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When the mail stopped coming to Frank and Rebecca Ronquillo's house, they got a letter from the U.S Postal Service saying it received a change-of-address order to forward mail.
It seems some apparent vigilantes have taken the parking frustrations into their own hands and tampered with the new signage.
It's a part of the law that has some worried about the future of medical marijuana grows and police concerned about enforcement.
Police and school officials have said the suspect is a straight-A student with no record of disciplinary action against him who was in his first year at the high school after being home-schooled.
Earlier this month, Folsom Police Department had its first training session for the Folsom Neighborhood Dog Walker Watch Program.
Rodney Green, 28 was arrested in Elk Grove on Monday for allegedly kidnapping a minor, but the Sacramento County District Attorney dropped the charges on Wednesday.
Bera now holds a 4,802 vote lead over Jones in a bid to hold on to his seat. Bera had been leading by more than 2,000 votes previously.
The projected surplus signals a likely showdown between Brown, who prefers cautious spending growth to prepare for recession, and Democratic legislators who are eager to expand services.
A California judge tentatively rejected pimping charges Wednesday against the operators of a major international website that advertises escort services.
A fundraising campaign to help save Benjamin Franklin's damaged gravestone is no longer livin' on a prayer.
The city's Front Street Animal Shelter kicks off more than a month of free adoptions thanks to one local woman.
Denver has approved a first-in-the-nation law allowing people to use marijuana in bars and restaurants and other public spaces, such as art galleries or yoga studios.
A West Virginia mayor resigned Tuesday following a backlash after she posted a response to a racist comment about first lady Michelle Obama on Facebook.
On the private land in Butte County about an hour and a half from Sacramento, we followed along on a crisp November morning to get a taste of what makes duck hunting such a popular sport in Northern California.
Students and staff are rolling out "Kindness Week" months early. The annual event is usually in February, but school officials felt it would be beneficial now.
