Controversial Governors' Lovers Exhibit Finds New Home At Art Gallery
Her paintings were supposed to be displayed at a downtown Sacramento bar, until one of the city's top lobbyists complained.
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Her paintings were supposed to be displayed at a downtown Sacramento bar, until one of the city's top lobbyists complained.
One simple mistake tuned a simple fix-it ticket into more than $1,400 of pain and possible jail time.
The Supreme Court decision will not only allow the extension of benefits to same-sex couples with active-duty members, but also to veterans like Redhouse.
It appears this exploding confrontation between Sheriff John D'Agostini and the U.S. Forest service may come down to guns, and the right to carry them, and whether U.S. citizens are allowed to bring them onto federal land.
Until that ruling yesterday, the couple had to claim each other as domestic partners, because the federal government didn't recognize their marriage.
In the last three years, the city of Sacramento has had to replace enough copper to power 20,000 streetlights—which means there was a theft of the copper wire every two to three days on average, totalling $1.68 million.
The permit was turned in on Wednesday and it was denied because there weren't enough resources on short notice, and not enough time to notify the neighborhood.
Britton McFetridge, 37, is a convicted felon who was found with thousands of rounds of ammunition.
The Sacramento Kings selected Ben McLemore with the No. 7 pick in the NBA draft on Thursday night.
Stockton police need the public's assistance in locating a missing woman, who is possibly suicidal.
For the first time in five years, an American brand vehicle has topped Cars.com's annual "Most American" list.
The top complaints in a recent survey of new vehicle owners were technology related.
The McKinley Park playground is officially open to the public.
A federal grand jury on Thursday returned a 30-count indictment against the surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, and many of the charges carry the possibility of life in prison or the death penalty.
Gov. Jerry Brown is expected to sign California's $96.3 billion budget for the coming fiscal year, a spending plan that ends years of deficits and includes more money for disadvantaged students.
