City Clerk: Signatures Verified For Sacramento Kings Arena Petition
The measure to put a $258 million subsidy on the June ballot needs to be verified as STOP turned in different versions of the petitions.
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The measure to put a $258 million subsidy on the June ballot needs to be verified as STOP turned in different versions of the petitions.
Intel plans to trim more than 5,000 jobs from its workforce this year in an effort to boost its earnings amid waning demand for its personal computer chips.
The Sacramento Sheriff's Department has released new video showing thieves taking money from coin-operated machines inside a business last year.
The number of confirmed deaths in California due to the flu this season has jumped to 45, an increase of 38 over last week, according to a statement by the California Department of Public Health.
With a record-dry year, reservoir levels under strain and no rain in the forecast, California Gov. Jerry Brown formally proclaimed the state in a drought Friday, confirming what many already knew.
Firefighters were chasing flare-ups Friday morning in a damaging wildfire that was largely tamed but kept thousands of people from their homes in the foothill suburbs northeast of Los Angeles.
If year-round sunshine, epic waves, and surfer chicks aren't enough to lure you to Maui, the island's solar-powered, organic vodka distillery might do it. Check out Ocean Vodka, an 8-year-old company that recently opened a visitor-friendly complex. Aloha!
Two decades after a magnitude-6.7 earthquake shattered Los Angeles and surrounding communities, buildings around the region remain vulnerable.
The Kings will be the first professional franchise to accept the anonymous virtual currency that can be traded and mined.
Michelle Reis often brings her coupons there for one stop shopping. Sometimes, she comes out ahead and the store pays her.
A plot across from Raley Field could soon be the home of a high-rise, high-end Marriott Hotel, accompanied by a city conference center.
The governor's declaration comes after federal officials designated portions of 11 drought-ridden western and central states—including California—as primary natural disaster areas.
While the district is tallying what was taken, parents say the burglar made off with pricey teaching tools, including computers, along with toys and video game consoles.
