Grass Valley CHP Officer Injured In Crash On Highway 49
The officer has not been identified, but he is a 20-year law enforcement veteran. He's assigned to the patrol division in Grass Valley.
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The officer has not been identified, but he is a 20-year law enforcement veteran. He's assigned to the patrol division in Grass Valley.
The Senate backed SB1129 in a 23-14 vote on Monday, adding to a growing list of efforts by the Legislature's Democratic majority to chip away at the tough-on-crime sentencing measures approved in recent decades.
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