12 Daves Of Christmas Day 5 – 3085 Travois Circle, Rescue
It's been a long time coming, but Dave finally made it up to Rescue and the land of the singing trees.
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It's been a long time coming, but Dave finally made it up to Rescue and the land of the singing trees.
It would require their employees to carry personal panic buttons. Similar policies have already passed in Chicago and Seattle.
A crew clearing a former homeless encampment alongside Antelope Creek in Roseville had an unusual find on Thursday.
The FCC is expected to eliminate President Barack Obama-era rules that bar internet service providers from slowing or stopping internet traffic or charging more for faster speeds.
This is due to the Earth's surface falling locally when it is weighed down by water storage during wet years and rising from the lack of water weight.
The woman was pushing that stalled car in a Sacramento County roadway when she was hit in a violent collision that severed her legs.
Court officials said Thursday that only about one-third of potential jurors showed up, making the pool of jurors too small.
Police say 34-year-old Samuel Antone Johnson was found nearby and allegedly admitted to setting the "Merry Main Christmas Tree" on fire with a book of matches.
A report was released on Monday from a woman saying Dan Johnson sexually assaulted her in the basement of his home in 2013.
Sen. Bob Hertzberg's penchant for hugging is so well known he has nicknames such as "Hugsberg" and "Huggy Bear."
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The California Department of Public Health published the new guidelines on Wednesday, cautioning there is no consensus on the risks of cellphone use.
The bullet fired by a 79-year-old suspected drunken driver during a traffic stop skimmed the top of Morgenn Evans' head.
Google spin-off Waymo has alleged that one of its top self-driving car engineers, Anthony Levandowski, stole its trade secrets before founding a startup that he sold to Uber for $680 million last year.
Police say a drunken man was arrested after he wouldn't stop trying to get inside a closed bar to try and get a debit card he thought he left behind.
