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A new report by the legislative analysts office is shining a like on that money. The state is spending the value of the unclaimed property in its own general fund each year. The LAO says more should be done to get the money where it belongs.
New numbers out on Tuesday show it's a statewide dropoff from a record 2013. Last year 4.16 million tons were crushed, a drop of 11 percent. Things were worse in the Lodi district where 674,000 tons of grapes were crushed—a 17 percent drop.
The district calls the move a precautionary measure now that all four Stockton high schools are in the same California Interscholastic Federation league. And parents at a basketball game on Tuesday said it was a great idea.
The truck turned over just before 1 p.m., carrying 6,000 gallons of liquid nitrogen. Firefighters say the driver was turning from Sheldon Road when his load tipped over on its side.
Michael Coder has spent the last several months preparing for his theater's grand finale. It sits on the property where Costco planned to build, so the news is a relief to him.
Big Sky officials toured three venues, including the Reno Events Center, San Joaquin Delta College and McClellan Park.
Joel Buettner with the Placer Mosquito and Vector Control District says they've been getting double the calls they normally would this time of the year about the blood-suckers.
Target agreed to pay nearly $4 million to settle a lawsuit filed by Northern California prosecutors saying that it charged higher prices than advertised, prosecutors said Tuesday.
"Downtown has got to be more than just a place people work," Ault said. "Monday through Friday downtown's got close to 100,000 employees, but that activity has got spill off on evenings and weekends."
They said it's become apparent to them that they need to look how the police and the community are coexisting and how the police police themselves.
County health officials say between 2010 and 2012, African American children composed of 11 percent of the county's child population and made up 24 percent of all child deaths. That's twice the rate of other children.
