Woman Pleads Guilty To Fraud After Stealing Mail
A local woman could spend decades in prison after pleading guilty to stealing mail and applying for fraudulent credit cards, according to prosecutors.
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A local woman could spend decades in prison after pleading guilty to stealing mail and applying for fraudulent credit cards, according to prosecutors.
Today on The Don Geronimo Show, Don talks about "Here We Stay" the effort to keep the Kings in Sacrament, the debut of LaRoy's New Segment: "Roy's World Of Gay", and former intern Lady G has a new YouTube Show!
A fiery crash on a Bay Area bridge brought traffic to a standstill at one point this afternoon.
An adventurous quartet of yacht enthusiasts from California and Washington state were living their dreams, friends say, retiring and sailing around the world until they were shot and killed by Somali pirates on Tuesday.
At least two local movements have sprung up to keep the Kings in Sacramento and kicking off in full force today.
A Northern California man has been arrested for driving under the influence after he allegedly tried to run down police with a front-end loader.
Union leaders in Sacramento are planning a rally at the capitol tonight to show support for protesters in Wisconsin. But they can expect some opposition from *within* their crowd.
Police are trying to figure out who planted several home-made bombs in a South Sacramento Home Depot store.
A Sacramento family with an international crisis says their airline refused to work with them. It was time to call Kurtis Ming.
While the Kings are considering moving out of the Natomas Area, there's another local mainstay who is thinking of moving in.
The storms are long gone, but there are thousands of homes still in the dark in Calaveras and Tuolumne County.
A local man says that he is getting evicted from his home because of his guide dog that he cannot live without.
Neighbors and law enforcement agencies would get advance notice when they are dealing with child molesters and sexually violent predators under two of the thousands of bills that will be considered this year by the California Legislature.
The world's best big wave surfers will likely have to wait another year to compete in a prestigious and perilous wave-riding contest off the Northern California coast.
