramento area weather: Fog aside, how dry are we?
• Southern Calif. bracing for more winds
• Prep blog: No. 6 Burbank beats No. 13 Del Campo in 'Human Fund' game
• US gray wolves rebound but face uncertain future
• County gets $4 million to improve Fair Oaks Boulevard in Carmichael
• Power Balance buyer may keep name on Kings arena
• Kings Blog: Samuel Dalembert will not be a King
• 8 US soldiers charged in death of bullied comrade
• Wal-Mart acknowledges plans for Granite Bay store
• Private equity firm Thoma Bravo buys Telestream
• Capitol Alert: Gov. Jerry Brown appoints EDD director, other top posts
• West Sacramento La-Z-Boy hiring ahead of February opening
• Congressional Gridlock (Winter 2011 E-Newsletter)
• Bank of America agrees to $335M mortgage settlement
• House Majority should allow an up or down vote on the bipartisan Senate compromi...
• UC Davis gets $2M in research grants
• Survey results: Biggest story of year is Waste Connections
• Study: Eleven area charter schools closed since '92
• NASCAR picks Telestream technology for race video
• Some Sacramento leaders push to strengthen mayor's position
• Feinstein Calls for Review of LAX Customs, Immigration Agents
• Feinstein wants to cut delays in customs processing at LAX - Los Angeles Times
• Congressman Sherman to Host Town Hall Meeting Saturday, January 21st
• Kings 2011-12: Special section, online coverage and live chats on the way
• Sacto 911: Boy dies of injuries suffered in fall from Sierra chairlift
• Sacto 911: Fairfield vice principal sentenced for molesting boys in home
• Appetizers: "Dine Downtown" specials coming in January
• Sacto 911: Accomplice in psychologist's alleged fake rape, robbery report arrested
• Mexico Mayan region launches apocalypse countdown
• Wine tasting to benefit community health clinics
• Visalia couple sentenced for making child porn
• Capiyol Alert: Americans Elect aiming for 2012 ballot in all 50 states
• Sacto 911: Man accused of defrauding Granite Bay woman of more than $7 million
• Estate Crush tasting room showcases Lodi's small winemakers
• Prep Blog: Area boys all-league water polo teams announced
• Prep Blog: Area girls all-league water polo teams announced
• Sacto 911: Elk Grove police seek help identifying bank robbery suspect
• Things to Do blog: Radio Disney hosts kid-friendly (and early) New Year's party
• Sacto 911: Stroke-impaired murder defendant sent to Napa State Hospital
• Mixed-use projects on 16th Street set to begin
• Capitol Alert: California tribes give $275,000 to Gov. Jerry Brown's initiative
• Staying out of the ring: Barely half of adults wed
• Opting to track, not treat, early prostate cancer
• Details of lab-made bird flu won't be revealed
• Rancho Cordova selects mayor
• Gerard Butler rescued at big-wave surfing spot
• America's Workers Deserve a One Year Tax Holiday – Not Two Months
• SureWest gives bonuses to top execs
• Should the House approve the bipartisan Senate compromise to extend the payroll...
• Egyptian women march in protest against abuse by military forces.
• STATEMENT: House Rejection of Senate Payroll Tax Holiday
• Google, KKR team in acquiring solar projects for SMUD
• Sacramento County adjusts zoning code for wineries
• ED GOLDMAN: An inspiring life story
• Bay-Delta Members of Congress respond to BDCP Statement on Transparency
• Travel and tourism industry expected to rake in $100B by year's end
• UC Davis housing occupancy near max
• Businesses should expect BOE inspections
• Lincoln appoints city attorney
• 49ers beat Big Ben, Steelers 20-3
• Congressman Sherman Introduces Bill to use Gaddafi Assets to Pay for Libya Operation
• 49ers game postponed due to power failure
• Kings blog: Westphal, Kings regroup and move on without Hayes
• Kings blog: Petrie: Kings will be "unable" to replace what Chuck Hayes brought to team
• Calif. teen sentenced for killing gay student
• San Diego mom stays on death row for killing sons
• Travis Air Force Base fights for Nativity scene
• Sacto 911: Plaques stolen from Carmichael Park's Wall of Honor
• Capitol Alert: Mercury, Consumer Watchdog spar over rate hike proposal
• Sacto 911:Folsom's Sutter Street reopens after transient's bomb threat
• Feds issue warning to unconventional sperm donor
• Photo gallery: A brief look back at Peja's career
• Kings blog: Peja Stojakovic retires after 13 years
• Conservation Service offers funding for tribal farmers, ranchers
• AT&T officially drops T-Mobile bid
• Calaveras Big Trees park reopened today
• Girls basketball rankings: Sacramento remains on top
• Feds give states power to define health benefits
• Reno man who killed first bear in Nev. hunt guilty
• Capitol Alert: Americans Elect gets OK to put ticket on California ballot
• Yocha Dehe Fire Department hires new chief
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown touts solar power as today's Hanukkah 'miracle'
• Sacto 911: Library official and wife convicted in kickback scheme
• Capitol Alert: The numbers behind California's 11.3 percent jobless rate
• Nite Brite Parade in East Sacramento
• Preps Plus: Ex-Oak Ridge runner wins stomach-churning Eggnog Mile
• Best of Biz Notes: Dec. 19
• Feinstein: Congress safeguards NASSCO jobs
• ED GOLDMAN: How to alarm your customers
• Best-paid city officials slideshow
• Round Table Pizza comes out of bankruptcy
• Palladio at Broadstone hires general manager
• Dine Downtown adds restaurants to menu
• Kim Jong Il's nukes, threats stoked world fears
• History of Mather Field Told Through Photographs
• Royce Urges President to Maintain National Guard Troop Presence Along U.S.-Mexico Border
• Royce Reacts to Death of North Korean Dictator Kim Jong-il
• Bank forecloses and tries to evict dying quadriplegic until newspaper intervenes
• Sierra resorts wait for snow as Christmas nears
• No snow in sight as Christmas approaches
• Lions rally to stun Raiders 28-27
• Sacto 911: Man, 53, killed on I-80 by assailants hiding in car's backseat
• NYC police: Man says he set woman afire over debt
• Alone in Antarctica: British woman on solo journey
• AP data: States shed thousands of public employees
• Army is pressed on why it kept trusting Manning
• Juror in Microsoft case at peace with decision
• Victim of LA office shooting remains in hospital
• House GOP leaders want new payroll tax cut bill
• Sacto 911: Holiday campaign underway in Sacramento County to take drunken motorists off the road
• Last troops exit Iraq in subdued end to 9-year war
• AP IMPACT: When your criminal past isn't yours
• New DNA test predicts eye color, but can it predict shade or hue?
• BLM sued over NV mustang castration, roundup plans
• Sacto 911: Occupants of Woodland home escape injury in Friday night shooting
• Next wave of GPS promises stronger signals
• Nuclear waste site hunt could point to granite
• Michael Jackson house contents sell for nearly $1M
• Congress' new terrorism rules leave open questions
• Senate OKs payroll tax cut, huge spending bill
• 9-year-old NYC boy chokes in school cafeteria
• NC police arrest 6 anti-Wall Street protesters
• Manning's sexual orientation is raised in hearing
• NY remains are missing prostitute, police confirm
• LA-area freeway torched by tanker truck now open
• NYC protesters scale fence at vacant lot
• Neighbor describes Ill. mom shooting child in yard
• Salvation Army volunteers set bell-ringing record
• Do close friends or social media activities in old age help to prevent dementia?
• Employee, 48, shoots 4, self at LA-area office
• Sacramento region week in review: Dec. 11-17
• Killing of bin Laden voted top news story of 2011
• Things To Do: World's tallest cat coming to Sacramento
• Things To Do: Little Charlie, Mumbo Gumbo singers to perform at school arts benefit in Davis
• Sacto 911: Sacramento cops arrest suspects with socks on their hands
• Sacramento parolee arrested with Japanese throwing star
• Olivehurst man killed in Highway 99 crash near Sac-Sutter county line
• Eat your heart out non-Californians: Sacramento area weather will be sunny and warmish
• Pope heads into busy Christmas season tired, weak
• Rapper Slim Dunkin slain in Atlanta music studio
• Sac to play Bakersfield for St. Hope title after beating Pasadena
• Fire in abandoned Rancho Cordova home under investigation
• Vote Note HR 2055 - Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2012: NO
• Congresswoman Chu Urges Implementation of Lessons Learned from Station Fire
• Sacramento Mayor Johnson concludes 'productive' arena meeting with NBA's David Stern
• Sacto 911: Burned Sacramento tot still in critical condition
• Kings blog: Tyreke Evans probable for short-handed Kings
• Waste Connections could pay $6M to break lease
• Sacramento flood control could get $51 million in federal money
• Prep Blog: Del Oro, state bowls topics for The Bee's Joe D. on local radio today
• Sacto 911: Former employee of Lincoln-based firm pleads guilty in airplane parts fraud case
• NY students suspended for organizing 'Tebowing'
• Beaten Giants fan speaks on camera for first time
• Free pot draws a crowd as Sacramento County dispensary closes
• Sacto 911: Tahoe DUI crash creates gas leak
• Shooting reported at SoCal Edison office
• Curfew-breaking teen gets stuck in Calif chimney
• Garamendi/Heinrich Bill Clarifies Detention Policy & Protects American Citizens' Due Process Rights
• Capitol Alert: Off-road enthusiasts ask Jerry Brown to rethink dismissal
• Capitol Alert: California board to review rural fire fee yet again in January
• Sacto 911: Man faces prison after pleading guilty to purported anti-gay attack
• Three more women accuse Michael Lyon of secret videotaping in lawsuit
• Sacramento women read to their preschool children to encourage brain health
• Prep Blog: Here are the boys fall soccer all-league teams
• Women seek neighborhood jobs in newly opening grocery & produce stores
• The State Worker: California Justice Department budget cuts reduced
• Capitol Alert: First dog Sutter Brown lands page on Jerry Brown's website
• Judge tosses out California's lethal injection procedures
• Mobile phone apps to create healthy trends in anti-bullying campaigns
• Sacramento unemployment dips to 10.9%
• Top of the List: Museums
• Morton's steakhouse chain gets new owner
• Congressman Garamendi Sends Letter to President in Support of Attorney General Harris' Investigation of Mortgage Fraud
• Feinstein, Grassley Bill to Combat Transnational Organized Crime Passes the Senate
• ED GOLDMAN: Curtain comes down on California Lectures
• Early Learning Challenge Funds Will Make a Real Difference for Children and Families
• Slideshow: Top Sacramento business stories of 2011
• Feds give CHW money to reduce hospital complications
• CalPERS invests in underwater power line
• Mortgage rates find new low
• Report: iPads will come in two sizes in 2012
• Feinstein, Boxer: Reduce Helicopter Noise Above Los Angeles
• Rep. Royce on Changing Energy Markets and U.S. National Security
• Capps Announces California Awarded Early Learning Challenge Grant
• House Passes Major Iran Sanctions Including Provisions Authored by Congressman Brad Sherman
• Kings Blog: Maloofs 'flexible' on March 1 arena deadline
• Video: Tyreke Evans and DeMarcus Cousins
• CalPERS invests in East Coast power line
• Arnold Schwarzenegger 'proud' of Jerry Brown on environment
• CalPERS will buy stake in underwater electric line
• California to study whether woodpecker endangered
• Golden State Water agrees to refund $3.6 million to customers in Rancho Cordova, Gold River, Arden
• Sacto 911: Man arrested in Sacramento for stealing donated toys
• Snowcamping anyone?
• All eyes on Gingrich in last debate before caucus
• Kings blog: Kings would still like Kirilenko after losing out on Crawford
• Sacto 911: Soccer coach's bail set at $12 million in child molestation case
• Report says western states edging toward recovery
• Kings blog: Bill Walton, Jim Gray back with the team
• Calif. tanker fire will force freeway demolition
• Former child maid from Egypt becomes US citizen
• Rep. Farr Hails Milestone Progress on Sanctuary Trail
• Sacramento jury to decide suit against Harley-Davidson
• Transportation Commission awards $401M for projects
• City Beat: Mayor Johnson proposes 'strong mayor,' other charter changes for June ballot
• Hearing highlights doubts about California high-speed rail
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• GOP working to undo automatic spending cuts
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• Kings arena documentary debuts in January
• Palm-sized baby among the world's smallest
• Sacto 911: Sacramento man suspected of scalding 3-year-old boy for wetting his pants
• Sacto 911: Three suspected by Sacramento police of siphoning gas from stolen car
• Google details top Sacramento searches in annual Zeitgeist survey
• Citrus Heights selects mayor
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• Reps. Bilbray and Cohen Break Down Barriers to Solar Energy, Help Create Industry Jobs
• Border Tunnel Bill Passes Judiciary Committee
• Feinstein, Sessions Call for Stricter Online Pharmacy Rules
• ED GOLDMAN: Let it snow ... elsewhere
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• Kings blog: The Clippers ... finally?
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• Was the Beaver Cleaver mom reality?
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• AAU president: Task forces will 'redefine trust'
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• Sacto 911: Passing motorists rescue woman from burning car in Land Park
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• Sacto 911: Esparto foster parent who coached soccer arrested for suspected child molestation
• Democrats think Obama's playing tax-cut extension fight well
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• Sacto 911: FBI needs help in solving year-old Pocket-Greenhaven bank robbery
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• Advertising executive dies in NY elevator accident
• State Fund will issue dividend to non-renewing policyholders after all
• Appetizers: Ambience of Carmichael also makes Top 100 restaurants list
• Home prices may have hit bottom in Sacramento region
• Twitter hits the big time at city council meeting
• Lodi power plant on track to open in 2012
• A's come to Sacramento for exhibition game against River Cats
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• GridSense creates power-monitoring system for utilities
• Bonds' sentencing brings BALCO saga near a close
• Sacto 911: 2nd jury deliberates in Sacramento library kickback scheme
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• Frat accused of asking: Who do you want to rape?
• UC Davis gets share of $14M grant to help Afghanistan's ag economy
• High-Speed Rail puts PR firm search on hold
• Survey results: Most favor cutting Saturday postal delivery first
• Capps Leads Democratic Women in Urging President Obama to Support EPA Proposal to Reduce Mercury Pollution
• Congressman Bilbray: San Diego TV and National Interviews
• Our Voice: Tribe needs community support for new casino - The Desert Sun
• Feinstein, Boxer Praise Senate, House Passage of Pipeline Safety Bill
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• City council votes to investigate private parking to fund arena
• CONGRESSWOMAN WATERS URGES LACMTA TO INCLUDE A WESTCHESTER STATION ON THE CRENSHAW/LAX TRANSIT CORRIDOR
• Royce Introduces Small Business Access to Capital Act
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• Vote Note HR 3630 - Payroll Tax Cut Extension
• Congresswoman Chu Applauds the Supreme Court's decision to review Arizona's SB 1070
• Rep. Chu Opposes Phony Job Creation Bill
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• Lawsuit: Overfishing leaves salmon, whales hungry
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• Placer County chief plans retirement
• Prep Blog: Valley, Del Campo, Bella Vista among boys tournament winners
• Placer County executive officer announces retirement plans
• Capitol Alert: Los Angeles schools to sue California over bus cut
• Career Sacramento burglar qualifies for second medical parole
• Hug your dogs
• Facebook aims to help prevent suicide
• Animal welfare groups: Don't buy pet store puppies
• Appetizers: The Kitchen and Carpe Vino make Top 100 restaurants list
• Walmart announces community grants
• Capitol Alert: Darrell Steinberg wants digital library of free textbooks
• National Guard presence at border to be reduced
• Sacramento State takes $6M share of system budget cuts
• Community college system worries about budget cuts
• Can an integrated sensor system mat equalize pressure to help relieve back pain?
• Attorney general creates cyber crime unit
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• Rep. Farr Bill to Upgrade Pinnacles to Park Status
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• MC-12 to Remain at Beale Air Force Base Following Garamendi Letters to Defense Authorization Conference Committee
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• Estate Crush ready to open their tasting room in downtown Lodi
• CalPERS makes $695M profit from GI Partners investment
• ED GOLDMAN: One heck of a power bill
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• Kings blog: Kirilenko intrigued by the Kings
• Sacramento International Sportsmens Exposition 2012
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• Mother convicted of trying to kill toddler son
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• Record exec dies after Hollywood shooting
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• Sac Metro Fire seeks applicants for a board vacancy
• Hear the latest at Sacramento City Council meeting December 13th
• Things to Do: SubMerge magazine to mark 100th issue with all-ages show
• HP's general counsel Michael Holston to depart
• State Worker: University of California, clerks' union agree to two-tier pensions
• Man gets 6 years in bondage sex, burned body case
• Sacto 911: Sacramento drops charges against 'Occupy' protesters with multiple arrests
• Kings blog: Video - Coach, Jimmer talk after training camp workout
• Sutter nurses plan strike in Bay Area
• UC finalizes labor agreement with clerical staff
• State Worker: Dialing for CalPERS Day 3: How long is the wait?
• Report: Average cost of workers' comp claim is $65,000
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown opens tax campaign committee, starts fundraising
• Capitrol Alert: Jerry Brown wants agencies to stop writing so many reports
• Capitol Alert: New data provide ammunition for workers' compensation clash
• Wal-Mart donates $470K to Sacramento-region groups
• Sacto 911: El Dorado County suspect in 1998 child rape arrested in N.J.
• Federal report: Home flipping drove housing bubble
• Capitol Alert: Mitt Romney: GOP primary fight could extend to California vote
• Local scientists research new ways to treat pain and epilepsy
• Former NFL defensive back Leonard Lyles dies at 74
• Things to do: Activist Tom Hayden to appear at Avid Reader at the Tower
• Crews to remove Nev. helicopter wreckage by air
• Sacto 911: Detectives seek help in identifying assailants who shot man in Arden Arcade
• More than 2,500 students eligible for Sacramento State graduation
• Department of Industrial Relations chief made official
• Intel cuts sales outlook, cites drive shortage
• Best of Biz Notes: Dec. 12
• Every accused citizen deserves a trial - San Francisco Chronicle
• ED GOLDMAN: This bank has plenty of customers
• Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard: Supreme Court Should Reject AZ Immigration Law
• A visit to Woodbridge Ecological Reserve each winter is an E-ssential Sacramento
• Calif. senator threatens boycott over Lowe's ads
• Skelton, Fitzgerald lead Arizona past 49ers 21-19
• FACT CHECK: Plenty to question in GOP debate
• Packers perfect 13-0 after 46-16 win over Raiders
• Feds, SF tussle over America's Cup use of Alcatraz
• Climate deal doesn't make things worse _ or better
• Plan to allow pesticides in Lake Tahoe criticized
• Public retirement ages come under greater scrutiny
• Del Oro selected to play Helix in state bowl game
• Matchups for the 2011 CIF State Bowl Championship
• 'Billy the Kid' PBS film explores Hispanic link
• Frost and cold continues through Wednesday
• Health Squeeze: UK's free health care under threat
• Villegas selected as West Sacramento Mayor Pro Tem
• Best new coffeehouse in Sacramento at Insight Coffee Roasters
• Portola mayor's opponents seek recall over water rate increases
• Alec Baldwin apologizes to himself on 'SNL'
• NYPD Facebook probe raises free speech question
• State, local policies emerge on illegal immigrants
• Sacto 911: Two suspects arrested in south Sacramento vacant home heist
• Sacto 911: Sacramento Police nab mouth-foaming robbery suspect
• Kings blog: Cousins new body, new teammate
• Powerful vegan CEOs popularize their menus
• Which oatmeal cookie recipe would you like - considering your own health needs?
• Paul Westphal likes new Kings roster as it is
• Preps Plus: Oakmont High's Garcia finishes 5th; Vista del Lago's Carroll 27th at national cross country finals
• Preps Plus: A peek into prep football 2012 - top teams, top players
• Hundreds line Sacramento streets to view Santa parade
• Rare sighting in Calif. of red-flanked bluetail
• Coroner IDs gunman who stalked Hollywood streets
• Gingrich prime focus of rivals in latest debate
• Arizona girl attacked by police dog at school
• New study reports that egg consumption sharply increases prostate cancer risk
• Sacramento region week in review
• 3 women accept Nobel Peace Prize
• Postal Service plant closures will be 'a mess'
• Sacto 911: String of burglaries hit south Sacramento neighborhoods
• Sacto 911: Sacramento police seek suspect in second cab driver attack in two days
• Photos of the lunar eclipse from around the world
• NorCal oyster farm dispute spreads to Capitol Hill
• Levi jazzed to host Spike Video Game Awards
• Sacramento area viewers saw eclipse in freezing temps; clouds move in Sunday
• Sacto 911: Sacramento police nab suspect in possession of gun after chase through Downtown Plaza
• Sacto 911: Motorcyclist killed after striking vehicle in Oroville
• Sacto 911: Rocklin burglar suspect was persistent, police say
• Kings, NBA keep it interesting
• Total eclipse of the moon early Saturday
• Biker's warning: Don't take EPO or you raise risk of hypertension in the brain
• Welcome back! A wild NBA day of personnel moves
• Kings Blog: Kings announce signings of rookies Fredette, Honeycutt, Thomas
• Kings Blog: Kings renounce rights to Dalembert, three other players
• Capitol Alert: California Supreme Court to fast-track ruling on Senate maps
• Kirkwood times 3
• Second Saturday – stop in here
• Merced cops kill bystander while pursuing suspect
• Capitol Alert: Tech troubles continue for CalAccess campaign finance site
• APNewsBreak: Police identify Va. Tech gunman
• CA to convert women's prison to hold male inmates
• Teen girl who triggered CA Amber alert found
• LA police kill man shooting at cars in Hollywood
• Warriors talk possibility of San Francisco arena
• Sacto 911: Psychologist accused of faking robbery, rape still works for prison system, authorities say
• Occupy UC Davis set to decamp for winter break
• Capitol Alert: Ballot proposal would make California Legislature part-time
• Prep Blog: Jesuit's Rose to coach; Davis' Gross to play in soccer event
• Sacto 911: Judge hands life terms to three convicted of south Sacramento murder
• Moller makes preliminary deal with Chinese partner
• Sacramento County names new parks chief
• Empire Golf to manage Chico course
• State’s exports show little gain in October
• Prep Blog: Garcia, Carroll are familiar with Foot Locker nationals course
• Stocks close higher as Europe nears budget pact
• HP to contribute webOS to open source community
• California has $3B cash balance hole
• Total Wine and More is the one-stop shop for adult beverages
• McClatchy stock sees big boost after update
• Denio's brings back auctions
• Pacific Ethanol raises $8M from select investors
• Top of the List: Multifamily property managers
• Editorial: Liberties at risk as Congress ups 'war on terror' - Sacramento Bee
• Ultralight Aircraft Drug Smuggling Bill Clears Senate
• ED GOLDMAN: My gift-buying survey results
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in California
• Anne Hart's 35 predictions for 2012 on whether prosperity will be restored
• Sacto 911: Baptist pastor Daniels guilty of molesting girls in Citrus Heights home
• Va. Tech gunman kills officer, then found dead
• Valley boys beat Elk Grove in Old School Rivalry game
• More drivers texting at wheel, despite state bans
• Assembly will not appeal court order to release member budgets
• Sheldon to face nationally ranked Mitty of San Jose in Livermore
• Prep Blog: Antelope rival game to highlight Common Good Classic
• Second Saturday Reception: December 10, 2011
• Sacramento dog to be the face of California Natural pet food
• State employee sentenced for bilking unemployment fund
• Sacramento Capitals tennis team gets new owner
• Armed Services Committee Member Garamendi Fights for Beale Air Force Base, Urges Congress to Keep MC-12 Program in Air Force
• Sacto 911: Man "occupies" tree in Cesar Chavez Park as Sacramento police wait
• U.S. vehicle crash deaths lowest since 1949
• Kings blog: Sac's Zach Andrews invited to Lakers camp
• Sacto 911: Chat with Sacramento police Chief Braziel online Monday
• City Beat: Aerojet kicks in $1.5 million to help build science center downtown
• California's middle class drops to less than half of all families, according to...
• Aerojet donates $1.5M to Powerhouse Science Center
• Capitals get new team owner, stadium name
• Sacramento releases details of arena funding
• Council asked to consider leasing out city parking to private firm
• The State Worker: Dialing for CalPERS: How long is the wait?
• McClatchy says advertising revenue is improving
• Capital Public Radio starts search for Insight host
• Sacto 911: Proposition 8 hearings to be broadcast live online at KQED
• Sacto 911: D.A. calls Sacramento library billing 'classic case of public corruption'
• Sacto 911: California FPPC remembers former commissioner Tim Hodson
• Sacramento plans audit of wireless carriers
• Metro Chamber picks PRIDE Industries CEO as Sacramentan of Year
• Pacific Sunwear to close underperforming stores
• JMA buys homes next to Ritz-Carlton Lake Tahoe
• Feinstein: Hoover Dam Energy Bill Benefits California
• Dozens of Occupy Sacramento protesters in park after curfew
• REP. ROYBAL-ALLARD INTRODUCES ATTAIN ACT TO INVEST IN DEVELOPING HIGH TECH SKILLS AMONG STUDENTS
• Roseville company installing solar for Hollywood studio
• At least 85 taken into custody as SF camp cleared
• Kings blog: Kings back in black
• 'MythBusters' cannonball rips through house, van
• Things to do: MythBusters coming to Sacramento - no word on cannonballs
• Appetizers blog: Sacramento home cooks encouraged to audition for Fox's "MasterChef"
• Kings Blog: Kings add Todd to coaching staff
• Capitol Alert: Cub Scout's wish list includes law shortening school week
• Prep Blog: Top boys teams to play in Monterey Trail's basketball tourney
• Flaw exposes Facebook CEO's photos of puppy, food
• California pot growers shifting crop to private farmlands
• Sacto 911: Riot at New Folsom prison leaves at least nine inmates injured
• Ashlee Simpson, Pete Wentz divorce finalized in LA
• Sutter, CHW pay to settle overcharging allegations
• Billion-dollar weather disasters smash US record
• “Right now, 60% of government spending, made up of the entitlements and other fe...
• Mets send CF Angel Pagan to SF, sign 2 relievers
• Volunteers sought for Sacramento County Grand Jury
• Groupon launches online scheduler in Sacramento
• Guns N' Roses, Chili Peppers in Rock Hall
• Airline responds as dustup with Baldwin continues
• Raising $100 billion for climate fund in dispute
• Purple Communications hiring, adding call centers
• Reps. Brian Bilbray and Anna Eshoo Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Ensure Prompt Payment for Medicaid Providers
• I appeared on KUSI this morning to discuss the President's speech yesterday on t...
• 'M-A-S-H' star Harry Morgan dies at age 96
• Apple loses right to iPad name in China
• Survey results: Sacramento mayor should be re-elected
• Campbell Discusses the Eurozone Risk to the United States: Listen @
• Smokey Ridge Charcuterie specialty foods for Christmas
• Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control Holds Hearing on Marijuana Cultivation on U.S. Public Lands
• ED GOLDMAN: Lunch with Kristine Hanson
• Sacramento Kings extend agreement with KHTK Sports
• Gold Standard Diagnostics offers early arthritis test
• Air ambulance REACH merges with Oregon company
• CalSTRS picks adviser for global macro hedge fund strategy
• Kings blog: Ask Bobby Jackson: Join Sacramento Kings live chat at 10 am Wednesday
• Midtown Sacramento Las Posadas: December 11
• Occupiers move into boarded-up foreclosed homes in residential neighborhoods
• Dodgers file MLB settlement with bankruptcy court
• Sacramento Lazer Glass Open Studio: December 10-11
• FAA chief resigns after drunken driving arrest
• Congressman Sherman Calls for Stricter Laws on Member Trading
• Rep. Chu Introduces Bill to Drive Economic Opportunity for Entrepreneurs
• Rep. Judy Chu Releases Statement about U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Subcommittee Hearing on the 'Prenatal Nondiscrimination Act'
• New NBA schedule shows Kings at home for 4 of first 5 games
• Prep blog: Final Bee Sac-Joaquin Section football rankings
• Occupy Sacramento to march on Attorney General's office
• State: Mom who shot kids, self denied food stamps
• Sacto 911: Priest's bail review hearing delayed until Dec. 19
• Feds: Couple claimed welfare, lived in $1.2M home
• Capitol Alert: Hearing in Kinde Durkee fraud case delayed until next year
• Steve Pleau named auto Dealer of the Year in Sacramento region
• Sacramento-area Kaiser Permanente hospitals earn national honors
• Authorities: Woman seemed drunk before fatal fall
• Sacramento real estate firm handles sale of Oakland Tribune building
• Fresno Bee: Wanger cuts legal ties to Westlands Water District
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown appoints Chester 'Chet' Widom as state architect
• Prudential sells real estate operations to Brookfield
• 49ers reach deal for parking near proposed stadium
• $210M settlement reached in W.Va. mine explosion
• Identity thieves hit N. California grocery chain
• Public asked for opinion on how to divvy up billions in transportation funds
• Sac State applications on the rise
• Think Big Sacramento plans parking meeting
• Capitol Alert: Mother Jones magazine saying nice things about Darrell Issa
• Poof! Harry Potter park to appear in Hollywood
• California, Nevada plan joint mortgage fraud investigation
• Bluett brokers sale of former Oakland Tribune building
• Medicare Recipients Save $569, Former Insurance Commissioner Rep. Garamendi Says Patient’s Bill of Rights is Working
• 3rd Yosemite body identified as missing woman
• California finishes buying World Bank bonds
• Local Kaiser hospitals make national Leapfrog list
• Garamendi Helps Secure DOE Funds to Streamline Solar Permitting Process
• Let’s make it a Made in America holiday season! My office is doing a Made in Am...
• Fewer are jobless locally, but unemployment rate stalls
• ED GOLDMAN: A very heavy subject
• California ranks in middle of healthy states
• California Members of Congress call for “justice for homeowners”
• Rep. Royce Statement on the STOCK Act Hearing
• Child victims of family violence show same brain activity pattern as in combat
• Congressman McClintock Introduces H.R. 3544
• Sacto 911: Mass murderer Juan Corona denied parole for 25 killings in 1971
• Thousands still without power after Calif. winds
• Weather service expects temperatures to drop to freezing tonight
• Former HP chair Dunn, 58, dies after cancer bout
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown filing initiative to hike taxes on sales, wealthy
• Sacto 911: Rocklin woman arrested after craft store is robbed
• Governor proposes raising taxes on wealthy, sales taxes
• Sacto 911: Sacramento school maintenance worker finds loaded gun on roof
• Calif. inmate shift could hurt firefighting crews
• Citrus Heights Old Navy plans final move to new building
• Police identify man who stabbed Sikh at airport
• SMUD approves $1.33 billion budget
• FAA chief on leave after drunken driving arrest
• Sacto 911: Woman smacks would-be thief on the head with her shoe
• UC president appoints panel to investigate pepper spraying
• California sees 3% increase in construction jobs
• Capitol Alert: UC names task force members to investigate pepper spraying
• Kings blog: Lakers come to town to play Kings on Dec. 26
• SynapSense hires VP of professional services
• ED GOLDMAN: Talking trash here
• Rangers find 3rd body in Yosemite's Merced River
• Gas prices continue tumbling
• Stanford's Luck wins Johnny Unitas award
• Nursing home trade group selects chairman
• The State Worker: Special fund furlough lawsuit revived in Oakland court
• Best of Biz Notes: Dec. 5
• Capitol Alert: National congressional survey sees Dem gains in California
• Shoppers pepper-sprayed while subduing purse thief
• Police: Calif. wife tried to sever husband's penis
• Editorial: Defense bill deserves veto - San Bernardino Sun
• Senate Approves Renewal of Breast Cancer Research Stamp
• Study: Californians not getting proper mental health care
• Rep. Judy Chu Calls on Gov. Brown to Declare Disaster Areas in San Gabriel Valley Due to Damage from Santa Ana Winds
• Rematch: LSU vs. Alabama in BCS title game
• Tiger Woods ends 2-year victory drought
• Kenya's Monyenye wins men's California International Marathon
• 49ers beat Rams 26-0 for 1st playoffs since '02
• Obama gets laughs at Kennedy Center Honors
• The Week Ahead: Five things that will shape the news in Our Region
• Ky church overturns ban on interracial couples
• Postal cuts to slow delivery of first-class mail
• Bush helps Dolphins beat Raiders 34-14
• Private college presidents' pay up modestly
• Big win, big scare: 12 hurt at Oklahoma St. game
• Newly graduated nurses in Sacramento have hard time finding permanent jobs
• Freezing night temperatures Monday, weather service says
• Report: Ousted LA housing chief got $1.2 million
• 49ers owner John York thrilled with resurgence
• College band death casts shadow on rich tradition
• Critics: 'Tough' sheriff botched sex-crime cases
• Economy has wildlife rescue on endangered list
• Items reflecting NV's naughty past sold at auction
• Pakistani model's nude photo causes fury
• Some Asians' college strategy: Don't check `Asian'
• Prep blog: Johnsons help lead Franklin to Bronco Roundup title
• Police never learned from mistakes in 2007, 2009, and 2011 at UC campuses
• Thousands take on gusty winds to attend SactoMoFo III food truck festival
• Preps Plus: Granite Bay Big 3 key 30-24 win over Pleasant Grove to win D-I title
• Cain suspends campaign shifting GOP race
• Sacto 911: Coroner IDs North Highlands woman fatally shot Thursday
• Family of boy in fatal pellet gun shooting issues warning against guns and unattended children
• 85-year-old says she was strip searched at JFK
• Union Mine claims D-IV state volleyball title
• FBI: `Geezer Bandit' apparently strikes again
• Children of welfare incur debts of parents
• SFFD cited for 'serious' violations in fatal fire
• 49ers, Santa Clara secure funding for new stadium
• Weather forecast: Wind advisory issues for west slope of Sierra
• Sacto 911: U.S. marshals arrest fugitive in Sacramento in connection with Stockton ambush killing
• Report: Sandusky talks about Paterno, case
• Pleasant Grove players would have liked another shot at Lincoln
• Jesuit to face Strake Jesuit of Texas in tourney title finale
• SactoMoFo food truck vendors, fans converge Saturday in Sacramento
• Congressman Sherman Issues Statement on the Importance of Credit Union
• Sacto 911: Cal Fire, Forest Service crews gain on fires as winds die down
• Judge halts state work on in-home care reductions
• Cost projection increases for California Dream Act
• KCRA keeps top spot for TV news
• Condor biologist killed by tree felled by winds
• Sacto 911: Priest arraigned in Sacramento on 7 counts of child molestation
• Sierra ski resorts gear up, hope for another big season
• Why did a TV stand up comic compare UC Davis chancellor to Hitler?
• Lyon adds 22 former Better Homes agents
• Arrested Occupy Sacramento protesters decline city's plea offer
• Capitol Alert: Sacramento journalists, politicos face off on the dance floor
• Philanthropic businesses win awards
• Capitol Alert: GOP-backed group files new court petition against Senate maps
• Red dye from lichens and green tea studied for combating Alzheimer's disease
• It was an honor to spend the morning with the great people at St. Paul’s Senior...
• Study confirms many of us go online for no reason
• Five indicted in alleged foreclosure scheme
• Stock market closes out its best week since 2009
• Things to Do: Tonight's and Saturday's Sacramento Tesla shows postponed
• Billy Graham remains in hospital, up and walking
• Man killed in hit-and-run after helping motorist
• Dead baby found in trash at Stanislaus gas station
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown won't talk taxes today, after all
• Preps Plus: Jesuit to face Bishop O'Dowd in Father Barry semifinals tonight
• Things To Do: Get your holiday on this weekend; there's lots to do in Sacramento
• Sacto 911: Sacramento judge rules Davis 'sweethearts' murder hearings will be open
• The State Worker: More hearings ahead for California's public pension committee?
• Sleep Train opening another store
• Sacramento one of five cities to get energy-efficiency funds
• Garamendi Bill Advances to the Next Station
• ED GOLDMAN: Not that I'm biased ...
• Possible break for in-home supportive workers
• Brown eyes ballot measure to tax wealthy
• New tenants at El Dorado Hills Town Center
• Gas companies could get instant fines
• UCSC Grad and Shooting Victim Honored
• Royce Reacts to November Jobs Report
• How reliable are the best websites on healthy trends?
• Congressman Sherman Fights Back on Gun Violence
• Congressman Sherman Working to Preserve Social Security & Medicare
• Congressman Sherman Working to Strengthen US-Israel Relations
• Congressman Sherman Releases Statement in Support of the Entertainment Industry
• Congressman Sherman Working to Strengthen US-Israel Relations
• Sherman Fights for Progressive Issues
• Volunteers keep Mono Lake Reserve from closing
• Kings Blog: Kings will play Warriors twice in preseason
• Raiders' McClain arrested on Ala assault charges
• Guide to the 29th annual California International Marathon
• Woman shot to death in North Highlands; suspect arrested
• Land Park middle school custodian arrested on weapons charge
• Jerry Brown makes case for pension plan at legislative panel
• NBA players authorize return of union
• Sacto 911: Sacramento man pleads guilty to possessing child pornography
• Clara's House offers free mammograms to poor, uninsured women
• Prep Blog: Pleasant Grove football practices are short and effective
• Sacto 911: Wind-driven fires reported in El Dorado, other foothill counties
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown wants tax hikes to wealthy, sales to raise $7 billion
• Hospital: Evangelist Billy Graham has pneumonia
• Capitol Alert video: Jerry Brown mum on tax plan as he leaves pension hearing
• Georgetown Parade of Lights Annual Christmas Event
• 2 bodies found at burned Stockton warehouse
• Study: People living longer with AIDS
• Medicare adds obesity-prevention coverage
• Art On The Divide Gallery artist demonstrations
• Gaming giant Electronic Arts buys KlickNation
• Immigration scam awareness campaign goes national
• Regulator approves $38 million PG&E fine for blast
• Calif. man gets 6 years for trying to sell baby
• Sacramento computer gaming start-up sold to Electronic Arts
• Pacific Ethanol ups stake in New PE Holdco
• Capitol Alert: Texas Gov. Rick Perry raises cash in Sacramento, slips press
• Big Joe's BBQ to open across from City Hall
• Charities get less than half of fundraising dollars
• Top of the List: Technology companies
• The American people not the special interests should determine the outcome of ou...
• Congressman Brian Bilbray Supports Ban on Insider Trading in Congress
• ED GOLDMAN: This is only my opinion
• Today marks World AIDS Day. We have made so much progress in fighting this deva...
• Editorial: A fight for rule of law, even for terror suspects - San Francisco Chronicle
• Feinstein: Cut Payroll Tax for California Families
• December 1, 2011 is World AIDS Day
• SMUD energy storage project gets $227K
• North Sacramento duplex severely damaged in two-alarm fire
• Cab driver, passengers injured in collision on Howe Avenue
• CONGRESSWOMAN WATERS REINTRODUCES THE STOP AIDS IN PRISON ACT IN HONOR OF WORLD AIDS DAY
• Royce Celebrates U.S.-India Relations, Welcomes Ambassador Rao
• Royce Speaks on Taiwan’s Upcoming Elections
• Royce on FHA and the Potential Bailout
• REP. ROYBAL-ALLARD RECOGNIZES WORLD AIDS DAY
• Congressman Sherman Working to Reduce Airport Noise
• Move by central banks exhilarates Wall Street
• Thousands attend services for fallen Vallejo cop
• Troublesome winds expected to blow again Thursday in Sacramento Valley
• Initiative to limit Roseville officials' pay will not be on ballot
• With lockout nearing end, basketball back in focus
• Sacramento Regional Transit offers free holiday bus rides
• Rancho Cordova's VSP names McGrann as new president
• Calif. AG: Let NY try convicted '70s serial killer
• Sacramento FM station 92.5 moves from Lady Gaga to Limbaugh
• After raids, Wall Street protesters shift tactics
• Things to do: Cache Creek offering free musical events during holiday season
• Sacto 911: Sacramento County man pleads no contest to wife's murder
• Sutter completes expansion of Roseville rehab center
• Free flu shots, health tests Thursday at Consulate General of Mexico
• Stanford assistant coach Chester McGlockton dies
• Capitol Alert: California rapped for low spending on anti-smoking programs
• American Airlines says it won't cut flights in Sacramento
• Local firms remain on tax scofflaw list
• Job postings flat in November
• Kirkwood preview weekend
• Pacific Ethanol keeps NASDAQ listing
• Capps Reintroduces HEART for Women Act
• Capps Encourages Latino Families Facing Foreclosure To Contact Her Office
• Couple held without bond in bloody saw slaying
• Sacto 911: Accountant: Library billing 'didn't pass the smell test'
• Sacto 911: Man snatches belongings from women in Sacramento
• Rancho Cordova tech firm is purchased
• Credit unions still adding members
• Feinstein, Rand Paul fight indefinite detentions - San Francisco Chronicle
• ED GOLDMAN: Lunch with John Shirey
• Aerojet pays $3.3M, ending federal probe
• Sacramento council OKs garbage deal
• New president for VSP Vision Care
• KCRA has bragging rights again
• More than 200 arrested in Occupy LA raid
• Scientists say Cleopatra may have been African because her sister, Arsinoe was
• REP. ROYBAL-ALLARD RENEWS CALL TO SUSPEND 'SECURE COMMUNITIES'
• Common household products chemical linked to raised risk of Parkinson's disease
• Former Sacramento-area boys basketball coach sentenced to 4 years in prison
• Murder defendant found incompetent to stand trial; placement options to be weighed
• Fog causes several delays, cancellations at Sacramento International
• California finance director's blood alcohol level was .11 percent
• Former judge goes to work for Westlands Water
• Sacto 911: Sacramento woman, boyfriend killed by suspected DUI driver in Clovis
• Are more women than men demanding UCD chancellor's resignation?
• Healthy aging is focus of book discussed by Yolo seniors group
• Number of Sacramento homeowners with negative equity declines slightly
• Facebook makes privacy pledge in FTC settlement
• Prep Plus: Sons of ex-NBA players help Jesuit, Sheldon to Tip-Off wins
• Giants extend Sabean, Bochy through 2013 season
• Police search for suspects after 7 shot in Oakland
• 3 Conn. money managers: No secret lottery winner
• Weather forecast: Dense fog today, then high wind for Sacramento area
• Calif. salon shooting suspect pleads not guilty
• APNewsBreak: New Calif. border drug tunnel found
• The State Worker: Jerry Brown's pension plan to get California lawmakers' scrutiny
• Union says Kaiser breaks mental-health rules
• Comedian Patrice O'Neal dies, had suffered stroke
• Most American Airlines fliers to see little impact
• Law office moves, changes firm name
• TV stations place camera at Roseville shopping center
• Revionics inks partnership with RivalWatch
• Protecting the American Dream of Homeownership
• Combating Deadly Cancer in America
• ED GOLDMAN: Meet an engineer-turned-producer
• UC system to ask California for $2.7B
• Council to vote on trash, recycling contracts
• Fox40 hires morning anchor, adds evening broadcast
• Rancho office complex extends loan
• Ex-state justice to lead pepper-spray probe
• Council to vote on waste, recycling contracts
• International Sportsmen's Expo in Sacramento 2012
• Royce Pushes for Increased U.S.-Filipino Maritime Security Cooperation
• UC system to ask state for $2.7 billion
• Former justice to lead pepper spraying probe
• Congressman Sherman Reacts to Rep. Barney Frank Retiring
• Sacto 911: Estranged wife arrested, two suspects sought in kidnapping
• Raiders blog: McFadden making progress
• Sacto 911: Defense rests in Rio Linda pastor's child molestation trial
• Sacto 911: Two men hospitalized following assault in El Dorado County
• Sacto 911: Undersheriff to lead Sacramento State police force next year
• United Way awards $1.2 million to 13 nonprofits in region
• Flu shot clinics offered for seniors, at-risk individuals
• Sacto 911: Coroner IDs man fatally shot on Bell Avenue early Friday
• Capitol Alert: Californians' economic confidence falls, survey finds
• Prep Blog: Will to compete drove Rio Americano teen, even while injured
• Coast Guard's 2.8mw solar project get local boost
• AP IMPACT: More kids skip school shots in 8 states
• Banned players settle with gay softball group
• Appetizers blog: Temple training: Learn more -- and do more -- with coffee
• The Associated Press reports seniors and the disabled are saving an average of $...
• Prep Blog: Coaches, officials, players sound off on concussion awareness
• Capitol Alert: Republican Elizabeth Emken to run against Sen. Dianne Feinstein
• Two local firms designed new Coast Guard solar project
• Blue Shield returning millions to customers
• Marine: Fears of end to gay ban prove unfounded
• Appetizers: Broadacre Coffee to host 'State Worker Appreciation Week' with freebies
• Most California seniors will need long-term care
• Aerojet motors lift rocket to Mars
• Best of Biz Notes: Nov. 28
• Medicare back on the brink over cuts to doctors
• Top of the List: Engineering companies
• ED GOLDMAN: Take my survey — please!
• Sacramento County files suit against pot dispensary
• Occupy protestors to try to shut down UC Davis
• Area nonprofits to get over $1.1M from United Way
• Royce Statement on Secretary of State’s Visit to Burma
• Congresswoman Waters Seeks Federal Funding for Leimert Park Station on the Crenshaw/LAX Transit Corridor
• Rep. Waters' Statement on the Retirement of Rep. Barney Frank
• Rep. Waters' Statement on the Retirement of Rep. Barney Frank
• Teen tweeter won't apologize to Kan. governor
• The Week Ahead: Eight things that will shape the news in Our Region
• Raiders get 6 FGs in 25-20 win over Bears
• Sacto 911: Sacramento Sheriff: Woman found dead in parking lot likely died accidentally
• UN conference to deal with carbon reductions
• Study aims to reduce number of deer hit on freeway
• Father: Son answered Ohio ad to provide for boys
• Occupy LA deadline comes, many say they won't go
• GOP Latinos face questions over immigrant pasts
• Power failure that hit 1,400 customers in Elk Grove repaired
• The other student loan problem: too little debt
• Kings Blog: Sac's Zach Andrews opts for L.A.
• SWAT team's shooting of Marine causes outrage
• Fog is with us until midweek
• If you raise the price, they'll still come
• The Lodi Holiday Wine Walk is one week away
• Sacto 911: Johnny's Cathouse ground zero for Redding bar brawl, assaults
• As U.S. troops leave Iraq, what is the legacy of eight years of war?
• Fresno prof works to grow a later, tastier grape
• Big expansion, big questions for Teach for America
• Sacto 911: Auburn woman assaulted, robbed in Thanksgiving Day home invasion
• Prep stars: Bird, Keeney help lead Granite Bay past Lincoln
• NASA launches super-size rover to Mars: 'Go, Go!'
• NBA deal should help Sacramento Kings compete with big-market teams
• As deadline looms, Occupy LA says they'll stay
• Occupy SF march through city for immigrant rights
• Caltrain hits, kills man in Palo Alto
• Black Friday sales up 7 pct; retailers look ahead
• What do you need to ask about your supplements regarding absorption & results?
• Kings/NBA blog: Players happy to learn of tentative deal
• Obama pops into bookstore, backs small businesses
• Former Bay Bridge tech takes deal in sex case
• Sacto 911: Sacramento thieves strike under noses of employees
• Kings/NBA blog: New deal is what Kings have been waiting for
• Sunshine expected in Sacramento after fog lifts
• Tentative agreement made to end NBA lockout
• NBA and players have tentative deal
• Prep blog: Sizing up Friday night prep football playoff action
• Appetizers blog: Chez Daniel, Monsieur Pont and one tough table
• Occupy protests discourage Black Friday shopping
• Burning Man lottery system for tickets debuts
• Raiders blog: McFadden ruled out for fourth consecutive game
• No. 1 LSU powers past No. 3 Arkansas, 41-17
• Sacto 911: Rocklin police investigate suspect's link to area burglaries
• Former NYT columnist, author Tom Wicker dies
• Violence mars some Black Friday shopping events
• Prep Blog: Keys to tonight's prep football playoff games
• Sharp elbows: Shoppers scuffle on Black Thursday
• Capitol Alert: Federal suit challenges California's new congressional districts
• Capitol Alert: Four more California ballot proposals cleared for circulation
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• Capitol Alert: Drug agents sue California officials over impending layoffs
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• Prep Blog: Two coaches take exception to foes scoring late in routs
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• Capitol Alert: Legislature schedules hearing on UC's use of police
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• Capitol Alert: Lawsuit: Prop. 14 violates California minor party voters' rights
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• Sacramento, West Sacramento get grants for development planning
• California ranks No. 39 for best states for business
• Capitol Alert: Rick Perry to raise money at private fundraiser in Sacramento
• Things to do: Schedule of CIM road closures released
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• Survey results: Businesses. hotels hurt by NBA lockout
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• ED GOLDMAN: Meet Sandra Kirschenmann
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• Sacramento offers free parking hours for holiday shopping
• Congresswoman Waters’ Statement on the Failure of the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction
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• UC President Yudof orders review of use-of-force policies
• NBA players move legal fight to Minnesota
• Perfect storm of conditions fueled big Reno fire
• 3 missing hikers found safe on Mt. Whitney
• Former Smithsonian chief Michael Heyman dies at 81
• Caltrans releases Bay Bridge testing data
• Drilling begins on American River Parkway levees
• Capitol Alert: No plea by California finance director in drunk driving case
• Capitol Alert: Well-heeled environmental group files $1 billion California initiative
• Collapsed LA coastal road unlikely to be repaired
• Appetizers: Paula Deen to appear in Sacramento
• Aerojet wins bid for missile control system
• Davis pepper-spraying cop becomes Internet meme
• Sole Desire Shoes adds Roseville location
• UC Davis offering master's degree in accountancy
• California Health Benefit Exchange fills three key positions
• Catholic Healthcare West announces new leader in Sacramento
• Sacramento ranks No. 2 for retirement preparations
• Power Balance Pavilion to keep name despite company's bankruptcy
• Capitol Alert: UC Davis chancellor says student safety dictated tent removal
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown silent on UC Davis incident, student protests
• Sacto 911: Police say Occupy Sacramento spat leads to spitting citation
• Golden 1 adds new cellphone banking choice
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• Sacto 911: Two stolen Hondas, separate arrests in Anderson and Redding lead to theft ring, authorities say
• Police: Fake doc injected cement in woman's rear
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• Sacto 911: Two shot early today downtown, suspect arrested
• Rains in LA as storm moves through Southern Calif.
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• Courts put huge California water pact in limbo
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• Survey: US gas prices down 5 cents in past 2 weeks
• Philharmonic's Morgan brings vibrancy to Sacramento Opera's return
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• Light showers, cool temperatures today - snow in the Sierra
• Here are 20 top performers from Week 2 playoff football
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• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown leaves California on vacation, destination unknown
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• Sacto 911: Loaded gun found in Sacramento airport bag by TSA, traveler arrested
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• Northern California grocery chains, union agree to contract extension
• Sacto 911: Sacramento pizza driver robbed - of everything
• Sacto 911: Police on lookout for armed robbers who struck twice in Sacramento
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• Prep Blog: Breaking down state bowl rankings; Del Oro No. 1 in D-II
• Sacto 911: False report of gunfire prompts 10 police cars, arrest
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• ARC goes for second state cross country team title since 2005
• Rattlesnakes force closure of Calif. high school
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• State Fund paying out $50M dividend
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• Sacramento's jobless rate unchanged at 11.4%
• Coldwell banker acquires 3 Mason-McDuffie offices
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• Feinstein: New Energy Efficient Cable Box Plan a ‘Victory for American Consumers’
• ED GOLDMAN: Home-office headaches
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• SEIU-UHW workers rally to begin hospital negotiations
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• Feinstein, Snowe, Bingaman Introduce Bill to Lower Energy Costs
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• Interview: Why you should never live with your man before marriage
• 'Breaking Dawn' midnight tickets scarce as vampires in sunlight
• Hearing airs tribes' issues with Internet gambling
• APNewsBreak: Demi Moore to divorce Ashton Kutcher
• District puts teacher with porn sites on leave
• Vallejo police officer fatally shot by suspect
• Not guilty plea entered in Nev. Hells Angel death
• Chu: Solyndra loan based on merits, not politics
• Cain to receive Secret Service protection, CNN reports
• Think Big Sacramento hears about another city's arena success
• Idaho man charged with trying to assassinate Obama
• SEIU-UHW workers launch negotiations with hospital rally
• Questions linger over Cal State tuition vote
• State Worker: Former Schwarzenegger adviser renews call for pension reform
• Sacto 911: Kayaker finds man's body floating in Lake Natoma
• Small, polite group briefly 'occupies' Rep. Dan Lungren's office
• Capitol Alert: Californians worry about college funding, don't want to pay for it
• Man who killed Oroville boy in restroom in 1998 hangs himself on Death Row
• Calif health care centers for seniors to stay open
• Adult Day Health Care-like services will continue under settlement
• City Beat: Sacramento looks to Kansas City for lessons on arena deal
• CHW names Sacramento area chief
• Nevada regulators approve transfer of Palms Casino to creditors
• 'Cappy' Lewis of '50s doo-wop group, Six Teens, dies at age 72
• Warning signs to be posted on flood-prone Sacramento city, county roads
• Physicians study the sudden broken heart syndrome in women
• Shoppers more likely to use online coupons
• Petroleum Association buys space in K Street building
• Garamendi Coauthors Bipartisan Letter to “Super Committee” Championing American-Made Geothermal Energy
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• Capitol Alert: VIDEO: University of California students protest tuition hikes
• Capitol Alert: CSU approves 9% fee hike amid raucous protests
• Capitol Alert: Analyst puts California's deficit at nearly $13 billion
• Capitol Alert: New California budget report triggers old partisan arguments
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• California State University approves tuition increase of $498
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• City Beat: Mayor: NBA lockout doesn't hurt public support for arena
• Players file antitrust complaint against league
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• Mayor Johnson, Lisa Ling to host Hall of Fame induction
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• Feinstein Announces Confirmation of Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers
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• Royce Pushes for Jobs, Urges the Administration to Act on the Keystone Pipeline
• Woman gets N-word off creek in Nevada County
• Cain stumbles talking about intervention in Libya
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• Forest Service seeks public comment on Fallen Leaf Lake plan
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• Del Paso residents upset at Twin Rivers officials' no-show
• Chelsea Clinton is hired by NBC News
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• Sacto 911: Man accused of sending sexually explicit emails to teenager
• Amazon: Actress lawsuit over age revelation bogus
• Appetizers: Dante Club will cook up a cioppino feast, get it while you can
• Capitol Alert: Assembly Speaker John A. Perez names new chief of staff
• Roseville hunger program seeks volunteers
• Premier Power posts quarterly loss
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• Volunteers of America seeking turkey donations
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• Co-founder of social network Diaspora dies
• NBA players reject contract offer
• Capitol Alert: UC cancels regents meeting this week after threats of violence
• Thunder Valley tribe recall fails, but election looms
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• Westfield Galleria stores plan midnight openings for Black Friday
• Squaw Valley adding stores, food
• Gas prices drop a little
• Rep. Calvert Visits Afghanistan, Thanks Troops for Service
• Congresswoman Waters Remembers Former California State Senator Teresa P. Hughes
• Rep. Ed Royce on the Small Business Lending Fund
• Sacto 911: Suspect arrested in Sacramento assault caught on video
• Smith defensive gem lifts 49ers over Giants 27-20
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• Utah mayor apologizes to CA man over photo misuse
• US says Canada, Mexico open to Pacific trade zone
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• LA takes baton as flagship for youth orchestras
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• Northwest communities alter Cold War economies
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• Sacto 911: Suspect identified in weekend slaying of north Sacramento woman
• Poaching blamed for loss of Western Black Rhino
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• National chocolate covered granola day
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• Sherman Opposing So-Called "Free Trade Agreements"
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• The State Worker: SEIU Local 1000: Pension proposals a 'good starting point'
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• Sacto 911: 7-year-old dies after being struck by vehicle on Howe Avenue in Sacramento
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• Public safety surveillance drone debuts
• Dodgers say Giants fan's attackers liable in suit
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• Cosumnes River College to break ground on $13.7M building
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• Are whole grains making you healthier or sicker?
• HP decides to keep PC division
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• Sacto 911: Roseville PD investigate home invasion; couple, small child zip-tied
• Congressman Garamendi Welcomes Parney Albright, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s New Director, Thanks Former Director George Miller for His Service
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• Sacto 911: Two suspects arrested for knocking out man in Davis
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• House GOP to Americans looking for jobs: ‘Gone Fishing. You’re on your own.’
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• Capps Votes For Bill To Lift Regulatory Burden for Small Business and Local Government
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• Sacto 911: Woodbine preschool employee accused of inappropriate conduct, placed on leave
• Game 6 of World Series postponed by rainy forecast
• Officials: Many issues led to Southwest blackout
• Capitol Alert: High-Speed Rail Authority bails again on Sacramento Press Club
• Pacific Ethanol reports booming third quarter
• Capitol Alert: California lawmakers discuss pensions ahead of Brown's plan
• Prep blog: Folsom moves back into Cal-Hi state football top 25
• Sacto 911 Update: Highway 16 reopens following fatal collision
• Congressman Garamendi Urges Restraint at Occupy Oakland Protests
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• Capitol Alert: Cope-Fitzpatrick gets his Under Armour all-star jersey at Whitney High ceremony in Rocklin
• Fair Oaks Water District delays acting on water rate increase
• Capitol Alert: California Supreme Court rejects challenges to Senate, Congress maps
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• Capitol Alert: Senate map fight boosted by $1 million donation to state GOP
• Things to Do: Garden with the dead, party with chickens in Sacramento
• Community Business Bank reports positive Q3
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• Sacramento's Pacific Ethanol reports record quarterly sales
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown fills vacancy left by cousin on county board
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• Survey results: Many say Occupy protesters have a point
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• Sacramento City Council approves reducing solar permit fees
• ED GOLDMAN: Downtown plaza's troubles
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• State lost 116K government jobs since recession began
• Lungren Co-sponsors National Week for Underserved Veterans
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• REP. ROYBAL-ALLARD RECEIVES ALCOHOL POLICY CHAMPION AWARD
• Sacto 911: Rocklin firefighters find body in burned SUV
• CBS: Andy Rooney hospitalized in serious condition
• Sacramento County scrambles to repair copper theft damage
• Obama waits for GOP race to end 'Survivor'-style
• Medical marijuana advocates vow state ballot push, decry federal crackdown
• 'Joe the Plumber' launches congressional bid
• Reports say a California startup company will create more than 1,000 jobs in Indianapolis
• Google faces more government demands for user info
• State Worker blog: Pension committee hearing scheduled for Wednesday
• Zagat's new national guidebook includes several local options
• Paraguay: Aerosmith's Tyler hurt in hotel fall
• Sacto 911: Yolo offers program providing offender custody information
• Netflix shares tank amid backlash and defections
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• AP Exclusive: SeaWorld accused of enslaving orcas
• The State Worker: More state workers to return to full hours and pay next month
• UC Davis partnership with genomic institute to bring jobs
• Capitol Alert: Insurance newsletter ceases publication
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• 3 Sacramento-area residents indicted in alleged $900,000 straw buyer scheme
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• Assisted living, nursing home costs keep rising
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• Four arrested on suspicion of Sacramento-area real estate fraud
• Conservation easements preserve 5,000 acres from non-ag use
• Veterans Services Fair
• Sacramento Kings choose ticketing management software
• PremierWest Bancorp reports Q3 loss
• Sacramento Kings documentary planned for December release
• Protect desert for vets, others - San Bernardino Sun
• Top Dems oppose detention policy in defense bill - Associated Press
• Mercury News editorial: What's good for Silicon Valley is good for the U.S. economy - San Jose Mercury News
• ED GOLDMAN: A little shock therapy
• Sacto 911: Funeral set for young mother killed by stray gunfire in south area
• Obama offers mortgage relief on Western trip
• Sacto 911: Sacramento coroner identifies Sunday-night homicide victim
• Sacto 911: Twin Rivers officer's condition improving after weekend shooting
• DA will not prosecute arrested Occupy Sacramento protesters
• Elk Grove toddler is run over in her driveway
• Capitol Alert: Drug company gives after Jerry Brown signs STD prevention bill
• Will Steve Jobs' final vendetta haunt Google?
• Elk Grove seeks donations to aid hurricane-damaged sister city
• Community 1st Bank founding CEO departs
• Marrone Bio makes deal with Scotts Miracle-Gro for lawns, gardens
• Rand Corp. retracts study on pot clinic closings
• Sacramento Catholic diocese slow to tell of accused priest, group charges
• Appetizers blog: Raleys explains why it won't sell "Schweddy Balls" ice cream
• Sacramento State adds physical therapy doctorate
• Government job losses a growing drag on recovery
• InsWeb makes deal with DialYourLeads
• Capitol Alert: Northern California Dems blast Obama team on water plans
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• AgraQuest makes agreement with DuPont for product in France
• California man hit twice in Reno crosswalk dies
• Capitol Alert: Report: Cal HFA foreclosing on borrowers current on loans
• The McRib makes a McComeback
• Award-winning Sacramento female attorney focuses on immigrant & family issues
• Sacramento housing production drops
• Davis biotech firm signs deal with Scotts Miracle-Gro
• Federal regulators order takeover of Community Banks of Colorado
• El Dorado Savings Bank reports Q3 earnings
• Wells Fargo survey: Small biz owners getting more pessimistic
• Harley to recall more than 308,000 motorcycles
• Feinstein Statement on Study Linking Prenatal BPA to Behavioral and Emotional Problems in Girls
• SSCI, SJC Democrats Urge Removal of Controversial Detainee Provisions from NDAA
• AP Exclusive: NASA sting terrifies woman, 74
• Hawk found with nail in head recovering in Calif.
• Aussie coast fears rogue shark may have killed 3
• 7.2 quake in Turkey kills 138, collapses buildings
• Libya declared free, but Gadhafi death questioned
• Religion claims its place in Occupy Wall Street
• Chiefs get 6 INTs in 28-0 win over Raiders
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• Hawk found with nail in head recovering in Calif.
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• 2 on motorcycle die after colliding with big rig near LA
• Sacto 911: TV report: Suspect in cop shooting died in police custody
• Man wanted in funeral shooting remains on the run
• SF uses complex rank-vote system in mayoral race
• Fabulous time at Masquerade Gala in Midtown
• Republican bill would allow Border Patrol to ignore environmental laws
• `Paranormal 3' scares up record $54 million debut
• San Jose police shoot, wound man they say had gun
• Survey: US gas prices up 5 cents in past 2 weeks
• CHP: Biker hit on Bay Area freeway, homicide suspected
• Will Steve Jobs' final vendetta haunt Google?
• Sacto 911: Twin Rivers officer; search for suspect
• Hundreds march in Oakland anti-Wall Street protest
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• Occupy Sacramento protesters to march on banks
• Sacto 911: Horse rider, others round up suspects in Sacramento burglary
• Former San Quentin worker facing drug charges
• Report: Google mulling role in possible Yahoo bid
• Sheriff: Hiker mistakenly shot by Ore. bear hunter
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• German satellite expected to hit Earth on weekend
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• More schools take action to stem anti-gay bullying
• Obama: Gadhafi, Iraq show renewed US leadership
• Wash. state Sen. Scott White dies at age 41
• Tribal religion at center of NV gold mine fight
• Sacto 911: Coroner IDs man shot by sheriff's deputy in Rancho Cordova
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• Johnson passes for six first-half touchdowns in Sac High win
• Congressman Brad Sherman Hosts Middle East Town Hall Meeting
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• Congressmen Miller and Sherman Praise Bi-Partisan Senate Approval of Higher Conforming Loan Limits
• Congressman Sherman Disputes Estimates of Libyan Operations; Urges Gaddafi's Money Be Used to Offset Costs
• The State Worker: California prisons issuing 26,000 layoff warning notices
• SMUD drops solar highways project
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• Sacto 911: Woman arrested in death of man at Sacramento car wash
• Sacto 911: Update: Machete-carrying suspect killed by deputy in Rancho Cordova
• Sacto 911: Teenage driver booked following fatal crash in Placer County
• 10 arrested, 600 lbs of pot seized in NorCal bust
• Sacto 911: Girl's injuries described in 2010 Citrus Heights park killing
• Suspect writes he targeted 'non-white' Calif. Man
• Lake Tahoe ski resorts to hold job fairs
• Murdoch takes on shareholders at annual meeting
• Capps Statement on Withdrawal of Remaining Troops in Iraq
• Congratulations to all of the veterans graduating today from the Reboot Workshop!
• Gadhafi body stashed in shopping center freezer
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• The State Worker: Board of Equalization employee: 'I deserve to be treated better'
• Sacto 911: Sacramento authorities seek help in finding missing 69-year-old man
• NTSB: No video from P-51 in Reno air show crash
• Star Ginger, Sodexo open food truck at UC Davis
• Anniversary of Westfield Galleria fire passes pretty quietly
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• Armed Services Committee Member Rep. Garamendi Congratulates President Obama for Ending Iraq War by Year’s End
• Sacto 911: Former deputy sentenced to two years on DUI plea
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• Sacramento's jobless rate drops slightly to 11.5%
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• Police search for suspect after Del Paso Heights shooting
• Sacramento Zoo Saddened By Loss of Abyssinian Ground Hornbill
• Congresswoman Waters Applauds the Leadership of President Obama and Welcomes Withdrawal of Troops and End to Iraq War
• More packaged spinach and other greens recalled today
• Congressman Sherman Releases Valley Poll Results
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• Folsom Lake Bank reports seventh profitable quarter
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• Cisco to acquire BNI Video for $99M in cash
• Armed Services Committee Member Rep. Garamendi Hopeful that Qaddafi's Demise Marks a New Chapter for the Libyan People
• The State Worker: Slain technician to be remembered at California mental facilities
• Economic forecast: Debt blocks region's recovery
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• Sacto 911: Sacramento police arrest homicide suspect in Southern California
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• Calif Christian group now sees end of world Friday
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• Royce on Gaddafi's Death, Highlights Threat of Unaccounted for Weapons in Libya
• REP. ROYBAL-ALLARD REMINDS SENIORS THAT MEDICARE OPEN ENROLLMENT HAS STARTED AND WILL END ON DECEMBER 7
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• Judge revokes Lindsay Lohan's probation
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• Sacto 911: Sheriff's deputies arrest Watt Avenue store owner for selling counterfeit goods
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• 1st Mexican truck to enter US interior within days
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• REP. ROYBAL-ALLARD WELCOMES 2012 COST OF LIVING INCREASE FOR SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFICIARIES
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• Actress sues Amazon for revealing her age on IMDb
• California pushes for access to Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta private properties
• Sacto 911: Roseville police search for missing man deemed at risk
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• Sacramento to test flood gates
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• Capitol Alert: See how much California congressional candidates raised
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• Apple earnings jump 54%
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• Folsom's Waste Connections passes $1 billion revenue mark in three quarters
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• Calif. contractors will be able to file for licensing as LLCs
• City Beat: Occupy Sacramento and City Hall at odds as protesters stay put
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• Sacto 911: Sacramento businessman sentenced to federal prison for investment fraud
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• The State Worker: CalPERS' calculator saves time for considering airtime purchase
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• Mercury public strategy firm merges with Clark & Weinstock
• Feinstein Calls for Stricter Pipeline Safety Standards
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• Report: Jobs memorial planned at Stanford Sunday
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• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown puts California initiatives on November ballot
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• Obama: Libya's future 'in the hands of its people'
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• Capitol Alert: Amazon.com puts $2.25 million more into referendum drive
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• Capitol Alert: Steinberg: California Internet gambling bills won't move this year
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• Capitol Alert: State board approves maximum $90 fee on rural homeowners
• Capitol Alert: Assembly Republicans get short end of the stick in money, too
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• Sacto 911: Sacramento Sheriff investigates Arden shooting
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• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown removing GOP appointees from key water panel
• Capitol Alert: Measures seek to limit executive pay at CSU, UC
• City Beat: City Beat: Backyard chicken ordinance returning to City Council
• Raiders Blog: Jackson promises passing game will be better
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• Capitol Alert: Stem-cell agency's international travel plans irk Jerry Brown
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• Capitol Alert: State board finds very few pay tax on out-of-state goods
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• Otis, Galt's sky-diving dog, goes viral
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• Sacto 911: Valeeya's killer sentenced to 29 years to life
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• Slideshow: Pride Industries expanding into retail
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• Rep. Chu Releases Statement on Administration's Announcement Halting Deportations of Younger Immigrants
• NEXT WEEK: Royce to Host Job Fair, Offers Hundreds of Job Openings
• UCLA Students Alfonso Alfaro and Jonathan Vallejo Complete Summer Internships in Congresswoman Roybal-Allard's Downtown District Office
• If agreement is reached, Kings will begin preseason in October
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• Prep blog: Bee unveils 2011 preaseason All-Star football team
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• Former CA auto plant workers get $6M settlement
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• Court: Victims can't get damages beyond amount paid by insurance
• Gallery: The Bee's Preseason All-Star high school football team
• Sacto 911: Raid yields $1.2 million pot find in Cameron Park house
• River Valley High teacher accused of molesting student
• Prep Blog: We provide the forum, you provide the sports talk
• Here we go again: Another big down day for Dow
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• The State Worker: Corrections launches realignment website
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• Report: Ticket surcharges, fees could help fund arena
• Capitol Alert: Assembly Republicans start releasing office spending records
• Disputed gold nugget will be tested in Australia
• Dow plunges again
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• Schilling Robotics completes subsea drilling test
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• Sacramento Metro Chamber chooses Fong Kushida as CEO
• Report: Hewlett-Packard will bid $10B for Autonomy
• Feinstein Calls for Review of Anti-malarial Drug
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• Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard Hails New Policy On Immigration Enforcement
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• Obama's plan: New jobs proposals, challenging GOP
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• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown calls for high speed rail to move forward
• Deputies end search for armed man seen near American River College
• Prison tour counters charges of poor conditions
• Capitol Alert: Opposition grows to bill regulating health insurance rates
• City Beat: Redistricting debate attracts heated protests to City Hall
• City plans new bridge over Interstate 5 at N Street
• Hackers gain access to transit police union site
• Sacto 911: Sheriff's deputies call of search for stolen car suspect at Watt and Whitney avenues
• 49ers Blog: Niners sign third QB -- Josh McCown
• The State Worker: Public pension initiative can begin collecting signatures
• Capitol Alert: Yudof: UC employees may get raises this fall
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• Sullivan Group brokers to receive hearing on dispute with Morgan Stanley
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• UC Davis scientists used radar to track Japan tsunami
• Sacto 911: Davis police report successful backpack drive to aid students
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• Apple exec, former Quattro Wireless CEO joins Highland Capital
• Sacramento Kings offer new ticket packages for fans
• Slideshow: Top 10 states for household financial distress
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• At the American Red Cross WIC Program Cooking Live class learning how to cut mat...
• Folsom Live features 30 bands with 10 stages
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• Target Free-Admission Day and School Supply Drive at the Sacramento Zoo
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• Source: 49ers have their eye on ex-Bill LB Maybin
• Sacto 911: Mother, grandfather arrested after child found unattended
• Sacto 911: Police evacuating shopping center near complex where suspect is barricaded
• Premier Power reports Q2 loss
• Capitol Alert: California revenues down, Department of Finance confirms
• State Worker: Report details how public pensions are changing in California
• Capitol Alert: Ex-Wilson appointee recounts two weeks lost in wilderness
• Sacto 911: Antelope residents victims of widespread tagging spree
• Sacto 911: Sacramento PD: Male shot during apparent robbery in Natomas
• 'Aggie Lager' will be served at Davis eateries
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• Sacto 9-1-1: Suspects sought in Rancho Cordova area arsons
• City Beat: Battle over tiny Med Center neighborhood continues
• Capitol Alert: FPPC executive director Roman Porter announces departure
• Prep blog: Area football teams take to field for Saturday scrimmages
• Capitol Alert: Long-time Senate staffer Peter Detwiler to retire
• Capitol Alert: Would higher car-sales fees violate Prop. 26? CalTax says no
• Slideshow: Top cities where it's cheaper to buy than rent
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• Community college system raises $67.7M for scholarships
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• Capitol Alert: Referendum drive gears up as state's new political maps OK'd
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• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown gets bill to raise cellphone fines
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• 49ers Blog: Report: 49ers to work out QB Culpepper
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• Check it out: Books, tomatoes, bananas and more
• US charges man with bomb hoax at Miami building
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• Rapper could face charges tied to flash mob calls
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• Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento police K9 chases suspect from hiding
• Sacto 9-1-1: Movies pirated in 30 minutes or less?
• Sacto 9-1-1: Drug arrest in Nevada City park nets $18,000 in cash
• Sacto 9-1-1: Armed men rob Redding marijuana collective
• Should Sacramento patients be required to buy government healthcare?
• Capps Announces Funding for Community Health Centers to Open New Clinic in Cuyama Valley
• Sacto 9-1-1: Broken water line prompts road closure near Power Inn Road
• Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento man pleads guilty to role in drug conspiracy
• The State Worker: California pension study authors respond to criticisms
• Sacto 9-1-1: Teen lovers sentenced in mother's savage murder
• Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento man pleads guilty to fraud charges
• Palin visits Iowa fair, stokes 2012 speculation
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• Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento woman sentenced to prison for identity theft
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• Sacto 9-1-1: Tattoo artist accused of committing sex acts on customers
• New today on Sacramento Connect: A taste of summer
• Sacramento man pleads guilty in $2.2M ponzi scheme
• Prep Blog: Rio Americano's McLoughlin verbally commits to Sac State
• Capitol Alert: Disappearance of former Wilson appointee remains a mystery
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• Capitol Alert: Assemblyman Dick Floyd dies, carried bill on motorcycle helmets
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• Sacramento ranks No. 92 in measure of job markets
• Garamendi Statement on Loss of American Troops in Afghanistan
• Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento firefighters agree to pension contributions, union says
• Capitol Alert: New $15,000-a-month contract has Assembly lobbying feds
• The State Worker: California DMV launches new website
• Richfield Hospitality takes over Davis Hyatt Place operations
• Mayor calls business climate unacceptable at summit
• Wells Fargo, BofA predict 1 in 3 odds of another recession
• Boy injured after SF Giants game still in hospital
• Best of Biz Notes: Aug. 8
• Online job numbers skewed by nonexistent government openings
• Discover the Riverboats of Northern California
• San Diego officer dies; suspect left suicide note
• Lincecum deals as Giants avoid sweep by Phils
• Giants manager calls radio host comments 'racist'
• Western Railway Museum sponsors Sacramento streetcar excursion & tours
• Price struggles again and Rays lose to Oakland
• AP source: Hawks to be sold, but stay in Atlanta
• For Star Wars fans, Calif's Yoda statue is a mecca
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown credits Schwarzenegger for 'bold ideas'
• SEALs on rescue mission killed in Afghan crash
• S. Vietnam's ex-leader remembered in California
• New unrest in north London a night after rioting
• Family searches for missing Rainbow Family camper
• Congress has a shot at passing jobs-creating bills
• Rangers find Yosemite falls victim's body
• Sacto 9-1-1: Auburn police arrest two in drug possession case
• Cool temperatures, mild breezes continue in Sacramento region
• Man killed after falling from cliff near Altadena
• Big access threat seen in little beach pathway
• Your smartphone: a new frontier for hackers
• Sanders, Sharpe, Faulk, Dent enter Hall of Fame
• Debt-ceiling showdown reflects divisions in states
• 2 dozen officers back on the beat in Oakland
• Modesto house party turns violent
• Rangers find Yosemite falls victim's body
• It's her first week of medical school she writes to Sacramento grandma
• Coast Guard asking for help in finding Concord man
• Sacto 911: Two victims hospitalized in Sacramento after assault with baseball bats
• Sacto 911: Sacramento woman finds old grenade while cleaning
• Sacto 911: Friday night drive-by shooting suspect still at large
• S&P Downgrade Result of GOP Legislative Hostage Taking
• Free peace event in Sacramento commemorates 1945 atomic bombings
• Gallery: Giants, Phillies brawl at AT&T
• AP sources: Crash kills members of SEAL Team 6
• Sacto 911: Early-morning stabbing in Stockton leaves one dead, one wounded
• Fresh & Easy recalls organic spinach
• Sacramento enjoys more mild weather conditions
• S&P downgrades US credit rating
• Check It Out: Things to do this weekend
• New California law bans jurors' texting, tweeting
• Things To Do: Sacramento's B Street Theatre announces two new plays
• Sacto 9-1-1: Officials locate youths sought in El Dorado Hills wildland fire
• The State Worker: Michael Bilbrey wins CalPERS board seat in preliminary results
• Sacto 9-1-1: Elk Grove police arrest nine in pot raids
• Army to trim war tours to 9 months
• New today on Sacramento Connect: Just-for-fun weekend diversions
• Capitol Alert: Newspapers sue Assembly over refusal to release budget records
• Sacramento imposes moratorium on taxicab permits
• Google, Microsoft go public with patent spat
• HTC/Highroads is finished
• Killer gets 50 years to life for Rancho Cordova murder
• Fifth defendant in rip-off murder sentenced to life in prison
• New bill clarifies leave requirements for organ donors
• Appetizers: Sugar Plum Vegan makes PETA's list of best sandwiches in the U.S.
• Calif. driver convicted of killing CHP officer
• Boy, 9, critically injured after SF Giants game
• Aerojet celebrates 13th successful launch with Juno rocket
• Antioch man ordered to stand trial in son's death
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown vetoes bill on crimes against homeless
• Wells Fargo settles Wachovia claims for $590M
• Historic Davis tank house moved out of downtown
• Roseville man ranks 6th in world horseshoe championships
• Things To Do: 10 pianists to play simultaneously at Mondavi concert
• Honda to recall more than 2 million vehicles in U.S. and China
• Rep. Farr Annouonces Grant to Help Veterans
• Miller Signals Alarm That American Jobs At Risk from Looming Political Threats
• DST rejects investor overtures, but hires advisers to review business plan
• Top of the List: Property/casualty insurance brokers
• A Tax on Technology in a High-Tech Town
• Now not the Time to Cut Defense
• Poll shows support for downtown Sacramento arena
• Nation adds 117K jobs, jobless rate changes little
• Sacramento hires city manager
• Breaking down Loomis bank bragging rights
• The Becerra Bulletin, August 2011
• CONGRESSWOMAN WATERS HIGHLIGHTS 46TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE VOTING RIGHTS ACT OF 1965
• Capps Announces Nearly $1 million in Federal Funding for Cal Poly's Fire Protection Engineering Program
• Celebrate your inner Italian this weekend
• Dow falls 512 in steepest decline since '08 crisis
• Carson Pass and wildflowers
• Polygamist leader convicted of child sex abuse
• Sacto 9-1-1: Reno man pleads not guilty in Plumas County shooting death
• 49ers blog: Big catch: 49ers land WR Edwards with one-year deal
• California utilities get 17 percent of power from green sources
• Magazine ranks SMUD among best IT places to work
• 49ers Blog: Report: Niners land safety Whitner with three-year deal
• Done deal: NFL players ratify 10-year CBA
• Sacto 9-1-1: Police investigate attempted sexual assault of elderly woman
• Feds demand return of $6 million grant because of Gov. Brown veto
• Sacto 9-1-1: Arden-Arcade gas leak capped, nearby bowling alley reopened
• California counties will receive grant to fight fraudulent insurance claims
• 'No more Hiroshimas' program offered Sunday in downtown Sacramento
• Capitol Alert: California Dems' Progressive Caucus floats challenge to Obama
• Capitol Alert: Unusual coalition raises $600K to back California moderates
• California ranks No. 13 for entrepreneurship
• Sacto 9-1-1: Two men indicted for growing marijuana in national forest
• Things to do: Crocker Art Museum announces fall classical concert series
• 49ers blog: E-trade: 49ers are shopping Taylor Mays
• KXTV 10 names new president
• Reid: Compromise in hand to reopen FAA
• HousingWire Magazine Features the Campbell-Peters Plan - H.R. 1859, the Housing...
• Telephone Town Hall 04-06-2011
• Composite Engineering lands contract with Singapore
• T.G.I. Friday’s returns to Elk Grove location
• Feinstein Cosponsors Bill to Boost Weak Housing Market
• Former benefits clerk pleads no contest to ID theft
• Former Defense Secretary Gates joins Chamber speaker lineup
• Business collections drop by 15.6%
• Receiver named for Senator Hotel building
• State's new jobless claims drop
• Mogavero Notestine Associates principal planner retires
• Call to readers: 9/11
• McNerney Raises Awareness About Skin Cancer
• Former project manager for Disney to help lead Powerhouse Science Center development
• Congressman Sherman Urges Elimination of Unfair Labor Laws
• Former NFL star turned actor Bubba Smith dies
• MLB to interview A-Rod in poker investigation
• Cargill recalling 36M pounds of ground turkey
• Two men convicted of Woodland Taco Bell robbery
• Homicide suspect barricaded in Meadowview home
• Kanye and Jay-Z change plans, drop Sacramento from tour
• Father, son hospitalized after boat rammed on bay
• Plan to restore Delta released to public
• Judge sentences man to two years for fatal Delta traffic wreck
• State asks California community colleges for salary data
• Capitol Alert: Interactive map shows your new political districts
• Appetizers: Golden Bear owners take over Hangar 17 space
• Mom faces murder charge over meth breast milk
• The Swarm: Sacramento's city manager-to-be and the Cincinnati riots
• State attorney's union agrees to pay more on pensions
• Balanced Body recognized for recycling
• Airport system creates 11,000 jobs, study says
• The State Worker: CCPOA delegates heading to Las Vegas on state's dime
• 49ers blog: Niners sign veteran center Goodwin for three years
• Kaiser Permanente gives $10M in NorCal to fight obesity
• Sacto 9-1-1: Garrido case sparks legislative effort to reform parole
• Intel puts $30M into new science and tech centers
• Rocklin retailers can expect licensing visit
• Sacto 9-1-1: CHP: Sign up to get Amber Alerts on your cell phone
• Galleria fire suspect pleads guilty
• First full season of Folsom's Three Stages starts with swing band
• 49ers Blog: Niners to get second crack at Braylon Edwards
• Capitol Alert: Assembly Republicans question legality of California budget
• Powerhouse co-chair Moulton brings design, construction skills
• Nursing home industry, a big employer, faces cuts
• Ground turkey infected with Salmonella bacteria kills Sacramentan
• Real estate fund forecloses on 2 business parks
• Sacramento homeowners deeper underwater
• This is real progress. The debate has been changed. Those of us who consider def...
• How do you find out which brands of supplements contain too much lead?
• Survey results: New redistricting method works
• Bay Area Water Recycling gets Federal Funding Boost
• Community 1st Bank raises $7.4M
• Southwest's prices rise with fuel costs
• No Good Outcome for National Defense in Debt Deal
• Bank of America expands outreach to troubled homeowners
• Netflix dips on Facebook movie-rental news
• California Earthquake Authority raises funds
• NBA lockout doesn't change push for arena
• SMUD gets plug-in hybrids for testing
• A Rare Birth at the Sacramento Zoo
• Congresswoman Waters Urges Congressional Leaders
• Statement of Opposition to S. 365 - "Budget Control Act of 2011"
• Capps Statement on Debt Ceiling Vote
• Capps Announces USDA Approval of ''Disaster Designation'' for San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties
• Powerhouse museum donations soar after telethon
• Crews contain three-acre grass fire near Folsom Auto Mall
• Marine Corps seeks award for first black Marines
• Kings blog: Why the NBA is suing Jimmer Fredette
• Health officials offer tips to avoid salmonella infection
• Calif. death, 76 illnesses linked to ground turkey
• Sacto 911: Body found in Lake Tahoe may be that of diver missing 17 years
• Sacto 9-1-1: Sheriff's office identifies man shot by deputy in Granite Bay
• William Jessup names chairman of counseling program
• 49ers blog: Aubrayo Franklin bolts for the Big Easy
• Capitol Alert: Attorney general, FPPC asked to investigate identity theft ads
• Sacto 9-1-1: Arson investigators seek suspects in El Dorado Hills grass fire
• Sacto 9-1-1: A bridge to nowhere for Folsom con as prisoner is nabbed
• Sacto 9-1-1: National Night Out: Barbecues, ice cream and watching out for the neighbors
• Sacto 9-1-1: Sunday run will raise funds for retired Sacramento County Sheriff's K9s
• Apple discloses iCloud prices
• Sacto 9-1-1: Failures in Garrido case blasted in new report
• Things To Do: Sing along to 'Wizard of Oz' at the Crest
• Galleria arsonist sentenced to prison
• Sacto 9-1-1: Man who set Galleria fire sentenced to 15 years in prison
• Subsidized state health insurance rates lowered
• Appreciation, investments propel Franklin earnings
• State wildlife officials unveil new Delta restoration plan
• Underreporting California taxpayers may get reprieve
• Walmart to sell sports, concert tickets through Ticketmaster
• Sacramento man files class-action suit against Hilton over 'free' newspapers
• Capitol Alert: How Sacramento-area lawmakers voted on debt
• How local hospitals compare on leading cause of death
• Agilent, UC Davis launch millimeter wave research center
• NACE: Interns get meaningful experience, even if unpaid
• Olympic swimmer to speak at Metro Chamber forum
• S. 365 - "Budget Control Act of 2011:" NO
• Can low-level electromagnetic fields raise the risk of asthma in children?
• Rep. Royce Announces August Job Fair
• Rep. Judy Chu Issues Statement on the Budget Control Act
• Capps Statement on HHS Release of Guidelines on Women's Preventive Health Services
• House OKs debt bill, Giffords brings down House
• Calif. officials discuss effect of fed debt deal
• Capitol Alert: Assembly refuses to release members' budgets
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown vetoes signature gathering bill
• Stern: Nothing to be encouraged about in NBA talks
• Mondavi grant aims to interest students in classical music
• Sacto 9-1-1: Suspect sought in Roseville bank robbery
• Congressman Garamendi Votes for "Compromise" that at Minimum Protects Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid & Pell Grants
• Miller Statement on Debt Ceiling Vote
• 600-foot fall marks 14th Yosemite death this year
• Lungren Supports Next Step In Reigning in Government Spending
• Pass the words: Please don't address a strange woman as grandma in Sacramento
• Woman convicted in '01 boss killing to be released
• Statement: House Passage of Debt Ceiling Deal
• 'Jeopardy!' burglary suspect pleads not guilty
• Worker's comp decision reversed
• REP. BECERRA VOTES AGAINST UNBALANCED DEBT CEILING LEGISLATION
• Autism therapy lawsuit hearing delayed
• InsWeb reports Q2 revenue
• Suspects in Susanville police officer's death to stand trial
• Sacramento online job postings drop
• More Americans plan taking a vacation
• 49ers Blog: 49ers strike one-year deal with veteran safety Williams
• Sacramento-area job vacancies fall from June to July
• Capitol Alert: From KCRA, Meg Whitman gets what might have been
• Sacto 9-1-1: Pickup overturns on driver in Yolo County
• Sacto 9-1-1: Davis bicyclist killed when hit twice by vehicles
• Mild weather helps boost State Fair attendance
• Capitol Alert: Schwarzenegger exhibit opens in ex-governor's hometown
• The State Worker: Howard Jarvis group not taking lead on pension reform
• California tax board offers limited amnesty
• Best of Biz Notes: Aug. 1
• "There is a real debt limit out there that will occur when the markets won't buy...
• Aquarius Pools manager sentenced to prison
• Price of gas barely budges
• NCRA gets wildlife habitat funds for rice growers
• Sacramento County DA sworn in as president of national association
• McNerney Statement on Debt Ceiling Vote
• How to create a healthy trend by making basic natural & safer cleaning products
• Congresswoman Maxine Waters Speaks Out Against "Budget Control Act,” or 2011 Debt Ceiling Deal
• Congress closing in on debt deal as deadline nears
• Sacto 9-1-1: Coroner lists June traffic fatality as a homicide
• 49ers blog: Burress flies west but finds a home in the east
• Crisp, McCarthy lead A's to 7-3 win over Twins
• Are Sacramento moms feeding too much salt to children from processed baby foods?
• 4 shot after George Clinton show in Ohio; 1 dies
• Sacto 9-1-1: Man robs Rocklin doughnut shop, police say
• Tahoe group views donor's violations as serious
• Study looks at experiences of gay Mormons
• Cueto pitches Reds to sweep of Giants
• Internet archivist seeks 1 of every book written
• Mild temperatures to continue for the region
• Tropical Storm Eugene swirls in Pacific Ocean
• Debt ceiling fix could mean problems for states
• Sacto 9-1-1: Teen suspects sought in Sacramento area robbery spree
• When the balloons inflated, so did 1 man's career
• States ponder: What happens when the money stops?
• LA-area TV reporter hit in hand with BB gun pellet
• Suspect killed after stabbing LA officer in church
• LA officer stabbed, suspected ambulance thief hurt
• Red Hot Chili Peppers played a show Friday in Nevada City
• Vote Note - Budget Control Act of 2011
• Nev. trucking firm sues Amtrak, UP over crash
• State Fair officials expect strong finish
• Late stab at debt-limit deal to avert US default
• Things To Do: Join a cult hunt for 'Holy Grail' this weekend at the Crest
• SF Santa Claus fired for bawdy humor dies at 69
• Calif releases insect to combat invasive weed
• La. troopers: Dad sleeps while 8-year-old drives
• 4 clinics to provide free whooping cough shots
• Sacto 9-1-1: Police identify 1 of 2 people found dead in south Sacramento
• Sacto 9-1-1: Man, 19, shot and killed in north Sacramento
• Sequoia National Forest fire 35 percent contained
• Cheers to screams as jet from NY crashes in Guyana
• Teens arrested in slaying of Hanford woman
• Sun, glorious sun, continues to rule Sacramento skies
• Appetizers: Going on Placer wine tour? Take a tip from Mike Dunne
• San Jose battles surging homicide rate
• 49ers Blog: 49ers' wideout search includes Plaxico Burress
• FBI, police go high-tech to fight crime
• Report says Sonoma inmate death was caused by clot
• Support Groups offered in Sacramento for Mental Health related issues
• Brew It Up! microbrewery, restaurant to fill final pints this weekend
• Jessie's Grove Winery rocking with Renegade
• Air tankers canceled over safety worries
• Rep. Chu Vows to Continue Fighting for Medicare on 46th Anniversary of the Program
• Capps, Wasserman Schultz, Schakowsky, Matsui Advocate for New Restrictions on Mercury Pollution to Protect the Health of Women and Children
• Capps Statement on Boehner Default Plan
• Midtown brewpub abruptly closes
• Sacto 9-1-1: Man, woman found dead in south Sacramento home
• Surprise! Eagles sign DB Asomugha to 5-year deal
• Capitol Alert: California budget veterans offer stalemate advice to feds
• House approves GOP debt bill; Senate poised to reject
• Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento Sheriff: More beds needed in long term to house state's inmates
• Garamendi Votes Against Republican Bill that Would Put Country on Verge of GOP-Manufactured Default in Six Months
• New today on Sacramento Connect: Time to hit the road
• The State Worker: Child Support Services' handling of bomb threat raises concerns
• Capitol Alert: Martin Garrick pleads no contest to drunken driving charges
• Sacto 9-1-1: Isleton police chief announces retirement
• Lungren: "We must move in a new direction if we are to put Americans back to work."
• FDIC issues warning to Nevada City bank
• Sacto 9-1-1: Man sentenced to 70 years to life in girlfriend's hit-and-run death
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown signs bill to move presidential primary to June
• New mileage standards aim for less fuel, pollution
• Medicare cuts nursing home payments by 11 percent
• Yolo transportation district begins $4.7 million project on operations facility
• FDIC orders bank to raise capital
• A Vote Against Speaker Boehner's Default Plan
• REP. BECERRA VOTES AGAINST SPEAKER BOEHNER’S DEFAULT PLAN
• 49ers Blog: 49ers lose rookie for season with torn Achilles
• Statement: Passage of Republican Default Act
• Sierra County school offered on eBay
• Who actually is researching baking soda as a possible poor man's cancer eater?
• Clark Gable's grandson arrested in LA laser incident
• Apple has more cash than U.S. Treasury
• Sacto 9-1-1: Five Oroville men indicted for marijuana growing, distribution
• REP. BECERRA MARKS 46TH ANNIVERSARY OF MEDICARE BEING SIGNED INTO LAW
• Hunter Announces August Job Fair
• Capitol Alert: Building trades union acknowledges ties to identity theft ads
• Downtown mall retailer suspected of selling counterfeit goods
• Metro Chamber plans trip to New Orleans
• Newsom unveils economic 'agenda' for California
• Californians use less gas, more diesel
• California loses 55K government jobs in five years
• Crocker Art Museum gets $148K grant
• Sacramento honored for river district plan
• Folsom Lake Bank reports sixth profitable quarter
• Latest GDP Report Shows Weak Economic Growth
• Latest GDP Report Shows Weak Economic Growth
• Congressman Lungren Announces August Town Hall Meetings
• McNerney Pushes For Jobs For Veterans
• Congresswoman Waters Urges Famine Relief for Horn of Africa; Opposes Cuts to Development Aid in Foreign Operations Bill
• On its 46th Anniversary, Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard Vows to Continue Fighting to Protect Medicare
• Boehner Guts Sherman's Faster FOIA Act to Pass Partisan Debt Limit Bill
• Air show coming to Travis Air Force Base
• Capitol Alert: Kamala Harris: Redevelopment lawsuit is 'meritless'
• Man sentenced to prison for growing marijuana on public land
• Man sentenced in Sacramento for massive ID theft scheme
• Children's flash mob takes over Cesar Chavez park
• Jackson casino to lay off 150 employees
• Former Yankees pitcher Hideki Irabu found dead
• Things to do: Oak Park women's group marks 75 years with week of events
• Can Sacramento women make millions by molding latex masks of the infamous?
• 'Jeopardy!' host injured chasing burglar
• 49ers blog: Sac State's Bethel-Thompson to help with 49ers QB load
• Rep. George Miller Statement on the Debt Ceiling and Speaker Boehner’s Default Act
• What are your thoughts on raising the debt ceiling? Here's what I said on KUSI...
• Summer hiking
• California EPA sets goal for limiting carcinogen in water
• Two homeless teen nonprofits merge
• Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento police to step up motorcycle safety enforcement
• The State Worker: State worker retirements down for third straight month
• Sacto 9-1-1: Coroner's Office ID's man who led Folsom police in fatal pursuit
• Pacific Ethanol continues revenue surge
• Arena committee reviews ways to make money
• Hunter Announces August Job Fair
• SureWest reports Q2 earnings
• Kaiser Permanente closing call center in Stockton
• California loses 174K retail jobs in five years
• New Comcast channel focuses on Asian Americans
• Capitol Alert: California small businesses were hit hard by recession
• Judge orders circumcision ban off SF ballot
• Linda Ronstadt to write memoir
• 87-year-old convicted of wife's hatchet killing
• American River Bank parent reports positive Q2 earnings
• Court upholds protecting workers from layoffs
• Boehner Debt Plan Keeps Country on Offense
• McClatchy reports drop in revenue, profits
• Yolo County gets insurance fraud grant
• Congresswoman Waters Speaks on the Anti-Environmental Riders within H.R. 2584, Interior & Environment Appropriations for FY 2012
• Congresswoman Maxine Waters Speaks Out in Congress on Drought in the Horn of Africa
• Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard (CA-34), U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA), Introduce the Communities of Color Teenage Pregnancy Prevention Act of 2011
• Capps, Schakowsky, House Colleagues Urge Secretary Sebelius To Adopt IOM Recommendations
• Capps Calls on House Leadership to Get Airport Improvement Projects Restarted Now
• State examines practices at charred plastics plant
• Jeopardy! host injured after chasing burglar in SF
• Live box score: Giants vs. Phillies
• Hope for debt deal, despite disputes, veto threat
• Police seek ID of man suspected of sexually grabbing woman, 83
• 49ers Blog: Niners lock in defensive end McDonald for five years
• Sacto 9-1-1: Galt PD requests help identifying bank robbery suspect
• Sacto 911: Yuba County man arrested in theft of metal from orchard
• Officials use GPS system to keep sex offenders out of state fair
• Prosecutor Carolyn Delaney named as federal magistrate
• Beltran headed to Giants, sources say
• Federal judge orders interim actions on 2 Yuba River dams
• Yolo County DA's Office receives grant to combat life insurance, annuity fraud
• Teen crosses cultural lines, sings Chinese opera
• Sacto 9-1-1: Police seek help identifying suspect in jewelry thefts
• Using unrefined salt is a healthier trend among some Sacramento cooks
• Appetizers: Weekly food truck festival coming to Elk Grove
• LA to shut down money-losing red-light cameras
• Contra Costa County Veterans and their Families get Federal Housing Assistance, Miller Announces SHELTER, Inc. wins federal grant
• Who's got clout in Sacramento real estate?
• Missile destroyed after anomaly during Calif. test
• ClipperCreek to provide electric vehicle chargers for SolarCity
• Sutter Health executive Martin Brotman changes roles
• Oakland man shot in head while feeding homeless
• Study examines use of computers for detecting breast cancer
• Apple-Google patent war drives up prices
• Hunter & Wittman Call for GAO Review of Navy’s LCS Program
• Survey results: Most favor cutting defense spending
• California leisure jobs on rise
• Squaw Valley resort plans improvements
• Sacramento streamlines permit process by going online
• BOE starts implementing use tax law
• DST Systems earnings down
• McNerney Stands Up For Delta Farmers, Against A Peripheral Canal
• U.S. Olympic skier kills himself, authorities say
• Roseville DMV office closes after student crashes into building
• Oral argument scheduled CCPOA furlough case
• How doctors' attitudes toward menopause have changed in the last decade
• Brown extends moratorium on suction dredging
• Things to Do: REO Speedwagon to sign autographs at Rock U at State Fair
• Post offices in Davis, Citrus Heights among those that may close
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown signs $600K settlement in chiropractor board firing
• Fire erupts at Fairfield plastics plant
• Garamendi Encourages President to Pursue "Constitutional Option" Failsafe on Debt Limit if Republican Fringe Continues to Hold Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid Hostage
• Arts/crafts chain to open store at former Mervyn's in Roseville
• Arena group to plan for future of Natomas post-Kings
• Sacramento seeks entries for Capitol Mall design
• UC Davis study: Frugal companies are strategic
• Schwarzenegger son out of hospital after surf fall
• School vaccine requirements
• Davis, Citrus Heights post offices targeted for possible closure
• The State Worker: California bucks national trends in law officers' deaths
• California takes out $5.4B bridge loan ahead of federal debt crisis
• Sacto 9-1-1: Police looking for at-risk missing Elk Grove girl
• Sacto 9-1-1: Elk Grove Police celebrate National Night Out with city residents
• Pride Industries gets grant to help youth with disabilities
• Sacto 9-1-1: Police: Suspicious object at County Main Jail not dangerous
• The State Worker: Pension measure creates 'CalSPERS' for private sector employees
• California loses professional services jobs
• California tax agency starts making rules for 'Amazon tax'
• Sacto 9-1-1: Copper theft thwarted at closed Camino mill
• It's not a healthy trend to buy your child a pet familiar from TV advertising
• Dunnigan rest stops on Interstate 5 to close for repairs
• Asking prices for small businesses on the rise
• Apple's iPad outsells Android tablets by 24-to-1
• Americans Want Manufacturing Jobs, Not Manufactured Financial Crisis, Says Congressman Garamendi at New America Foundation Event "A Vision for Economic Renewal"
• Video: Rep. Becerra weighs in on disagreements between parties (Fox News)
• My views on the debt negotiations
• Young professionals discuss Sacramento arena
• BOE: Online retailers don't have to pay district use tax
• Obama: Halt '3-ring-circus' of debt-limit debate
• Obama: Default would be reckless, irresponsible
• Blue Line Gallery receives $46,000 grant from James Irvine Foundation
• Sacto 9-1-1: Jackknifed big rig closes I-80 connector to I-5
• 49ers blog: It's on, says Harbaugh, who can start teaching on Tuesday
• Sacto 9-1-1: Cause of 10-acre grass fire in Folsom under investigation
• Players vote to OK deal to end NFL lockout
• State pension funds urge action on nation's debt ceiling
• Mosquito spraying begins tonight in south Sacramento County
• Former Placer County planning commissioner settles court case
• The State Worker: Brown vetoes union-sponsored legislation
• Woodland division of company lands $15M Navy contract
• Winehouse autopsy inconclusive; funeral Tuesday
• Obama fetes World Series champion S.F. Giants
• Sacto 9-1-1: Placer County campaign aide pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Things to do: Burning Man Festival sold out for first time in its history
• Pot supporters get approval for ballot petitions
• Sacto 9-1-1: Rocklin woman in critical condition following crash on I-80
• Public can comment Tuesday on Sacramento County supervisor redistricting
• 49ers Blog: Free agents Smith, McDonald say they want to return to 49ers
• Some state leaders call for tax fix for small businesses
• New stores coming to Fountains at Roseville
• Roseville man pleads guilty to embezzling from candidates
• The State Worker: Near-death incident brings defibrillator issue to forefront
• Obama to address nation on debt limit stalemate
• Time running out to change cap-and-trade
• Networking hardware reseller opens Folsom office
• Ritz-Carlton note bought by lending group at auction
• Funding available for public transit on tribal lands
• California loses most jobs in last 5 years
• Best of Biz Notes
• Rep. George Miller Statement on 200 Days of the House Republican Majority
• Adventist Health forms new northern California network
• Sacto 9-1-1: Gym member discovers unconscious man in pool
• How many ways can famous or infamous women hide from the public using disguises?
• Texas man kills 5, himself in roller rink rampage
• Sacto 9-1-1: Two arrested for planting ATM skimmer at Citrus Heights bank
• Bumgarner wins third straight, Giants beat Brewers
• Giants fan attack suspects to be arraigned in LA
• Suspect: Norway attacks 'marketing' for manifesto
• Ore. Democrats wait for Wu to respond to charge
• Winehouse's mother: 'She seemed out of it'
• Quaids claim corruption keeping them in Canada
• Colon, Rivera help Yankees hold off A's 7-5
• DMV now requires organ donor answer in California
• SF mulls ban on discrimination against ex-cons
• Players' executive committee to meet Monday
• Doping experts laud cleaner Tour de France
• Police: 7 wounded in casino shooting near Seattle
• Teen dead, 8 wounded in Calif. backyard party
• Delta breezes to keep temperatures below normal
• Tropical Storm Dora weakening off Mexico
• FBI inquiry of Murdoch's empire: reliance on Brits
• Ex-NBA player Wright's death remains a mystery
• Sacto 9-1-1: Coroner identifies man who died Saturday in single car crash on Marysville Blvd.
• Skiers enjoy final fling on slopes in Sierra
• Norway police arrive 90 minutes after firing began
• Eppie's Great Race attracts 2,000 participants
• San Francisco police arrest 2 in shooting of girl
• Troubled diva Amy Winehouse dead at 27
• PMS-themed Calif. milk campaign sparks discussion
• Matsui homers, A's hold on to end skid against NYY
• More than 100 demonstrators protest outside Sacramento abortion clinic
• Sacto 9-1-1: Police chase down suspect on horseback, bikes, foot and car
• Central Valley man pleads guilty in almond scheme
• Sacto 9-1-1: Man, 48, dies after truck crashes into Sacramento building
• Mendocino County reports jump in property seizures
• Mahatma Gandhi statue stolen in Novato recovered
• 2011 Tour de France--Sacramento mountain climbs again
• Man facing charges in 2 1983 cold case slayings
• California's courts endure third year of cuts
• San Francisco shooting reignites anger at police
• Temperatures in Sacramento to stay in the 90s
• Protecting Medicare is important – my office hosted a Medicare event at the JFS Older Adult Center and over 100 San Diegans came to hear from experts on this issue.
• Check It Out: Things to do this weekend
• Infidelity and mental health in Sacramento
• Congestion Relief Project Underway at 101/405 Interchange
• Capps Urges Pentagon to Continue Support for Military Commissaries and Exchanges
• Debt talks crisis: Boehner, Obama trading blame
• Family: Beaten Giants fan gives nurse thumbs-up
• LAX TSA officer indicted on theft charges
• Police: Oslo bomb, camp shootings domestic terror
• Calif. investigates 6 possible heat-related deaths
• Capitol Alert: Yee officially becomes candidate for San Francisco mayor
• California files new allegations against 'Tax Lady' Roni Deutch
• Sacto 9-1-1: Man shot while playing basketball at Temple Park
• Candy-like corn draws faithful to Fresno State
• Obama ends ban on openly gay military service
• Anthony attorney denies interview negotiations
• BECERRA CALLS REPUBLICAN WALK-OUT "RECKLESS"
• Family: Beaten Giants fan gives nurse thumbs-up
• State Fair enjoys attendance increase
• Sacramento arts center seeks donations for rummage sale
• Sacto 9-1-1: Eight senators affected by redistricting panel's 'musical chairs'
• New today on Sacramento Connect: Launch your weekend fun
• The Swarm: Johnson says Sac deserves better on city manager search
• Biz Stone to headline Metro Chamber speakers forum
• Statement on 200 Days of the House Republican Majority
• Geico to cut insurance premiums in California
• It's official!!
• Health is focus of Oak Park event Saturday
• Congressman Garamendi Says "No and Hell No" to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid Cuts on MSNBC’s Ed Show
• Lion surpasses one million downloads in first day
• Apple may bid for Hulu
• REP. BECERRA ON LOCKOUT OF AMERICA’S SENIORS FROM SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICES
• Sacramento jobless rate rockets back up to 12.3%
• Top of the List: Banks
• Top of the List: Private companies
• REP. BECERRA ON 200 DAYS OF A NO JOBS AGENDA CONGRESS
• 200 Days of a No-Jobs Agenda Congress
• Woodland, Yuba community colleges add transfer degrees
• Sacramento Capitals to play in finals
• Nursing students get hands on simulated patients at Sac State
• Galt man pleads guilty to embezzling from Natomas business
• Miller Denounces Latest GOP Assault on Consumers and Families
• The best things to do: Theater, music, events
• Capps Urges Support for California Flower Growers
• Capps Announces $860,000 Grant for San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport
• Capps' Announces $600,000 in Federal Funding for Housing Trust Fund of Santa Barbara County To Help Finance Affordable Housing
• Capps Announces $600,000 in Federal Funding for Housing Trust Fund of San Luis Obispo County To Help Finance Affordable Housing
• Capps Pushes Bipartisan Legislation to Support Energy Efficient Upgrades to Central and South Coast Homes
• NFL owners vote for tentative deal
• Sacto 9-1-1: Galt man pleads guilty to embezzling more than $800,000
• S.F. police: Parolee died from self-inflicted wound
• Yosemite deaths a reminder of rivers' risks
• LA traffic officer fired for being in porn film
• Sacto 9-1-1: Man shot to death on Del Paso Heights street
• Sacto 9-1-1: Friday night sobriety checkpoint planned in North Sacramento
• CDF to conduct live fire training in Yuba County next week
• Capitol Alert: Two big law firms poised to defend new district maps
• Drug benefit company connected to CalPERS bribery scandal sold
• Monstrous hurricane keeps southern Baja on alert
• Appeals court asked to block logging at Lake Tahoe
• Warmer temperatures move into Sacramento area
• End of an era: Last space shuttle comes home
• iFraud: Entire Apple stores being faked in China
• Judge: Lohan needs to speed up community service
• Calif girl to sue school over Mexico jersey remark
• California car sales slowed by Japan disaster
• Traffic expected to improve around Raley Field
• Comic-Con kicks off with fans, flicks, costumes
• Highway 99 onramp closed over weekend
• UC Davis hires vice chancellor to head fundraising
• REP. BECERRA ON ONE-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF WALL STREET REFORM AND REPUBLICAN ATTEMPTS TO UNDERMINE IT
• Car sales slow in second quarter
• On the One-Year Anniversary of Wall Street Reform
• 14 chambers offer support for new Sacramento arena
• Capitol Alert: Effort launched to kill new law touting gay, lesbian contributions
• Apple's cash pile up 16% to $76.2B
• Shopping center developer, owner completes refinancing
• Hunter Signals Opposition to any Debt Deal that Arbitrarily Cuts Defense Spending
• Sacramento County explores options to fund county parks
• Calif. jobless claims drop by 15K
• Sacramento Capitals finishing up season
• Sacramento Zoo's 27th Annual Ice Cream Safari
• Congresswoman Maxine Waters Observes National Clinicians HIV/AIDS Testing and Awareness Day
• "Dodd-Frank One Year Later" by Rep. Ed Royce
• Obama nominates LA attorney to Calif federal court
• If debt deal near, Obama would OK stopgap measure
• Woods gets rid of Steve Williams as a caddie
• Sacto 9-1-1: Suspect arrested in Sunday's fatal shooting in Foothill Farms
• West Nile virus activity leads to ground spraying in Citrus Heights, Wilton
• Lincecum falls again to Kershaw, Dodgers 1-0
• Future of spaceflight? NASA is outsourcing the job
• Blues club Constable Jack's to close its doors
• The latest on CCPOA's furlough case in S.F. appellate court
• Family: Beaten Giants fan needed emergency surgery
• Interior Department WaterSMART Investments in Solano and Delta Communities Good News for Region, Garamendi SaysInterior Department WaterSMART Investments in Solano and Delta Communities Good News for Region, Garamendi Says
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown wins Gates Foundation grant for state's colleges
• Natural Resources Committee Adopts Garamendi Make It In America Amendment
• Authorities: 3 swept over waterfall presumed dead
• Sacramento high temps to stay in low 90s for remainder of week
• Click to Listen to the Radio Interview from July 20, 2011
• Home sales on pace for worst showing in 14 years
• New $200M fund to spur access to healthy groceries
• Sacto 9-1-1: Men sought in robbery of Elk Grove check cashing business
• 2 dead, 5 hurt in crash on Lake Tahoe highway
• Things to do: Miserable world of 'Oliver Twist' gets a softer view at Music Circus
• Capitol Alert: Roseville senator seeks to overturn fire fee
• Intel profit climbs 2%, Q2 shows record revenue
• Wells Fargo fined $85M over subprime mortgage practices
• Fish and Game looking for volunteer cops
• Too many locals are coming down with melanoma, the deadliest type of skin cancer
• Sacramento ranks in middle of cities for walkability
• Jury awards $29M to family in fatal Solano crash
• Wal-Mart plans to open stores in "food deserts"
• Life of housing development plans extended
• Congress Tells Fannie and Freddie to Support Clean Energy Programs
• Survey results: Most would vote to repeal online tax
• Grant aids transfers from community colleges to CSU
• Seven accused in mortgage fraud
• SynapSense gets financing for global expansion
• Seven accused in mortgage fraud scheme
• McNerney Recognizes Warriors’ Watch Riders on Floor of House of Representatives
• Rep Roybal-Allard Joined Tri-Caucus Members in Speaking out Against Potential Cuts to Key Safety net Programs such as Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid as part of Ongoing Debt Ceiling Negotiations
• Congresswoman Waters Leads Colleagues in Calling for Bank Accountability for Foreclosure Practices
• Royce Oped: House GOP Passes "Cut, Cap and Balance"
• Microscopic particles in air, not ozone may cause blood pressure rise
• Microscopic particles in air, not ozone may cause blood pressure rise
• Capps, DeLauro, and Schakowsky Applaud IOM Recommendation that Birth Control Be Covered As Essential Preventive Health Care
• Murdoch rejects blame for hack scandal at hearing
• Garamendi Votes Against Ideologically Extreme Republican Bill that Brings America Closer to Default while Destroying Medicare
• Lungren Votes to Remedy Nations Debt Problem
• Yosemite rangers fear hikers swept over falls
• New Sacramento homeless advocacy group hires executive director
• Charges dropped against 1 mom in deadly fire
• Fresno DA charges woman after deadly bus crash
• Capitol Alert: New legislation seeks to derail San Francisco circumcision vote
• 14 arrests for alleged cyberattack on PayPal
• State Worker blog: Ex-CCPOA head Don Novey submits revised bankruptcy plan
• REP. BECERRA ON REPUBLICAN BUDGET PROPOSAL: “SO MUCH FOR THE AMERICAN DREAM FOR THE AMERICAN ...
• Gov't advisers: No copays for contraceptives
• Today my office hosted an event at SDSU where San Diegans with different viewpoints and backgrounds worked in groups to try to balance the budget. They had to talk through tough issues and make some compromises to get the job done - I think there's
• Sacto 911: Sex offender wanted in Idaho arrested in Sacramento
• Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento man pleads guilty to identity theft
• The State Worker: Ted Lieu, Steve Maviglio get into tweet fight over pensions
• Miller: GOP offers up another unbalanced budget to end Medicare
• Waste Connections reports positive Q2 results
• Mountain Lions season to begin in September
• Judge appointed as California workers' comp director
• Apple Q3 profit more than doubled
• California governor plans clean energy conference
• Sacramento Greyhound terminal officially opens July 27
• Sacto 9-1-1: Suspect flees Foothill Farms bank robbery in Prius
• Sacto 9-1-1: Former receptionist details abuse allegations against school principal
• Mayor Johnson says he's updating NBA's Stern on arena progress
• Off-duty California sheriff's deputy is shot dead
• Foreclosures continue dropping in Sacramento
• Miller meets with East Bay Veterans to discuss Sentinels of Freedom program
• Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento Fire building evacuated due to carbon monoxide exposure
• Kings Blog: Kings 2011-12 schedule released
• Intel-GE Innovations tool combines monitoring with interaction
• Sacramento Mountain Lions season delayed
• Study: Tobacco lobby spent big in state during election
• School closed for molestation investigation
• Gas prices creep up
• Business center adds three tenants
• Royce Votes to Cut, Cap and Balance Spending
• The State Worker: Judge issues tentative ruling in Don Novey bankruptcy
• Kings blog: Jeter looking at Europe after season in Sacramento
• Thank you to Veterans Village of San Diego and all of the volunteers at Stand Down this past weekend! We are a nation that can solve this problem, and that is what you continue to prove. There is no excuse for homelessness amongst our veterans.
• Sacto 9-1-1: Police close Citrus Heights school due to molestation allegations
• Capitol Alert: Pringle quits California High-Speed Rail Authority board
• Earnings rise for Bank of Sacramento parent company
• Where have all the bookstores gone?
• Borders' seeks approval to liquidate
• Sacto 9-1-1: Missing man found safe at home after Sunday river revelry
• Sierra College names athletic director
• Capitol Alert: California redevelopment agencies sue to block budget plan
• Organizations, cities challenge cuts to redevelopment
• Fresno County gets money to house state prisoners
• San Francisco to shutter courtrooms, lay off 200
• Borders plans liquidation of 399 stores
• NFIB: Businesses providing Wi-Fi could get piracy warnings
• CalSTRS investments skyrocket
• How secondary smoke may cause hearing loss in teenagers & damage to babies lungs
• American River Brewing Co. to open in Rancho Cordova
• CalPERS investments jump 20.7 percent for year
• The State Worker: State Fund still using company with no license
• The State Worker: Appellate court delays furlough arguments until September
• Cisco cutting 6,500 positions
• Bank of Sacramento parent reports Q2 earnings
• Sacto 9-1-1: Highway 99 crash near Galt kills Modesto man
• Hunter Responds to President's Veto Threat of Cut, Cap and Balance Act
• Sacramento Kings make staffing changes
• Capitol Alert: Supreme Court upholds worker retention law for supermarkets
• Sacto 9-1-1: Coroner identifies man shot to death in Foothill Farms
• Sacramento County officials argue against special parks district
• Appetizers: Closed for 8 days, Biba has reopened with a new look
• Sacto 9-1-1: Former Woodland teacher sentenced to prison for distributing child pornography
• No more waiting for Apple's iPad 2
• Family caregiving in California costs $47 billion a year
• 7/15/11 Herger Statement on Cut, Cap, and Balance Veto Threat
• Rep. Farr to Host Town Hall in Hollister
• Suspicious device doused in teacher's truck
• Rep. Royce Statement on CFPB Nominee
• Sacto 9-1-1: Suspicious package claimed by chemistry teacher
• Japan wins 1st World Cup title in penalty shootout
• Jackson's grand slam powers A's past Angels
• Ex-Murdoch aide Brooks arrested; Police chief out
• Tahoe being stocked with only native trout species
• Deputies find 2 bodies in separate water mishaps
• Number of staffed forest fire lookouts decreasing
• Epic traffic fears disappear as LA freeway reopens
• SF police recover gun after police shooting
• State parks closure has unlikely consequences
• Cooler temperatures expected to last all week
• What a Sacramento author learned from writing almost daily since June 17, 1959
• Casey Anthony lies low on first day of freedom
• Sacto 9-1-1: Little boy runs 2 miles in heartbreaking bid to save father
• Ex-NHL star Sakic makes $1 million ace at Tahoe
• Police have 'person of interest' in burning body
• 'Potter' takes down Batman with $168.6M weekend
• Bald eagle saved by Oregon vet's mouth-to-beak CPR
• Military gay couples won't enjoy benefits
• Whither astronauts? Corps shrinks as shuttles stop
• `Cash Cab' taxi hits, kills Vancouver pedestrian
• Are the humorous PMS ads inspiring you to drink more milk or are ads too sexist?
• Weaver wins 6th in row, Angels beat A's in opener
• LA avoids feared 'Carmageddon' traffic jam
• 'Unusual event' at SoCal nuclear plant
• Coroner says 2 suspects shot by CHP were on meth
• Sacto 9-1-1: Bar fight turns into tire iron assault in Arden area parking lot
• Colo. woman accused of groping TSA agent in Ariz.
• Sacto 9-1-1: Man found dead in South Natomas home
• San Francisco cracks down on hookah lounges
• Twin brothers drown in backyard pool in Visalia
• 'Harry Potter' conjures first-day record of $92.1M
• Clarke avoids the weather, takes the lead
• Vallejo OKs deal that may end tribal park protest
• SMUD work leads to brief power outage in downtown Sacramento
• TWA Flight 800 families mark 15 years since crash
• Aeromexico launches nonstop flights from Sacramento to Guadalajara
• Magnitude-3.3 quake strikes near Berkeley
• Tea Party to convene town hall Monday in El Dorado Hills
• Los Angeles shines a light on gang crime
• Morning clouds expected to burn off, leave pleasant day in Sacramento
• Court: 'don't ask, don't tell' will stay in place
• Capps Continues Work to Slow Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant Relicensing, Protect Constituents’ Safety
• Capps Announces $500,000 in Federal Funding to Expand School-Based Health Care Services in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo Counties
• Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony call it quits
• New Sacramento airport terminal to open in fall
• Patrick Kennedy weds NJ schoolteacher in Cape Cod
• Dodgers owner seeks lower spousal support payments
• Pocket Area Bike Trail segment reopens
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown vetoes artificial turf bill backed by conservationists
• State Fair officials declare opening day a success
• Bust nets 10K pot plants in Calif's Central Valley
• Apple issues patch for security hole
• Foreclosure homes set for auction Sunday
• Merced to pay $1.5M in subdivision contamination
• Final 'Potter' sets midnight box office record
• Iowa rapist faces charges in '91 Calif murder
• Sacto 9-1-1: Man sentenced to 22 years in fatal shooting at Sacramento hotel
• Analysis: Promised CalPERS benefits are protected
• Hyatt buys portfolio including Rancho Cordova's Hotel Sierra
• New today on Sacramento Connect: Summer at its best
• Delta, Southwest named busiest airlines
• The State Worker: Hearing date set for third 'special funds' furlough case
• Final 'Potter' sets midnight box office record
• Garamendi Praises Labor Relations Proposed Voting Rules
• Sacto 9-1-1: 6 years, 8 months for fatal hit-and-run at Loaves and Fishes
• Sacto 9-1-1: Judge sentences murderers to lengthy prison terms
• Girlfriend defends Maui blow hole victim
• Capitol Alert: Huber: Run for Lungren's congressional seat is 'on my radar'
• Midtown server race hits stride in second year
• Forest Service wins legal challenge to Angora fire restoration plan
• Things to do: Critics' picks for this weekend: Music, theater, comedy
• Congressman Garamendi Votes Against Radical and Dangerous Republican Energy and Water Appropriations Bill
• Google says Oracle 'harassing' its CEO
• Retail commercial real estate sector could be set to blossom
• Gallery: Sacramento buildings, architects honored
• Top of the List: Yolo County employers
• Obama says congressional leaders have three options on debt
• Pentagon discloses largest-ever cyber theft
• 2 Calif. insurers to cover therapy for autistic children
• Both sides claim victory in California Supreme Court ruling on plastic bags
• Minn. gov., GOP leaders have deal to end shutdown
• Kings Blog: Fredette feels like a rookie at celebrity golf tourney
• Crews contain 30-acre grass fire south of Folsom
• Whooping-cough reprieve clears Legislature without hiccup
• Police raid NJ home of Calif. art theft suspect
• Anthony Portantino demands records to fight 'punishment'
• Calif. agency: PG&E to give firefighters pipe maps
• Sacto 9-1-1: Update: Investigators believe Folsom Prison nurse likely attacked by inmate
• Fire near Altamont Pass contained
• Sacto 9-1-1: Suspect arrested in stabbing at busy Sacramento intersection
• Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento man sentenced for possessing stolen mail
• Area home prices continue to fall
• Marquee player Fish won't appear for Sacramento Capitals
• Things to do: Tickets to 'Harry Potter' midnight showings are vanishing
• Bank of America’s mortgage-bond settlement faces more threats
• J. D. Power: Employers give high marks for Kaiser, UnitedHealthcare
• Capitol Alert: Where's Jerry Brown? Hiking
• UC approves another tuition hike
• Sacto 9-1-1: Folsom police report rash of catalytic converter thefts
• Home prices in Sacramento region keep falling
• Marquee player Mardy Fish pulls out of Capitals match
• Citrus Town Center freshens with name change, renovations
• With 767 cleantech companies, the San Diego region is an innovation hub. The bill we're debating right now would gut cleantech and biotech research, so I spoke out against it:
• Analysis: Kings rank as hardest NBA team to root for
• Arena report: 75% attend events from outside Sacramento
• Pocket bike trail to re-open
• Local lender forecloses on Westamerica Bank land
• Miller to Kick off East Bay Veterans Fair this Monday: Focus on Employment, Education, and VA benefits
• U.S. CONGRESSWOMAN LUCILLE ROYBAL-ALLARD TO SERVE AS HONORARY CHAIR OF THIRD ANNUAL LOS ANGELES HISPANIC YOUTH INSTITUTE
• CONGRESSWOMAN LUCILLE ROYBAL-ALLARD (CA-34) MOVES TO IMPROVE NURSING HOME CARE
• "O.C. congressman seeks business gripes" from the Orange County Register
• Rep Roybal-Allard Congratulates Ismael Armendariz of Downey on the Completion of his Summer Internship
• National Therapeutic Recreation Week in Sacramento
• Sherman Receives Friend of the National Parks Award for Protecting America's Parks
• Sherman Endorses McConnell Plan
• Netflix price hike angers users, some drop plan
• Children present during armed North Highlands home invasion
• Charging stations along I-5 in Wash. due this year
• Legislators to introduce 'Caylee's Law' in wake of murder case
• Man's penis cut off, put through garbage disposal
• Teen held in Calif. baby's death pleads not guilty
• Prescribed burn below Foresthill Bridge rescheduled for Friday
• Capitol Alert: State revenues behind; Bill Lockyer skeptical about forecast
• Woman pleads guilty to murder in fatal DUI crash
• San Francisco woman identified as fatality in Highway 12 crash
• Sacramento County changing garbage-collection routes for 75,000 customers
• Sacto 911: One hospitalized after stabbing at busy intersection, police say
• Appetizers blog: 61 cent hot dogs coming Sunday to Wienerschnitzel
• State Worker: Bid filed to end collective bargaining for public employees
• Sierra College board names Bill Halldin as new trustee
• Charges against kin of ex-NFL player killed by cop
• Sacramento State announces programs hit by budget cuts
• Business walk planned for Loomis
• Capitol Alert: Troubled teacher credentialing panel wins kudos for progress
• Arena committee takes mission on the road with bus tour
• Capitol Alert: Fate of $600K wrongful-termination suit now rests with Brown
• Builder Taylor Morrison completes sale to investment fund
• No charges in saggy pants arrest at Calif. Airport
• Ex-QB's group to build hotel near 49ers stadium
• Sacramento region ranks near top in clean energy jobs
• Rep. Farr Reverses Funding Cuts for Critical Ocean Programs
• Survey results: Cut classes or staff pay at universities
• California Chamber offers workplace investigation webinar
• BOE takes on online retailer taxes, including Amazon
• UC Davis now takes GRE scores for MBA program
• State fair starting, along with food inspections
• Democrat Janice Hahn wins Calif. US House race
• "US condemns 'despicable' Mumbai attacks" from the AFP
• India Caucus Co-Chairs Condemn Attacks in India
• What are the latest achievements in restoring sight to the blind?
• Capps Works to Make Flood Insurance More Affordable for Central Coast Homeowners
• Netflix rates rise up to 60 pct for DVD, streaming
• Riverside County officials endorse talks on Calif. split
• Creator of 'Brady Bunch,' 'Gilligan's Island' dies
• Gunfire exchanged during Northern Calif pot bust
• Dozens rally for man arrested in saggy pants flap
• GOP leader says give Obama new debt limit powers
• House Republicans Vote "Lights Out" on U.S. Efficient Lighting Industry,Northern California Businesses and Nation's Energy Independence At Risk
• Miller and House Repel GOP Attack on Energy Efficient Light Bulbs
• Man's penis cut off, put through garbage disposal
• Capitol Alert: CSU approves second tuition increase for the fall
• Capitol Alert: CSU approves $400K salary for San Diego State president
• Capitol Alert: Students' request for detailed California spending records denied
• Wednesday may bring morning drizzle to Sacramento area
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown to skip National Governors Association meeting
• El Dorado County releases documents, videos, images in Jaycee Dugard abduction
• Minneapolis health firm buys local company, Tri Quality Inc.
• Capitol Alert: Official seal finds a permanent home outside Assembly offices
• California State University approves new tuition hike
• CHP: Wrong-way driver arrested in Santa Cruz
• Capitol Alert: Millions spent on contractors for 'unnecessary' mental health screenings
• Capitol Alert: House agrees to phase-in higher Sacramento flood insurance
• Workshops explore urban/farm buffer areas in Sutter County
• Anchor Kelly Brothers lends voice, blog to River City Bank
• Matsui measure to reduce flood insurance rates passes House
• Sacramento State to take transfers for spring
• Capitol Alert: Carly Fiorina named vice chair of GOP's Senate campaign arm
• Republican Energy Approps Bill Slashes 4/5 of ARPA-E Budget, Garamendi Amendment to Restore Funding to Game-changing Energy Research Fails
• California exports improve for 19th month
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce survey finds few hiring
• More than $880,000 raised by bike riders in Davis to support cancer survivors
• Placer vintners take drive out of wine tasting
• Roseville's SPI gets solar farm contract near Palm Springs
• Community 1st Bank reports Q2 earnings
• Rep. Farr to Host Town Hall in Hollister
• "I think this hearing and these bills are a mistake. They're out of order. And, I think we need to have a debate over what can replace Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in the future."
• Apple's top patent lawyer seen leaving
• McNerney Statement on Flood Insurance Reform Act
• How to be a health trends ghostwriter and what to charge your clients.
• Royce: Is Government Holding Back Your CA Business?
• Video: Dem Leaders: American Public Wants Fairness
• Calif Assembly bans caffeine-laced beer drinks
• Amazon wants voters to decide on tax collection
• Prescribed burn below Foresthill Bridge canceled due to weekend fire activity
• Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento man pleads guilty to selling counterfeit CDs, DVDs
• Capitol Alert: Latino Legislative Caucus IDs donors of $400,000 to its nonprofit
• Art Competition Winners Announced by Congressman Garamendi
• Riverside County official seeks to split Calif
• Staff shortage, sewer failure close Folsom Lake campground
• Sacto 9-1-1: Natomas man admits to transporting teenager for prostitution
• Pride Industries settles with feds for $400K
• PRIDE Industries to pay $400,000 to resolve false-claims suit
• Ex-NFL Bengal killed by Calif. deputy in scuffle
• Capitol Alert: California looks to UC, CSU for lending hand
• Capitol Alert: Mother of Democrat Janice Hahn dies on eve of CD 36 election
• West Sacramento awards more than $20M in levee contracts
• Apple looking for second manufacturer for iPad 3
• Sacto 9-1-1-: Davis police seek help locating motel robbery suspect
• Ex-Assembly leader angers family of slain student
• Capitol Alert: Senate OKs bill to try all-mail local elections in Yolo County
• Survey: Young professionals favor redeveloping downtown plaza
• UC allots $3.4M in grants for patient care
• Science seeks ways to take sting out of sunburn
• David Beckham, wife Victoria welcome a baby girl
• Opening Statement: Social Security Subcommittee Hearing on Role of Social Security ...
• Caltrans drives highway safety campaign
• The State Worker: California may lose $37 million in weatherization grants
• Sacto 9-1-1: Wildland blaze along Yuba River contained by firefighters
• University of Sacramento pulling out of region
• Capitol Alert: Portantino says Dem leaders are punishing him for budget vote
• California got $440M more than expected in June
• Colliers lands facilities contract with CalPERS
• Solar Gen gets San Diego project
• Giants beat Mets 4-2 in final game before break
• Sacramento's Diversity Employment Day - July 20!
• Bipartisan Calif. Congressional Delegation Calls on Veolia to Compensate Victims of Chatsworth Train Crash
• Sacto 9-1-1: Naked woman with gun arrested in Vacaville motel standoff
• Kate brings feminine, tried-and-true looks to US
• Kate, William depart US after charming Hollywood
• Singer's donation to wild-horse group criticized
• 3 dead in Richmond apartment shooting
• Harrison, Beltre lead Rangers past A's
• Alcatraz at night offers eerie experience
• Man rescued from Folsom South Canal
• Tour rest day welcome after crash carnage
• US envoy warns that Sudan's peace could unravel
• Shakespeare at Jessie's Grove Winery
• Wambach, Solo key riveting US win over Brazil
• LA teen reporters boost community with newspaper
• NFL stumbling blocks: free agency, rookie wages
• Tour de France Sacramento
• GOP looks for upset in race for Calif. House seat
• Temperatures cooler than normal this week
• Mass. city to pay wedded gay workers to offset tax
• Betty Ford to get Calif. memorial, Mich. burial
• Threat forces United flight to divert to Chicago
• Swatch from famous moon-bound flag goes to auction
• Firefighters battle Yuba County blaze
• 49ers coach says Kaepernick has chance to start
• Kate and William attend polo game in Santa Barbara
• Man tries to take deputy's gun at Calif. airport
• UC Davis Medical Center demonstrates heart equipment at open house
• SDSU president's salary up for trustee vote
• Police say wearing video cameras offers protection
• Teen black belt facing charges for contest attack
• Jeter gets 3,000th hit, goes 5 for 5 in Yankees' win
• 1 of 6 men shot in Oakland in 90-minute span dies
• Betty Ford helped pave road to recovery for stars
• SF Bay Area man celebrates 'Odd Day'
• Fishermen recount surviving Sea of Cortez sinking
• Sacto 9-1-1: Pedestrian victim of hit-and-run driver in Sacramento
• Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento rooftop robber foiled by gravity
• You're not just imagining it -- temperatures are cooler in Sacramento
• Sacto 9-1-1: Gunshots from passing vehicle in south Sacramento send 2 to hospital
• Sacto 9-1-1: Two Redding crashes in half an hour - 1 dead, 1 arrested
• Jaycee Dugard describing her life in captivity
• Capps Announces Over $30 million in Federal Funding for Central and South Coast Military Installations
• Sacto 9-1-1: Federal jury finds three doctors guilty of Medicare fraud
• Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento police to conduct DUI checkpoint Saturday
• New today on Sacramento Connect: Fun in the sun
• Kate and William land in Los Angeles for US trip
• KHTK's 'Rise Guys' moving to San Francisco
• Capitol Alert: Latino Caucus chair to release foundation donors Monday
• Feds: Monitoring of CA kidnapper was 'substandard'
• Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento man, 50, pleads guilty to sex trafficking of minors
• Friends of Cordova Parks seeks board applicants
• Fund set up to help abuse victim Lilly Manning
• Sacto 9-1-1: Nevada County officials find, remove 9,000 marijuana plants
• States weigh 'Caylee's Law' in verdict aftermath
• Capitals prepare for Hingis tonight, Serena Williams on Saturday
• South Sudan becomes world's newest nation
• Sacto 9-1-1: Men accused of robbing Auburn residents of medical marijuana
• Sacto 9-1-1: Academy to train El Dorado County residents to help in disasters
• Rehab of Majestic Insurance workers' comp business complete
• Raley's ranks No. 93 in sales among U.S. retailers
• DMV clarifies renewal policy, penalties for summer due dates
• Bastille Day wine race comes back to midtown
• The State Worker: CCPOA appeals judgment, asks to use property as collateral
• Capitol Alert: Jerry Brown signs bill imposing fire fee on rural properties
• REP. BECERRA ON VOTE TO REDUCE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE FUNDING
• Sacramento indoor & outdoor air pollution may cause blood pressure rise
• Former Business Journal editor Trujillo joins PR firm
• National jobless rate edges up to 9.2%
• Rep. George Miller Statement on June Jobs Report
• Top of the List: Health care plans
• Andrea Dodson is the featured artist at Georgetown’s Art On The Divide Gallery
• Report: 61% of Californians are overweight or obese
• Sacramento parking cheap compared to other cities
• Raley's makes top 100 list of retailers again
• Sacramento Kings hire public relations director
• Trade organization names new community relations VP
• Opening Statement of Social Security Subcommittee Ranking Member Xavier Becerra
• Small plane crashes near Calif. hospital; 2 dead
• Pandamonium At The Sacramento Zoo
• Royce Statement on the June Jobs Report
• House Votes to Comply with War Powers Act in Defense Spending Bill
• Capps Statement on Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Order on Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant
• Capps Slams Republican Effort to Slash Programs that Provide Food the Poor and Needy
• Capps Announces Over $30 million in Federal Funding for Central and South Coast Military Installations
• Anthony sentence allows her to go free Wednesday
• Amid scandal, Murdoch kills off News of the World
• Hall of Fame baseball manager Williams dead at 82
• CalFire to burn area beneath Foresthill Bridge on Monday
• Sacramento Public Library recommended for grant to fund Big Read events
• California can continue lawsuit against Villalobos, federal judge rules
• Park rangers: Bear in mauling only protecting cubs
• CalSTRS reaps $101 million profit from real estate deal
• Judge halts Caltrans project over threat to redwoods
• State picks Long Beach man to head arts council
• Two birds test positive for West Nile virus
• Redesign Sacramento's Capitol Mall? Top entry could net $20,000
• Capitol Alert: S&P revises California ratings outlook to 'stable'
• Sacto 9-1-1: Help sought to identify woman in Nevada County cold case
• Apple reportedly cutting iAd rates
• Analyst: California needs contingency plan for unemployment fund
• Things To Do: Rancheria Casino hosts Pow Wow Comedy Jam
• Capitol Alert: Pérez calls for more disclosure of Latino Caucus fund donors
• Appetizers: Shady Lady mixing cocktails from latest Bond films
• Capitol Alert: Bill to let voters decide on death penalty passes first vote
• One day after fire, officials monitor site of hazmat incident in truck trailer
• Sacto 9-1-1: Two vehicles involved in Sutter County double-fatal crash
• Miller Hails New Step to Assist Unemployed Homeowners
• California governor plans more state car cuts