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Sacramento Man Sentenced to Life Without Parole for 2020 Double-Murder at House Party
Andrew Granderson has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the double-murder of two 18-year-olds, Joseph Ash and Micah Nero, during a house party in Sacramento. According to the Sacramento District Attorney's Office, Granderson was found guilty on two counts of first-degree murder, along with gun use allegations and the special circumstance of multiple murders on October 18, 2023.
Sonora High School vs. Thomas Downey High School Football Live Stream, TV Info - Friday, August 16
Sonora High School plays at Thomas Downey High School on Friday, August 16 at 7:00 PM PT. Sign up for an NFHS Network annual pass and get full access to live regular season and postseason sporting events and get 45% off compared to a monthly pass. Sonora vs. Downey Game...
K Street shooting court updates: Charges dropped after accused gunman died in Sacramento jail
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Prosecutors on Friday dropped charges against Smiley Martin, one of three gunmen accused of Sacramento's deadliest shooting in its history. Court was briefly in session when the prosecution moved to dismiss charges against Smiley "in the interest of justice" because he died in June while in the Sacramento County Main Jail.
Vic's Ice Cream, an iconic Sacramento business, is up for sale
SACRAMENTO – A beloved Land Park ice cream shop is for sale, but there is hope that the new owners will continue its sweet legacy.Vic's Ice Cream is a Sacramento icon, having sat at its same Riverside Boulevard location since 1947. Generations of Sacramentans have memories of coming to the family-owned Vic's.But, back in March, Vic's announced that owner Craig Rutledge passed away at the age of 73. Then, on Aug. 8, the property was listed with an asking price of $1.5 million.But here's where there's hope.On the listing, it says that the family's goal is, "for business to continue and thrive under new ownership more capable of managing the business."The listing also notes there is an experienced staff in place – and most, if not all, are interested in keeping their jobs with a new owner.
Bennie Tolliver, Longtime Progressive COGIC Pastor, Passes
He fought the good fight to the end. Members of the Progressive Church of God in Christ (COGIC) are leaning on the Scripture, 2 Timothy 4:7-8 as they deal with the passing of their venerable pastor, Superintendent Bennie L. Toliver. Superintendent Toliver passed away Aug. 3 at the age of 90. He led the Meadowview-area church for 25 years and served in the COGIC ministry for 75.
5th human case of flea-borne typhus reported in Orange County
Public health advisories have been posted near the intersection of Slater Avenue and Magnolia Street in Fountain Valley after a case of flea-borne typhus was detected in the area."Most of the animals that spread the disease are cold-blooded, so when it's warmer, they're more active," explained Brian Brannon with Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control."It's spread by the actual flea dirt or the excrement of the fleas, so when you scratch yourself, that dirt gets into your bloodstream."There have been five confirmed cases of flea-borne typhus in Orange County this year. The most recent case was reported in Fountain Valley...
Manuel Jaimes prepares to make his mark – for Stockton, his team and himself
Lightweight Manuel Jaimes is set to take a major step in his career as he moves up to junior welterweight for a high-stakes showdown against former titleholder Rolando Romero. The fight, which will open the pay-per-view card headlined by Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and Edgar Berlanga on Sept. 7, offers Jaimes, a 24-year-old from Stockton, California, his first chance at national recognition.
‘He worked tirelessly’: Emiliano Solorio, founder of Stockton’s El Dorado Market, dies at 101
Emiliano Magaña Solorio, Sr. came to the United States with dreams of owning his own business. The native of Purépero, Michoacán made his dream a reality when he moved to Stockton and opened El Dorado Market — known as the city's first Mexican market and deli — on Oct. 15, 1972. ...
Rico, Zulueta do not file for reelection to Stockton Unified School Board
The Stockton Unified Board of Education will have three new trustees come December, with incumbent members Ray Zulueta Jr. and Alicia Rico opting not to run for reelection. Trustee Cecilia Mendez, who has been on the board since 2016, is termed out. Zulueta declined to comment. Rico did not respond...
Ben Affleck’s New Look Obviously ‘A Cry for Help’ to Jennifer Lopez Amid Divorce: ‘It Blows Her Mind’
Jennifer Lopez is in shock over Ben Affleck’s new look, saying he’s clearly suffering from a midlife crisis, an insider exclusively tells In Touch. Ben, 52, was spotted on August 3 riding around Los Angeles on a blue electric motorcycle, according to People. The Gone Girl actor has...
Ontario restaurant scene expanding by more than 2 dozen new eateries
The City of Ontario has announced a line-up of more than two dozen new eatery openings. In a press release, city officials said the city is making “significant progress towards becoming a culinary and entertainment hub.”. Recent Additions:. Mule Car Smokehouse, 200 N. Euclid Ave. Pugon Dessert, 1150 E....
'Ultimate wingman': Agoura High grad Emhoff could be first first gentleman
If Doug Emhoff plays his cards right, he may one day lead Agoura Hills’ biggest parade of the year. Emhoff is the spouse of Vice President Kamala Harris who is vying to become the first woman president of the United States. She's set to formally accept her party’s nomination at the Democratic National...
Couple found dead in Marriott hotel in Southern California
Originally from Toronto, Natalie DiScala is a writer, editor and content creator who now calls Los Angeles home. She graduated from Toronto Metropolitan University’s journalism program and is now the Executive Editor of JohnnyJet.com. She and her husband, Johnny Jet, have traveled to 75 countries together and now travel with their two children.
Jury awards $17 million to woman who broke her ankle in Long Beach pothole
Jurors said she’s owned millions for her pain and suffering and for her future medical expenses related to a chronic pain condition. The post Jury awards $17 million to woman who broke her ankle in Long Beach pothole appeared first on Long Beach Post.
Long Beach explores housing homeless students in tiny homes
Long Beach is shifting the focus of its tiny homes project toward housing students experiencing homelessness, as officials from the city government and Long Beach City College discuss a collaboration that could provide needed shelter for unhoused LBCC students. Officials said the possible partnership would help the city find a...
Long Beach hotter than July as containers soar to monthly record
The Port of Long Beach in Southern California set a monthly record in July as retailers got a substantial head start moving inventory heading into the peak shipping season. Total volume was 882,376 twenty-foot equivalent units, an increase of 52.6% from the same month a year ago and 12.4% ahead of the previous record set in July 2022. Imports rocketed 60.5% to 435,081 TEUs while exports grew 16.3% to 104,834 TEUs. Empty containers surged 57.8% to 342,462 TEUs.
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