Sixty years ago today, the doors of Tot Town swung open. Tuition was $25 a month. Today, it's $760. But, while fees have gone up, some things have not changed.

A day after confiscating a Rio Linda family's pet deer – saying chances were "very slim" they would release it into the wild – California Fish and Wildlife officials reversed course Wednesday and did so, alarming experts who say the doe won't be able to survive on her own.

Here is a list of activities celebrating Easter in the Sacramento area.

For many women, they're the red, white or sometimes brown badges of bearing children.

After Tuesday's historic arguments before the Supreme Court on the legality of California's gay marriage ban, the long wait began for the court's June decision.

Bailey Snow isn't like other kids. His Twitter feed says otherwise: He started his spring break at Disneyland, just got his driver's permit and thinks his family is annoying.

DEAR KELLY: I know you counsel teenagers, so I'm sure I'm not the first to have this problem.

After Friendster came MySpace. By the time Facebook dominated social media, parents had joined the party, too. The online scene has since morphed again, and these days, even if you're friends with your own kids on Facebook, it doesn't mean you know what they're doing.

Team members all speak wistfully about the summer of '83, the last time a Sacramento team made it to the Little League World Series.

It's only fitting that Pushkin's Bakery opened on Valentine's Day, for the fledging husband-and-wife business began as something of a love story, one tied to a medical mystery solved in part through the magic of gluten-free baking.



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