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TC volleyball starts reason 4-0, ranked 17th in state
– Just call them road warriors. The Taft College Women’s Volleyball Team is on a roll. In their first four games, the Cougars are 4-0 on the season. They currently rank #17 in the state of California out of the top 25 holding a ranking spot. Taft had an impressive start sweeping Folsom Lake, Los Medanos, and Cuesta, while allowing West Valley one set. In week one, they also had one of their own (Natalie Castillo) selected as Player of the Week in the California Community College Women’s Volleyball Coaches Association.
Sacramento animal chaplain offers healing help one paw at a time
SACRAMENTO – Andrea Haverland knows what it's like to love hard and lose even harder. "Piggie was unique in the way that he loved us and he really just loved to be loved," Andrea said. Andrea and Marc rescued Piggiebully from Front Street Animal Shelter at the start of the pandemic. "The joy and love that he brought to our lives every day was really special," Marc Morgan said.The English Bulldog came with a long list of health problems, but they happily stepped up and spent days on end taking special care of Piggie."He had a lot of breathe-related...
Daughter gets some closure as Solano County cold case unit identifies Sacramento man 23 years later
SOLANO COUNTY – The Solano County Sheriff's Office has launched the Doe Cold Case Project, focusing on unsolved crimes in the county where the victim's body has never been identified. New eyes and new technology are leading to new discoveries already within the department. In its first success story, the sheriff's office announced Wednesday that the project has identified a body they pulled from the Miner Slough in Rio Vista in 2001 as Craig Ott of Sacramento. "I just miss him. I miss who he was, what he represented in our house," Craig's daughter Sheila Ott told CBS13 while flipping through old...
Sacramento ranks among top 5 cities with highest DUI rates, surpassing LA, SD, and Oakland
(US MEIDA GROUP) – It’s no secret that drinking and driving can result in serious consequences, but a recent study by Lending Tree has shed light on just how prevalent DUI cases are in some of the largest cities in the United States. According to the study, Sacramento...
24-YEAR-OLD WOMAN MISSING Near Nevada City: Sheriff’s Office Seeks Public Help
The Nevada County Sheriff’s Office is requesting public assistance in locating a 24-year-old woman who went missing Monday near Nevada City. Esmeralda Marie Pineda was last seen in a mining claim camp along the Yuba River’s middle fork and Sweetland Creek, some five miles northwest of Nevada City, according to a Sheriff’s Office news release.
Sacramento mayor candidates weigh in on what could've been done with Camp Resolution
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento voters will choose the city's next mayor in November. Candidates Dr. Flojaune 'Flo' Cofer and Assemblymember Kevin McCarty say homelessness will be of their top priorities, if elected. North Sacramento's Camp Resolution, a self-governing camp for the unhoused, was cleared out by the city Monday.
California ordered to pause its ‘No-Beard Policy’ on peace officers
(KRON) — A federal court paused the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation’s (CDCR) “no beard policy” for peace officers this week, claiming the policy did not accommodate peace officers wanting to grow facial hair for religious or cultural reasons. Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) CEO Hussam Ayloush believes these religious observances are “integral parts” […]
Trump says he would win California if ‘Jesus … was the vote counter’
Former President Trump suggested during an interview with television psychologist “Dr. Phil” McGraw that he would win California if Jesus Christ was the one counting ballots. “Democrats play a different game. And you have ballot harvesting, but you also have people getting ballots,” he said during the interview. “I mean, in California, you have people…
Elk Grove issues $100k fine, others as part of 4th of July illegal fireworks enforcement
ELK GROVE, Calif. — Video shared by the City of Elk Grove shows an illegal fireworks display over the Fourth of July holiday that landed someone a $100,000 fine. “Obviously public safety is our primary concern,” said Jose Mendez, the code enforcement manager for the city. In a...
Car crash reported on Elk Grove Boulevard in Sacramento County
ELK GROVE, Calif. — A solo car crash was reported Thursday morning in Elk Grove, California Highway Patrol logs show. CHP was dispatched around 10:20 a.m. to the onramp for Elk Grove Boulevard on northbound Interstate 5. It was unclear what caused the crash, but a a woman was...
Woman accused of criminal threats after social posts raised concerns at Folsom schools
FOLSOM, Calif. — Police arrested a woman on suspicion of criminal threats and a restraining order violation in connection to posts that raised safety concerns at Folsom schools. Folsom police launched an investigation after the woman, also described as a parent, reportedly posted inappropriate content to social media, raising...
Developer gets approval from Council for subdivision final map in Folsom Ranch
The Folsom City Council approved the final map and infrastructure agreement Tuesday for the 100-home, high-density project developed by the building company "Toll Brothers" at Folsom Ranch Phase 2B subdivision, south of Highway 50. The Toll Brothers Phase 2B neighborhood is located on the north side of White Rock Road,...
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