The Bee's news archive may be searched for free, but there is a $2.95 fee per article download. BEFORE SEARCHING this NewsLibrary service, search sacbee.com using the search form at the top of this page. Some articles are saved online for 30 days - and some projects longer - and are available for free viewing.
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If after setting up your account, you have difficulty using it, or if you have questions about your bill, please send e-mail to: sacbee@newsbank.com or call (800) 896-5587.What the Bee's fee-based archive contains/does not contain
The Bee's news archive contains Bee staff-written stories published between 1984 and the present. Generally the material is current 24 hours after publication.
THE ARCHIVE DOES NOT INCLUDE wire service stories, stories from other papers, PHOTOGRAPHS, GRAPHICS, calendar items or ads (including paid FUNERAL NOTICES). The archive also does not include any Web-only content that has been posted on sacbee.com, sacramento.com or sacticket.com.
You may search the archive and scan headlines for free. A fee of $2.95 is chargedfor each story displayed in full. To view stories you must create an accountwith NewsLibrary , the service which makes the Bee archive available throughthe Internet. By setting up an account, your credit card number will be kept on file so thatyou will not have to enter it each time you wish to retrieve the full text ofan article. This sign-up form uses
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You may obtain older news stories not found in the Internet archive through microfilm copies of the newspaper (1857-date) at several area libraries, including the Sacramento Public Library Central Branch, California State Library, University of California, Davis Library, and California State University, Sacramento Library. Duplication or distribution of archival material is strictly prohibited
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