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Gunshots reportedly heard during Citrus Heights patriotic event over the weekend

By Sara Beth Williams– — Saturday night, Citrus Heights Police officers responded to reports of gunshots heard within the Stock Ranch Nature Preserve near the end of the city’s annual patriotic celebration, a spokesperson with the Citrus Heights Police Department confirmed. While Citrus Heights Police officers were...
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Sheriff’s office surrounds home in Arden Park after alleged shoplifting, assault with scooter

SACRAMENTO, Calif — Deputies have surrounded a home in the Arden Park area after a suspect allegedly shoplifted and hit someone with a metal scooter. The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office said the incident began around 11:30 a.m. Monday when a man witnessed someone shoplifting from a local store. When the Good Samarit
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Caller Flags Gun Threat, Rancho Cordova Cops Bust Felon With Loaded .380

A 911 report of a man pointing a gun turned into a full-blown weapons bust in Rancho Cordova on Monday, when officers stopped a vehicle, seized a loaded handgun, and hauled the driver off to jail, according to police. The driver, who officers say matched the suspect description, was arrested on suspicion of being a fel
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Man sentenced for rape of foreign college student, Sacramento DA says

A Sacramento County man who sexually assaulted an international college student was sentenced Friday to 25 years to life in prison, the Sacramento District Attorney’s Office announced Monday . Kevin Lemar Davis, 46, was convicted of forcible rape by a jury May 12 . Sacramento Superior Court Judge Ernest Sawtelle senten
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California Costcos receive more shipments with invasive pest

More plants with an invasive pest, the glassy-winged sharpshooter, arrived at California Costco stores last week, including in Sacramento County, marking the second time in roughly two months that the bulk grocery store chain received infected plants. The Sacramento County Agricultural Commissioner’s Office told The Sa
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Suspected shoplifter arrested after hitting man with scooter, deputies say

(FOX40.COM) — A suspected shoplifter has been arrested after a violent incident involving an elderly victim on Monday morning that led to a standoff with law enforcement, deputies said. At about 11:30 a.m., a bystander saw the suspect shoplifting from a local store, a spokesperson for the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Of
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Solano Co.: Real Mccoy Ferry Ii Out Of Service, Commuters Should Use Miner’s Slough...

The Real McCoy II ferry is out of service in Solano County and commuters are advised to use an alternate route, Caltrans said Sunday. The ferry is an extension of state Highway 84 that takes drivers across the Cache Slough from Rio Vista to Ryer Island. People should use the Miner's Slough Bridge to access or exit Ryer
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Prosecution’s Own Neuropathology Reviewer Testifies Medical Findings Are Too Complex to Confirm Abuse in...

SOLANO COUNTY, Calif. — A forensic pathologist who participated in the prosecution’s original neuropathology review of the death of 2½-month-old Elijah Clay testified Friday that the infant’s medical findings are extraordinarily complex and cannot, by themselves, establish abusive head trauma, as the preliminary hearin
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What resources will be available to state employees returning to office?

The return to office mandate, effective July 1, may present a significant change in state employees’ daily lives. Here are some of the resources that the California Department of Human Resources (CalHR) offers to workers to facilitate the transition. Bicycle, mass transit and vanpool initiatives The state offers financ
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Roseville’s Fireworks Supercenter draws crowds with sales officially underway ahead of July 4

The Fireworks Supercenter in Roseville had a line of more than a hundred people waiting to make their purchase when sales began at noon.

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