Plan For Yuba City Solar Farm Stirs Debate Over Fertile Soil
A farm in Yuba City may end up providing power and jobs, but right now it's just causing a big fight of whether or not to turn the plot of land into a solar farm.
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A farm in Yuba City may end up providing power and jobs, but right now it's just causing a big fight of whether or not to turn the plot of land into a solar farm.
Keeping the Kings in Sacramento could come down to one unsung hero. It's a name you haven't heard a whole lot about, Kings minority owner John Kehriotis.
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A French Camp man accused of killing his wife last Friday night is facing the death penalty.
University of California faculty members are criticizing a state lawmaker's proposal to allow public college students to earn degree credit for online courses from outside education providers.
All but ending chances for an assault weapons ban, Democratic leaders said Tuesday the firearms legislation the Senate will debate next month won't include the provision against assault-type weapons.
The Supreme Court will release audio recordings of next week's arguments in two gay marriage cases just a few hours after they conclude.
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