Keith Brooks & Carmichael Dave - August 21, 2013
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The answer is now in black and white. Chris Hansen's name is written on overdue campaign-disclosure statements showing he's paid $100,000.
A judge was expected to rule on Monday in the case, but the press conference at the FPPC building is expected to reveal the source of funds.
The Fair Political Practice Commission filed a lawsuit Thursday afternoon to reveal who is funding the efforts to stop the downtown Sacramento Kings arena.
The city council is exploring how to use the power of eminent domain—typically used to build freeways or remove blighted buildings—to take over the site that houses the department store.
Downtown arena supporters are taking the offensive one day after a state complaint revealed the Maloof's attorneys are behind the effort to derail the current arena plans.
The Maloof saga appears to not be over as a complaint filed with a state political watchdog has led to the discovery the family's attorney is funding an effort to stop construction of a new arena.
The owner of a Macy's building in the Downtown Plaza where the arena is proposed to be built isn't willing to sell the space. In fact, the owner isn't letting an appraiser on the property. Now the team's is asking Sacramento city leaders to flex their negotiating muscles.
It's a whole different ballgame, with a scoreboard that's political paperwork—campaign disclosure statements that are supposed to show political contributions and spending.
Corliss Williamson is returning to the NBA, this time as an assistant coach for the Sacramento Kings.
The Sacramento Kings today announced their 2013 NBA preseason schedule, which opens on the road against the Golden State Warriors on Monday. The team's seven-game schedule includes road games against the Blazers, Clippers, Golden State and Lakers (Las Vegas) and home games against
Turner Construction's resume includes a long list of high-profile sports projects including the current 49ers' stadium, the New York Knicks' and Rangers' Madison Square Garden, and the Detroit Tigers' Comerica Park.
