NBA Approves Extension Of Relocation Deadline For Sacramento Kings
The NBA has approved an extension of the relocation deadline to the Sacramento Kings.
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The NBA has approved an extension of the relocation deadline to the Sacramento Kings.
Another dozen Chihuahuas from San Francisco are set to head to New York City aboard a Virgin America flight.
A man who hung a Swastika flag in his front window in an attempt to prevent his neighbors from renting out their home has been taken into custody by SWAT officers after repeatedly violating a restraining order against his neighbors, according Sacramento police.
Vallejo school officials say four fifth graders fell sick after sharing a cookie laced with marijuana.
Fire fighters worked more than an hour to free a driver who was trapped after his SUV and a street sweeper slammed into each other in an early morning accident.
A Sacramento Fire Department captain who broke his back in a fall while fighting a house fire over the weekend says a lack of manpower directly led to his injuries, but department officials disagree.
The manager of several stores in the Sacramento region has been arrested and charged with pirating tens of thousands of DVDs and music albums, authorities said.
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With a packed arena and boisterous crowd resuscitating "Arco Thunder" in the stands, the Sacramento Kings executed an electrifying fourth quarter rally to beat the Los Angeles Clippers 105-99.
Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday he is ditching the San Francisco state office building where the lieutenant governor typically works in favor of hipper digs in the city's South of Market neighborhood.
Gov. Jerry Brown altered his proposal to realign certain state and local government responsibilities Monday after criticism from local law enforcement authorities but still expects substantial savings in the years ahead if the Legislature approves the plan.
