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Immigration issues on the minds of those at Chavez rally

By Richard Chang - Updated: 5:29 pm

More than 300 people marched from Southside Park to the state Capitol this morning, calling on politicians to implement "common sense immigration reform."

Giants fall to Cardinals 6-3

By Matt Kawahara - Published: 5:06 pm

Were you studying the Cardinals' lineup for a nemesis for Ryan Vogelsong, Carlos Beltran might be your best bet. Beltran entered Saturday's game with the best career numbers of any St. Louis hitter against Vogelsong and then doubled his RBI total against the Giants' right-hander, driving in three with a pair of singles.

Church: Pastor Rick Warren's son commits suicide

The Associated Press - Updated: 6:06 pm

The 27-year-old son of popular evangelical Pastor Rick Warren has committed suicide at his Southern California home, Warren's church said in a statement on Saturday.

Online translation on the rise, changing lives

By MARTHA MENDOZA - Updated: 5:41 pm

You might use Google Translate to read a hard-to-find Manga comic book or to decipher an obscure recipe for authentic Polish blintzes. Or, like Phillip and Niki Smith in rural Mississippi, you could use it to rescue a Chinese orphan and fall in love at the same time.

Louisville beats Wichita State 72-68 in Final Four

By NANCY ARMOUR - Updated: 6:54 pm

APTOPIX NCAA Final Four Wichita St Louisville Basketball

The deficit was getting bigger, the clock becoming an enemy and Louisville's options were dwindling.

Deadly day in Afghanistan: 5 Americans killed in Taliban suicide blast; separate attack killed 6th, NATO says

By Jay Price and Rezwan Natiq - Published: 5:30 pm

Five Americans were killed when a bomb targeted a convoy in southern Afghanistan on Saturday in the deadliest single combat incident for U.S. citizens this year.

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Teresa Lerma, right, passes smoke around Maricella Garcia during the annual Cesar Chavez march in Sacramento on Saturday, April 6, 2013. The two are members of the Kalpulli Itzkuauhtli Aztec dance group. This is the annual Cesar Chavez march, which this year comes a week after the labor leader's birthday on March 31 (that was Easter Sunday). Marchers showed support for immigration reform.
Amr Nabil / AP

Members of Egypt's April 6 Youth Movement shout anti-Muslim Brotherhood slogans and light flares during a rally in front of the prosecutor general's office in Cairo, Egypt, Saturday, April 6, 2013. Thousands of activists took to the streets Saturday to mark the fifth anniversary of the founding of a leading opposition group, the April 6 Youth Movement, and to push a long list of demands on Morsi, including the formation of a more inclusive government amid a worsening economy.
J. Katarzyna Woronowicz

Marine Corp veteran and economics major Hector Rodriguez, left, gets some help on his math homework from fellow Marine veteran and aerospace engineering major Adam Frye on Monday, March 25, 2013, at the Veteran's Club at Miracosta College in Oceanside, Calif.
Lezlie Sterling / lsterling@sacbee.com

Robert Tannenbaum sits among the red seats at the Community Center Theater, Wednesday, April 3, 2013. Tannenbaum will become the new director of the Sacramento Region Performing Arts Alliance.
Renee C. Byer / rbyer@sacbee.com

Local artist Danny Scheible, owner of Tapigami, moves tubs of his masking tape art work into a new art space and gallery in the Downtown Plaza. He and his business manager Tre Borden are moving into their new art space and gallery, which is inside a former Hundai dealership at Downtown Plaza. When Scheible wanted to raise $15,000 for a new business venture, he went the route of many creative professionals: crowd funding. In a matter of weeks, his online appeal to launch a new line of quirky eyeglasses went viral and he wound up with another $1,000 beyond his goal.