Downtown Sacramento Hotel Floods Overnight
Guests were temporarily displaced after minor flooding in downtown Sacramento hotel last night.
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Guests were temporarily displaced after minor flooding in downtown Sacramento hotel last night.
Venture outside of the box and choose an alternative to the standard bar scene with one of these great late-night activities in Sacramento.
It took John months to save up for a $2,000 down payment to move himself up from southern California to live near his parents. It only took a few minutes for him to lose it all.
The meeting was originally supposed to happen on June 5, but the city called for a special emergency meeting Thursday at 11 a.m. and didn't notify the police union.
Friends who saw a man minutes before his violent struggle with Sacramento Police on Friday night said they noticed nothing out of the ordinary with him.
The material works like human skin. The sweat is funneled through chambers in the fabric and spots in the fabric attract that sweat.
Sacramento doctor Matthew Sullivan Mezger, 59, and his 54-year-old wife Mary Patricia Hughes were the only people aboard the plane that crashed just before noon Tuesday
The Public Policy Institute of California found 55 percent support for greater frugality, compared with 39 percent who want to see restoration of at least some of the cuts to social services that were made as California struggled with a massive deficit.
A family-run coffee company won a court battle with the popular Keurig Coffee Company over the design of its coffee pods.
A high-school student watched as his car was stolen right in front of him near downtown Davis.
Elk Grove will be forking out an additional $1.5 million dollars a year to cover increasing public pension costs.
Elk Grove residents are concerned about a rash of break-ins during which witnesses say the thieves are in and out of homes in seconds.
The bill would make the organization ineligible for nonprofit tax breaks, despite its vote last week to accept openly gay scouts while blocking gays from becoming scout leaders.
A measure from Democratic Assemblyman Luis Alejo, of Watsonville, would allow people without a Social Security number to apply for a license. They must show several alternative forms of identification, including a birth certificate and proof of residency.
Isaiah Fowler spoke only once, answering "yes" when a judge asked him if he agreed to waive his right to a speedy trial. He is due back in court on July 31 to set a trial date.
