DUI Driver Arrested After Crash In Rancho Cordova
A driver was arrested Friday morning after crashing their car in Rancho Cordova while driving under the influence.
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A driver was arrested Friday morning after crashing their car in Rancho Cordova while driving under the influence.
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Yolo County on Thursday confirmed there were multiple confirmed cases of the COVID-19 Omicron variant at River City High School in West Sacramento.
A man was arrested in connection to a jewelry store robbery that happened in South Sacramento in early December, authorities announced on Thursday.
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The Dining Commons at UC Davis is being impacted by a cyberattack that could impact workers' paychecks.
More than 500 SMUD customers are still without power in downtown Sacramento on Thursday morning.
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