SF School Board Unanimously OKs Condoms At Middle Schools
The San Francisco Unified School District school board has unanimously approved a controversial decision to distribute condoms to middle school students.
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The San Francisco Unified School District school board has unanimously approved a controversial decision to distribute condoms to middle school students.
An attack in Davis has led to a hate crime investigation.
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Authorities in south Sacramento are searching for suspects after an attempted burglary at a marijuana grow house early Wednesday morning.
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It turns out the man who showed up on John's doorstep was with an independent gas supplier. PG&E says there are 25 that are allowed to operate in the area, but last year, it received more than 4,000 complaints about them.
His son and daughter-in-law came to see the crime scene after viewing the retired Stockton Police officer's body at the hospital.
That move would reduce the amount of money going to roads and mass transit programs by about $328 million next year.
A police statement says witnesses saw the red Corvette being driven at a high rate of speed before the driver lost control just before the crash.
As an example of their work, Ten Space developers renovated a building on North Sutter Street that had been vacant for 30 years and found a tenant for it, a daycare.
Now they want a piece of the nearly $1 billion budget pie that's up for debate by the Sacramento City Council.
The state's vaccine law passed last year, but school district trustees are considering asking the state to consider a delay. Parents are required to get students vaccine ready by July.
Investigators say an officer tried to pull over a vehicle at about 3:30 p.m., but the driver wouldn't stop.
Benjamin Cunha, 33, of Placerville was sentenced to five years on prison on arson charges after admitting to setting at least 30 wildland fires in 2006 and 2007.
