Two Shot In South Sacramento Overnight
Two people are in the hospital after being shot in south Sacramento.
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Two people are in the hospital after being shot in south Sacramento.
Sacramento is close to reaching an agreement with FEMA after the "permit-gate" scandal allowed homes to be built in a forbidden flood zone, but the solution will cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Workers are still cleaning up after vandals trashed a cemetery in Lincoln over the weekend, breaking and smashing more than 150 tombstones.
Detectives are investigating the severe beating of a baby girl that left her clinging to life in a hospital.
Copper theft is on the rise in Northern California; schools, businesses and parks have all been hit. A CBS13 hidden camera investigation uncovered that a state law designed to catch the thieves is being broken, and nobody is enforcing it.
An armed security guard was arrested after a woman said she caught him taking pictures of her with a cell phone while she was in the restroom.
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Federal officials looking for more airwaves to deliver wireless broadband services are recommending that the government reallocate a sizeable chunk of radio spectrum currently used for naval radar systems and weather satellites.
Google is working on a new computer chip and software upgrade that the company believes will eventually enable mobile phones to replace credit cards.
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A nonprofit corporation owned by the University of New Mexico's board of regents has filed a federal lawsuit against Intel Corp., claiming the computer chip manufacturing giant infringed on a university patent that helps in the production of advanced chips.
Unlocking economic prosperity in a low-carbon world was a key theme Monday at a climate-change summit headlined by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg declares that e-mail is past its prime in the age of texts and instant messages.
Apple is promising an "exciting" iTunes announcement. The iPhone maker has replaced its home page with a note that says, "Tomorrow is just another day. That you'll never forget."
