5th Annual Sacramento St. Patrick’s Day Pub Crawl Saturday, March 13th 2010 “Let’s get ready to stumble!” Downtown Sacramento Starts @ 2:00 pm Starting point: Limelight Ending Point: Vega’s Night Club (Dancing ’till close!) Welcome back to the 5th annual St.
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High School Hoops: NorCal Playoffs second round
In Boys D-I, the Sheldon High Huskies pulled off the upset of the night defeating #2 seeded Bellarmine 58-57.
In-game blog: Kings 113, Toronto 90, final
Just about everything went right in the second half. The Kings scored 73 points to turn this game into a laugher. Tyreke Evans didn’t disappoint on the night dedicated to celebrating his push for Rookie of the Year.
Sacramento drunken killer, road-rage slayer due parole hearings
A man who killed an 18-year-old while he was drunk and a man who shot to death another motorist in an act of road rage are among Sacramento area convicts who have paroles hearings scheduled next week. They are: -March 18, Kenneth Roy Stark, 55, Mule Creek State Prison. A Yolo County Superior Court judge sentenced Stark to life in prison for the June 13, 1985 beating death of a homeless man, The Bee reported.
Onyx Club – GOGO COMPETITION W/DJ RICKY V – 2010-03-09
Huge GOGO Competition with 1st Place prize $1000, 2nd $350 and 3rd $150. $100 cash prize Beer Pong Tourneys, Dj Ricky V and $2 Finlandia Vodka Drinks ALL Night! Text names to NATALIE @ 916-223-6913 for no cover before 12am!!
Sacramento’s clear weather today is perfect for skateboarding exhibition at 28th and B streets
Clear skies and temperatures reaching 65 degrees should make for a fun day. Here one way to celebrate the clear weather: Head out to watch the gravity-defying skateboard tricks this afternoon in the city’s skate park at Sacramento’s 28th and B streets where world-renowned skateboarder Omar Salazar of Sacramento will perform and show off the new skateboarding shoe he designed for Nike.
Killings underscore challenges in Sacramento’s Arden Manor neighborhood
A member of the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department gang unit escorts a man arrested on an outstanding warrant outside the Villa Capri apartment complex. Law enforcement performed an anti-crime sweep at the complex one week after two men were shot to death there Jan. 14.
Judge acknowledges self-defense role in Oak Park slaying
James Castillo was in jail for four months and got probation in a dispute that turned deadly. In his front yard on a tough street in a tough part of town, James Sanchez Castillo last year shot and killed a man who jumped out of a car and into his face. On Friday, Castillo walked out of the courtroom with a probation term and four months already served in county jail, the result of a plea bargain in a case that, according to the judge, contained a major slice of self-defense.
Sacramento man gets 4 months for fatal shooting
A judge today sentenced a Sacramento man to the four months in jail that the man had already served for the shooting to death of a parolee who confronted him in the front yard of his Oak Park home last year amid a heated neighborhood dispute. James Sanchez Castillo, 31, faced up to a year in county jail as a result of his no-contest plea to a manslaughter charge in the April 24, 2009, killing of Leopoldo Velasco III, 23, in the 3900 block of 17th Avenue. Castillo had initially been charged with murder in the case
Woman’s call to police on teen girl at Lincoln salon led to deputy’s arrest
Eric Maurice Cephus, an on-call sheriff’s deputy, was arraigned in Placer Superior Court on one felony count each of lewd acts on a child under 14 and transporting a person for a sex act. Call it a grandmother’s instinct, but Elizabeth Rios knew there was something strange about a young girl walking into her Lincoln hair salon and asking to call a cab. The girl claimed to be 17 and said she had been “left” at the nearby Holiday Inn Express, Rios, 51, told The Bee
