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City leaders have halted the project and installed several streetlights with different levels of brightness. Now they are asking people to choose how bright they want their city at night.
The district spent $2 million on 31 new special education buses that have since sat idle. The district believed if they stopped contracting out the job, it could save nearly $700,000 a year. But now they're questioning that decision.
One possible reason is a disconnect with the business owner telling the landscape manager to keep the lawn looking green. Since private landscapers don't pay the water bill, they can easily overwater.
Yoda, a Jack Russell terrier mix, is the Stockton Unified School District's first K-9 officers. He's highly trained to find methamphetamine, cocaine, heroin, pot and guns on school campuses.
Sacramento County borrowed $1 billion to build the airport's Terminal B just as the recession started. The airport pays tens of millions of dollars toward that loan a year, as the number of fliers had dropped 18 percent over seven years.
"There's no way I'm going to go out and spend $200,000 to $300,000 and buy new equipment," Al Urke said. "It's going to put me out of business."
Woodland Police say just before 6 a.m., they responded to a disturbance call at the College Manor Apartments where they found a man who appeared to be agitated and holding a knife.
The movie theater released a statement saying the theater would be closed until Thursday after "limited evidence of insect activity" was found inside some auditoriums.
A new state bill that would simplify terms for pet insurance policies is advancing through the state legislature, aiming to keep the $750-million industry on a shorter leash.
