El Dorado County Superintendent Arrested For 2nd DUI
The El Dorado County superintendent of schools has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.
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The El Dorado County superintendent of schools has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.
A university freshman angry that he was kicked out of a study group carried a hunting knife, a backpack full of restraints and a detailed revenge plan into his classroom.
The Sacramento Kings have announced the first big show scheduled for the new Golden 1 Center.
A woman is back in jail after she took police on a slow-speed chase around Sacramento that lasted more than an hour.
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Fran's bathroom sink had jagged edges where the glass used to connect to the drain, razor sharp spikes in the same sink where her family washed their faces and brushed their teeth.
A high-speed pursuit ended in the Clark Farms and multiple people exited a silver van.
They didn't want reporters inside the Treasurer's building to see the mess, calling the California Highway Patrol to escort CBS13 cameras out, saying the public building wasn't public at that time.
Shelby Lou has put up an impressive fight. those who cared for her at the clinic, didn't think she'd make it. And while she's looking good, there are a lot of questions as to who do this.
Among those who intervened was construction worker Byron Price who was working nearby.
Officer Grace Gatpandan said police would like to know if they are dealing with a serial cellphone thief.
James Alan Craig, 62, of Dunragit, Scotland, set up Twitter accounts in 2013 that appeared to be associated with real market research firms before sending out false Tweets that sent companies' stock prices plunging, prosecutors said.
Health officials say the toxin, likely brought on by warming ocean temperatures, has sickened or killed seabirds, seals and whales throughout the region.
The suspect carried a note detailing his plan for what he wanted to do, including using zip ties to restrain students, and forcing another student to help.
The city beat Napa Valley, France, Spain and Italy in a year when California dried up, water was restricted and hail pummeled buds.
