California Woman Who Set Sister's Dog On Fire Gets 7 Years In Prison
A Northern California woman who set her sister's dog on fire after the animals fought has been sentenced to seven years in prison, prosecutors said Friday.
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A Northern California woman who set her sister's dog on fire after the animals fought has been sentenced to seven years in prison, prosecutors said Friday.
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The state of California held its first drawing Friday for the lottery in the state's vaccine incentive program.
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