Nightly Buzz, Dec. 10, 2019: California Roman Catholic dioceses + Nurse accused of credit card fraud + Yolo County ranch sells for $10 million
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California’s 6 dioceses subpoenaed by state attorney general
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Sacramento, along with 5 other dioceses in California, will be subpoenaed for additional records as the state attorney general continues to investigate whether dioceses complied with mandatory reporting requirements.
New college campus may be coming to Placer County
A major development in Placer County that could bring in more than 19,000 residents to the area is getting criticism.
Nursing home caretaker accused of using residents’ credit cards
Placer sheriff’s detectives have arrested a Yuba City woman, who is accused of credit card fraud.
This Yolo County ranch just sold for $10 million
A 9,330-acre ranch in rural Yolo County—with a 7,000 square-foot home and a 4,000 square-foot lodge—has just sold for $10 million.