Man Sentenced To Prison For Stalking Two Placer County Women From Behind Bars
A man who stalked two Placer County women while he was behind bars has been sentenced to prison for his crimes.
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A man who stalked two Placer County women while he was behind bars has been sentenced to prison for his crimes.
Governor Jerry Brown first took on state-owned cell phones, now he's going after the state's car fleet.
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A third person has died as a result of a shooting at Modesto market earlier this week.
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Taco Bell is launching an advertising campaign Friday to fight back against a lawsuit charging its taco filling isn't beef.
A jailed U.C. Davis student's criminal case may be put on hold pending a mental evaluation.
An overnight accident sent a traffic light crashing down in Sacramento and investigators are looking for the driver who took off.
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A video of a teenager attacked was posted on Facebook, and the teen's mother is saying that the authorities are not doing anything about it.
Customers of three California health insurers will get some breathing room after the companies agreed to delay rate increases for 60 days.
Sacramento Police opened fire on two pit bulls after the dogs were released on the officers trying to arrest a parolee in South Sacramento.
For the first time since the attempted assassination of Gabrielle Giffords, Congressman Jerry McNerney is on the streets to meet his constituents. But, security was stepped up at the meet and greet event.
A Sacramento man says he overpowered a burglar in his home and tied him up with a telephone cord, only to find out the suspect was 12-years-old.
