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Sacramento District Attorney Says Criminals Will Get Free Ride
Sacramento County District Attorney Jan Scully says residents will suffer as the result of budget cuts to her office. The Board of Supervisors cut $90 million from the 2011-12 budget that includes $6.9 millon cut from the District Attorney's Office. ...Tags: Career and Workplace, Lawyers, Layoffs and Downsizing, Justice System, Misdemeanors
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Sacramento Area Sees Hottest Day in 2011
FOX40 NewsCall Tuesday, Flag Day, the hottest day of 2011. The sun pushed the temperature up to 95 degrees. It’s not unusual for Sacramento to see a high of 95 in June, but this year, “They didn’t give us a break-in period,” said Darryl... -
Chicago tops U.S. for arrestees on drugs
Tribune reporterAbout 83 percent of men arrested in Chicago last year tested positive for illegal drugs, according to a federal study that put Chicago at the top of 10 major U.S. cities. That percentage is actually somewhat lower than in years past, the study by the...Tags: Recreational Substance Use, U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy, Crimes, Lifestyle and Leisure, Drug Trafficking
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Obituary: James H. Key Jr.
James H. Key Jr., of Danville, Ky., passed away Tuesday, June 7, 2011, at his home.
He was a retired employee of Goodyear (42 years) and also worked for Jarboe Wheel Alignment and S&S Tire.
The son of the late James H. Key Sr. and Janie Key, James...Tags: Fresenius Medical Care, Louisville, Human Interest, Lancaster (Los Angeles, California)
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Scantily-Clad Woman on Billboard Covered Up by Vandals
FOX40 NewsA woman in a bikini is not considered inappropriate, but some have concern about a ten-foot tall blonde in a white swimsuit in Auburn. And now the offending billboard has been replaced. The woman is promoting California Sun, tanning salons around the...Tags: Mass Media, Arts and Culture, CBS Corp., California, Facebook
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Hundreds of Birds Dumped in Popular Park
FOX40 NewsSacramento County Animal Control says the 200 birds found dumped in East Sacramento were caged their entire lives. Caged until their owner decided to dump them at the corner of H Street and Alhambra Boulevard last week. “They are most assuredly out...Tags: Wildlife, McKinley Park, Natural Resources
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High speed rail: America is left at the station
Tax dollars have built this nation's transportation infrastructure, from roads and bridges to airports and subway systems. Rent a car or truck for the day and you may think you're paying for your transportation, but that's only the vehicle — most of...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Air Transportation Delays, Human Interest, California, Air Transportation
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Sacramento Panhandler Convicted of Attempted Murder
FOX40 NewsA woman who shot a man at a bus stop in downtown Sacramento has been convicted of attempted murder. The victim, 50-year-old Francisco Perez, died 13-months after he was shot. Audrey Jackson was acquitted of second degree murder charges by a Sacramento...Tags: Assault, Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice, Murder
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Sacramento Sheriff Wants $9.5 Million To Avoid Layoffs
FOX40 NewsSacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones says layoffs of deputies are likely unless the Board of Supervisors finds an additional $9.5 million to bolster his budget. The request comes at the beginning of a hearing process for county departments and their...Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Career and Workplace, Crimes, Layoffs and Downsizing, Crime, Law and Justice
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Their Last Bust? Sacramento Bike Cops on the Chopping Block
FOX40 NewsSacramento Police officers on bikes demonstrated Wednesday evening just how effective they can be. The bike unit is being cut from the department at the end of this month. Wednesday evening a “code 3” cover call was dispatched when an off-... -
Sacramento Sheriff May Avoid Layoffs Amidst $30 Million in Cuts
FOX40 NewsThe budget ax keeps falling. This time in Sacramento County where the Board of Supervisors chopped $90 million out the next year’s budget. $30 million of that was gutted from law enforcements; the Sheriff’s Department, the District...Tags: Radio, Budgets and Budgeting, Career and Workplace, Lawyers, Layoffs and Downsizing
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Stores Ordered To Lower "ATM Fees" At Register
Both California's senators voted to go-ahead with a Fed plan to cap "swipe fees" customers pay at registers.
You've probably paid them yourself when you filled-up your tank or buy a bag of chips; a swipe fee is the 45 cent additional charge you pay use...Tags: California
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