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Human remains found near Golden Gate Bridge
Authorities are using dental records to try to identify human remains that were found in a remote cove near the Golden Gate Bridge.
Rally to hail marriage between men and women
Tens of thousands of people are expected to convene in Sacramento over the weekend for a two-day religious rally in celebration of marriage – but only between a man and a woman.
Tomato king Salyer leaves jail after bailed is raised
After months of battle that included at least seven hearings, four courts and half a dozen judges, tomato king Frederick Scott Salyer was released from the Sacramento County Jail today on $6 million bail. Frederick Scott Salyer’s lawyers claim an informant illegally provided SK Foods documents to the FBI. Prosecutors contend the informant had the right to take the material and give it to the FBI.
Prep blog: We’re ready for Week 1 with football coverage
Welcome to Week 1 of high school football season, which actually Week 2 after last week’s Week Zero, but who’s counting?
Five high school football games to watch / Weekend schedule
This could turn into a shootout between Rocklin QB Jimmy Laughrea and Oak Ridge’s Will Tostenson.
Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento sheriff: Man arrested in slaying of horse trainer
A 26-year-old Antelope man is in custody in Kern County today, accused in the killing of a well-known horse trainer in his Watt Avenue apartment last weekend, according to authorities.
Sacramentans may pay more to clean up treated sewage
Sacramento could be required to spend $2 billion or more to clean up the treated sewage it discharges into the Sacramento River, according to a tentative permit released Friday by state water quality officials.
LA sheriff says almost all pot clinics criminal
Los Angeles County’s sheriff has embarked on a war of words against California’s medical marijuana dispensaries, saying almost all of them operate as criminal enterprises.
Cal city to subpoena ex-official in salary probe
The Bell City Council has voted unanimously to subpoena the records of its former city manager, whose huge salary prompted investigations into possible fraud in the small, working-class Los Angeles suburb.
