Sacramento Named One Of The Friendliest Startup Cities In Nation
JLL, a commercial real estate and investment agency, calls Sacramento a 'hidden gem' thanks to spillover from the expensive Bay Area.
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JLL, a commercial real estate and investment agency, calls Sacramento a 'hidden gem' thanks to spillover from the expensive Bay Area.
Rich's inspiration for the new massive monument is the 600-foot tall St. Louis Gateway Arch, although he says Sacramento's version would not be as big
Someone had swiped the stars and stripes from the front of her Folsom home overnight leaving only cut zip ties that held the flag behind.
The fire was started by illegal fireworks, according to Sac Metro firefighters. It happened in the area of Douglas and Sunrise boulevards on Sunday afternoon.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday that the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency does not need a court order to subpoena a prescription drug database kept by the state of Oregon
Baker Jack Phillips is challenging a Colorado law that says he was wrong to have turned away a same-sex couple who wanted a cake to celebrate their 2012 wedding.
Starting Wednesday, residents can purchase Safe and Sane fireworks that can be set off during certain times of the day.
The local community is still reeling from two possible hate crimes over the weekend.
FBI agents were tipped off when Richard Gathercole, 39, called his mother from a Nebraska jail following his arrest in the attempted shooting of a trooper
Inside a cavernous northern Utah warehouse, hydraulic engineers send water rushing down a replica of a section of a dam built out of wood, concrete and steel.
Nintendo is releasing a smaller version of its 1991 Super Nintendo console, called the SNES Classic Edition.
Monday's decision moves Brown's project ahead to a decision by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, which oversees many of the country's big water projects.
The woman, who was intoxicated, fell asleep during the ride and instead of taking her to her destination, he drove to a motel.
The Senate health care bill would result in 22 million more uninsured Americans over the next decade compared to current law.
Police are investigating after a Natomas-area burger joint was robbed at gunpoint over the weekend.
