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The ordinance will allow officers to write a $1,000 ticket to any adults who are allowing drinking at their homes. Officers can also write the citation to adults who "reasonably should have known" the drinking was happening.
A man accused of threatening police officers was arrested right outside a market in Roseville – and it was all caught on tape.
A Roseville man has been arrested on allegations he mad threatening phone calls towards police.
CBS13 uncovered court documents showing he's twice pleaded guilty to selling alcohol to minors, and he once pleaded no contest to misdemeanor drug paraphernalia charges. Records also show Hirani, who owns several smoke shops and convenience stores, has had his liquor license suspended for selling alcohol to minors.
Heading back inside to find her car keys she made another discovery, her purse with her car keys inside sitting on the kitchen counter was missing. The thieves had been inside her home
The idea of the Three Monkeys moving into a vacant Rocklin storefront is unpopular with parents like Stephanie Mills because of what's close by. The shop would be 800 feet from Breen Elementary, Rocklin High and Victory Continuing Education, and about 2,100 feet from Granite Oaks Middle School.
The ordinance would allow officers to write a $1,000 ticket to any adults who are allowing drinking at their homes. officers can also write the citation to adults who "reasonably should have known" the drinking was happening.
Back in 2013, the city granted just six permits for commercial buildings. In 2014, it saw a staggering 86 permits granted, bringing in around $40 million in projects. City leaders say they have worked hard to lure businesses, even lowering the permit fees and stressing Rocklin's low crime rate and top-rated schools.
Police originally responded to a call about a vehicle theft, but found something different. Police say Davonte Cyrus, 22, along with another man and a woman, broke into the victims' car with a hammer while they were in it.
Rocklin police have identified the motorcyclist who was killed in Rocklin on Sunday. Twenty-three-year-old David Andrew Wallin of Lincoln was killed in the crash just after 4 p.m. at Stanford Ranch Road and Cobblestone Drive.
Authorities put two Rocklin schools on precautionary lockdown Friday morning due to a suspect search in the area.
It all started with an email to the CBS13 newsroom from someone concerned the program would shut down. The city told us it wants to keep it open if they can find someone to run it.
There's a lot of buzz on the Rocklin campus of William Jessup University about a new dormitory that's being built. Groundbreaking on the $10 million building took place on Monday.
Discarded ashes caused a fire outside of a home in Rocklin.
Bonnie Puleo was getting ready for bed, when suddenly the lights went out throughout her house. But everyone else in the neighborhood still had power. Her husband went outside to find someone had shut off their electricity at the breaker box.
Police say that a Rocklin teen is under arrest for attacking two people – allegedly using a cinder block in one attack.
A Sacramento woman is facing elder abuse charges after she allegedly bought hundreds of dollars worth of stuff using a stolen identity.
Police say the Roseville courthouse has been evacuated as a precaution due to a threat Monday morning.
Police in Rocklin are thanking social media for helping them catch a couple of burglary suspects Saturday morning.
Parent Keith Caldwell and more than 75 others filled the school board meeting, blasting Rocklin Unified School Board members, saying they covered up the allegations for months.
The 3,500-square-foot theater will have 900 seats, nine screens, as well as bar and dining options.
A driver reported by other travelers for creeping along at about 5 mph on a West Texas interstate faces up to 20 years in prison for trying to smuggle marijuana.
Police have taken a man into custody who was barricaded inside of a Rocklin home for hours on Tuesday morning.
Some residents near the golf course say this is a game changer, while the developer says very little will change. But both sides have come out swinging.
Bob Pitt, 84, says he was shocked when he received a letter from a developer saying he was trespassing. He and other seven other neighbors in the Rocklin neighborhood were told they could pay to settle the issue.
