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The Pacific Rim International Billiard Expo was held in Reno December 1-6, 2010. So far, only the lower tier contestants have collected any cash.
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The Pacific Rim International Billiard Expo was held in Reno December 1-6, 2010. So far, only the lower tier contestants have collected any cash.
California is drowning in debt, could generate millions of dollars by selling some very valuable properties, including one CBS 13 found that could be an "ace in the hole" for taxpayers.
The three men who kidnapped and buried a busload of California schoolchildren in a 1976 ransom attempt are up for parole again -- and this time, they have the support of the judge, prosecutors and investigators who handled their notorious case.
Investigators have released surveillance video of two suspects wanted in connection with the weekend murder at a Natomas restaurant.
Five adults and a juvenile have been arrested in connection with the murder of a high school student who was celebrating his graduation at a motel last June.
At long last, Emmanuel Burriss is back where he is supposed to be for the San Francisco Giants.
Police have arrested a man in connection with an Elk Grove bank robbery last week.
Can an irritating blend of bright lights and loud noise deter ocean-bound salmon from deadly waters? The state Department of Water Resources hopes so.
Today on The Don Geronimo Show, Marianne McClary from Good Day Sacramento stops by the studio, Craig has a new blog, and Don has big Kings news, but can't say anything about it.
Cultivating marijuana would no longer be a mandatory felony under a new California bill introduced by a pot-friendly lawmaker.
Former Bell City Manager Robert Rizzo was taken away from the criminal courthouse in downtown Los Angeles on a stretcher Wednesday afternoon.
In a show of solidarity, Republican lawmakers have formed a new caucus to oppose any deal to close California's $26.6 billion budget deficit that involves tax increases.
More than 21,000 people got whooping cough last year, many of them children and teens. That's the highest number since 2005 and among the worst years in more than half a century, U.S. health officials said Wednesday.
A former state mental hospital director was sentenced Wednesday to 248 years in prison for molesting his adopted son over eight years as part of what prosecutors claimed was a pattern of abuse that spanned four decades and ensnared a dozen young boys.
