Family Says Korean Hospital Won't Release Sacramento Woman's Remains
Andrea Godina died in South Korea, where she worked as an English teacher. The hospital won't let her come home without full payment of a nearly $14,000 bill.
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Andrea Godina died in South Korea, where she worked as an English teacher. The hospital won't let her come home without full payment of a nearly $14,000 bill.
David Weaver says he doesn't know how the bible from New York came into his possession 20 years ago.
Tim and Bela Kriner spent more than $5,000 for their membership to DirectBuy, but the company closed its showroom before they bought anything.
Nearly two million pounds of Kraft Velveeta cheese skillet singles are being removed from store shelves.
A family gathering went bad after competitive tension turning into aggression and finally to all-out violence Sunday.
Sacramento Police Department's Air1 helicopter landed at an empty field in the park after cautionary lights came on during a flight, the department stated on Twitter.
Police say a man was the victim of a random shooting in Stockton overnight. The victim went to a local hospital to be treated for his injury, which police say, is non-life threatening.
Hundreds of bills that failed to pass the Legislature last year face an end-of-the-month deadline to gain initial support, including measures affecting gun owners, the oil industry and farm laborers.
Flames ripped through a home in North Highlands overnight. The home is on Morazan Street at Don Julio Boulevard. Officials say the fire started in the garage then moved to the attic.
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It is nearly time to plan the family's summer getaway. Don't let a burden of debt displace your happy vacation memories.
The state of the economy offers mixed news for first-time homebuyers. However, on the bright side, real estate prices appear to be stabilizing.
For those looking for a reason to begin a career in Social Sciences, look no further.
There are so many different avenues for IT professionals in Sacramento, but many forget about the prospect of working in the public sector.
Facing a pair of armed criminals, a Stockton woman's quick bluff could be the reason she and her husband are still alive.
