Audio: The Don Geronimo Show - February 24, 2011
Today on The Don Geronimo Show, Don talks with his buddy and phone screener from his old show, Joe Ardinger, and plays "Stump The Stoop" with Engineer Bruce.
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Today on The Don Geronimo Show, Don talks with his buddy and phone screener from his old show, Joe Ardinger, and plays "Stump The Stoop" with Engineer Bruce.
Sacramento County authorities have ruled the recent death of a 57-year-old woman a homicide stemming from a beating she endured from her father as an infant.
Federal environmental officials are using high-tech gear to clean up a Superfund site near Sacramento in a project they say could serve as a model for hundreds of other contaminated areas.
The Sacramento Police Department is currently investigating the deaths of two elderly females due to possible carbon monoxide poisoning.
In an unprecedented public give-and-take, Gov. Jerry Brown appeared before a legislative committee Thursday and engaged rank-and-file lawmakers in a discussion about how to address California's $26.6 billion budget deficit.
Two Sacramento fire departments have been awarded a multi-million dollar grant that will allow them to hire additional fire fighters and cut brown outs.
A gas leak has forced the evacuation of an assisted living facility in the Calaveras County town of San Andreas.
A fire in the printing room at the headquarters of the Sacramento Bee forced the evacuation of several employees this morning.
Stockton police are investigating a series of attacks on senior citizens in their eighties.
A Sacramento job fair highlighted an unexpected challenge for some unemployed people hoping to get back into the workforce. Many of those unemployed are being 'if you don't have a job, don't bother applying'.
Cold, wet weather is beginning its icy grip on Northern California as an Arctic storm drops down the West Coast bringing a chance of snow to the Sacramento area and a guarantee of several feet of snow to the Sierra, according to forecasters.
Toyota Motor Corp. recalled 2.17 million vehicles in the United States on Thursday to address accelerator pedals that could become entrapped in floor mats or jammed in driver's side carpeting.
A serious mistake by the government more than a half century ago led to dozens of graves being engraved with a racial slur, but an effort by a local Eagle Scout to replace the markers has been blocked.
An industrial piping company was destroyed Wednesday evening after a raging fire broke out, sending flames four stories into the air.
