Man Arrested For Murder Of 13-Year-Old Lodi Boy
Police say they have arrested a man in connection to the murder of a 13-year-old boy.
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Police say they have arrested a man in connection to the murder of a 13-year-old boy.
Crews are cleaning up after a two-alarm house fire in Lodi early Thursday morning.
One set of California school standards has temporarily fallen victim to another.
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He says the trouble started six months ago, almost immediately after he proudly displayed his rainbow flag outside of his Salida home.
The value of the piece depends on whether the painting is signed and numbered. The open edition works—those without numbers or signatures, that don't come with certificate of authenticity—aren't going to see an increase since those works are still being made today.
The Auburn Drug Company first opened in 1896 and stayed a thriving small business, even if it feels like stepping into a time capsule.
In a culmination of hours of interviews with community leaders on a very sensitive topic, the state of race relations in Sacramento is a difficult, complex conversation thrust into the spotlight in the aftermath of nationwide protests.
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Now the city is promising local artists more than $1 million to showcase their art. But many of those artists are asking questions about how the selection process works.
Yolo County prosecutors amended the complaint against Samantha Green, 23, on Wednesday, but wouldn't comment on why the charges changes, citing a gag order on the case.
The board voted at a meeting in Sacramento on Wednesday not to produce an Academic Performance Index for the 2014-15 school year. The index uses student results on statewide tests to rank schools and to identify those that need improvement.
GOP Rep. Al Pscholka of Stevensville made the remark on the House floor Wednesday in support of bills that would eliminate a requirement that people installing, making or repairing a residential chair lift be licensed elevator contractors.
