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News10 Great Hang Up: Teen teaches dad about cell phone dangers

BLAIRSDEN – A 16-year-old driver is becoming a role model in her neighborhood and in her own household, inspiring everyone to hang up their phones while driving.

Sacramento Neighborhood Housing Services lands federal funds

Sacramento Neighborhood Housing Services has received $750,000 to help provide financing for low-income housing projects in Sacramento.

Fresh & Easy gets closer to Sacramento

Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market is making its way closer to Sacramento, but the retailer isn’t saying exactly when it’ll open in the capital region.

Sacramento-area home sales drop in July

Sacramento-area home sales fell sharply in July as the stimulus effect of an $8,000 federal first-time home buyer tax credit and a state tax credit up to $10,000 finally expired.

Sacto 9-1-1: Davis PD warns of a surge in residential burglaries

Davis police urge residents to be alert to suspicious activities in their neighborhood, noting that the number of residential burglaries reported since the beginning of July is nearly triple the number reported during the same period last year.

Budget cuts will reduce help at service counters

As part of Sacramento County’s budget-cutting measures, public counter hours at Neighborhood Service Centers will be reduced.

Sacramento County to cut public-counter hours at centers

As part of Sacramento County’s budget-cutting measures, public counter hours at Neighborhood Service Centers will be reduced.

Sacramento County cuts hours at service centers

Sacramento County is reducing service hours at two locations — the East Area Neighborhood Service Center at 5229-B Hazel Avenue (near Madison) in Fair Oaks and the North Area Neighborhood Service Center at 6015 Watt Ave. in North Highlands,

Neighbors of exploded Oak Park house worry about clean-up

A week after an explosion ripped through an Oak Park home and sprayed debris all over the neighborhood, nearby residents are wondering when all that wreckage will ever get cleaned up.

West Nile spraying angers San Jose residents

Some west San Jose residents are unhappy over Tuesday evening’s planned chemical spraying over their neighborhood to curb spread of the West Nile virus.