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By Stephen Magagnini - Published: 12:00 am

Herbert M. Brown, a veteran law enforcement officer who has been in charge of the FBI's Sacramento Division since January 2011, has announced he will retire effective April 30.

Arena plans may help NBA decide on Kings' future home

By Ryan Lillis, Dale Kasler and Tony Bizjak - Updated: 8:43 am

Set aside the talk of billionaire executives and flashy plans to redefine downtowns. The final stretch of the Kings saga will likely come down to which city – Sacramento or Seattle – has the more solid arena plan.

Sacramento sports panel gets new chief

By Mark Glover - Updated: 9:01 am

Mike Sophia, who has a long record of sports management and event organizing in the South, has been appointed the new director of the Sacramento Sports Commission by the Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Sacramento firefighters rescue dog after fall along American River

By Bill Lindelof - Published: Friday, April 5 2013 - 12:00 am

Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District firefighters rescued a dog that fell down a steep hillside on Wednesday along the American River.

Final touches end disorder in the court

Updated: 9:08 am

Workers are putting the finishing touches on the Stanley Mosk Library and Courts Building at 914 Capitol Mall, a $49.7 million renovation project.

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