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With the clock clicking down, Sacramento city officials took their last shot at keeping the NBA Kings in California's capital by approving a public-private deal to build a new 18,500-seat arena and retail center downtown.
Big crowds gathered at Sacramento city hall ahead of tonight's vote on a downtown arena proposal aimed at keeping the Kings in Sacramento.
The Sacramento City Council is expected to vote on the downtown sports and entertainment center financing term sheet at Tuesday's meeting.
After 13 years, some still have trouble spelling the Sacramento River Cats. So the team has announced it will be fining anyone that misspells the team's moniker.
Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson announced on Twitter that Qualcomm CEO Paul Jacobs is the latest investor joining in the effort to keep the Kings from moving to Seattle.
Two of the three men involved in a plan to keep the Kings in Sacramento held meetings in Sacramento Monday.
