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Pelosi implores UC Davis law graduates to embrace justice, public service

By Darrell Smith - Published: 12:00 am

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi called on UC Davis' law graduates to "pursue the work of justice."

Nancy Pelosi speaks at UC Davis School of Law commencement

Man arrested in kidnapping of girl from Sacramento street is registered sex offender

By Cathy Locke and Bill Lindelof - Updated: 9:44 am

A man previously convicted of sex offenses has been arrested in connection with the midday abduction of a 7-year-old girl on a south Sacramento street nearly a week ago.

Shooting kills 1, injures 1 in South Sacramento

By Edward Ortiz - Published: 12:00 pm

An early morning South Sacramento shooting that left one person dead and another injured has Sheriff's Homicide detectives looking for clues.

Solar sailors

Published: 12:00 am

Middle and high school students from the north state compete Friday at Rancho Seco Lake in the Northern California Solar Regatta for sun-powered boats.

Solar Regatta showcase sun-powered racing

Elementary students gather at CSUS for 29th Nature Bowl

By Richard Chang - Published: 11:57 am

About 150 students from 24 northern California schools gathered at CSU Sacramento Saturday for the 29th annual Nature Bowl competition.

Rancho Cordova third-grader leaps into playwriting with B Street Theatre

By Richard Chang - Updated: 11:41 pm

Angela Tomasello had a wide smile on her face Friday morning. The third-grader, along with 300 other students from Williamson Elementary School in Rancho Cordova, huddled inside the cafeteria for one reason - to watch a play that Angela had written.

Sheriff's officials testify Aquitania went to buy gun before double-fatal shooting

By Andy Furillo - Published: 12:00 am

A dead man's reputation took a major tumble in court Friday in one of Sacramento's more high-profile homicides in recent years.

Sacramento area weather 'pretty decent' but winds pick up Sunday

By Richard Chang - Published: 11:44 am

Sunny skies and warm temperatures will continue to dominate the Sacramento weather scene.

Court backs Redding paper in privacy suit - 12:00 am
Alleged 'homeless hit man' acquitted in woman's killing - 12:00 am
Judge orders murder trial in animal control officer's death - 12:00 am
Sierra Vista Bank gets capital infusion - 12:00 am

INTERACTIVE MAP: Killings, shootings in Sacramento

GALLERY: The region's most wanted fugitives

GALLERY: Local inmates serving time on death row

I Care: Providing spiritual care

New I St. Bridge gets big boost

The cities of Sacramento and West Sacramento took a major step this week in bidding goodbye to the 101-year-old I Street Bridge.

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Transportation

Senators steer debate over self-driving cars - May 16
Senate panel questions Caltrans about Bay Bridge broken bolts, broken trust - May 15
NTSB proposes tougher drunken driving limit - May 15

Real Estate

Communities

Roseville

Roseville developer buys L.A. senior site

USA Properties Fund Inc., a Roseville-based developer of affordable housing, has completed a $10.9 million acquisition of a 184-unit senior housing community in central Los Angeles County.