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• ‘It’s A Pretty Trying Time’: Shipping Crisis Hits California’s Walnut Industry, Forces Some Local Farmers To Turn To Other Crops

  19-05-2022 08:17 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  WOODLAND (CBS13) — Bulldozers are taking down acres of trees in a Yolo County orchard that’s grown walnuts for years.
  California is known worldwide for its walnuts — producing 720,000 tons last year alone. But right now, some growers are giving up on the classic California crop.
  Branch by branch, acre by acre, walnut trees that were in place for more than a decade at Bullseye Farms in Woodland are now destroyed.
  “We farm a little over 1,000 acres of walnuts and we’r
  
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• ‘We’re Really Facing A Catastrophe’: Bay Area Artist’s Billboards In Oroville Blast California’s Struggles

  19-05-2022 08:07 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  OROVILLE (CBS13) — If a daily drive doesn’t take you by some of the harsh realities of everyday life, then multiple billboards in Oroville will. They highlight California’s homeless crisis, devastating wildfires and relentless drought.
  “My hope for these billboards is people will look at what’s happening. We ignore it all the time,” said Oakland artist Thomas Broening.
  Broening is the artist behind the images. He says his project, which includes six billboards
  
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• Sacramento Non-Profit That Helps Adults With Intellectual Disabilities Faces Major Worker Shortage

  19-05-2022 07:56 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A local non-profit that helps adults with intellectual disabilities is making a desperate plea: it needs workers, and now.
  United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) of Sacramento and Northern California is a group filled with compassion, but the worker shortage is keeping them from carrying out their full mission.
  Joanne Wright, a UCP client, has been in an adult day program for more than 30 years.
  “We do a lot of different things,” she said.
  It allows her and others wit
  
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• CHP Searches For Truck Involved In Modesto Hit-And-Run That Injured 6-Year-Old

  19-05-2022 07:47 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  MODESTO (CBS13) —  Authorities are searching for a truck believed to be involved in a hit-and-run that injured a six-year-old boy on May 6.
  The California Highway Patrol Modesto said the collision happened on Latimer Avenue just east of Fallen Leaf Lane that evening.
  The vehicle is a silver Toyota Tacoma with black rims and the front grill should be missing.
  (credit: CHP Modesto)
  Investigators said the truck hit the child and drove off. The child did not have any serious injuries.
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• Search Called Off For Swimmer Who Went Missing In God’s Bath Swimming Hole, Reports Say

  19-05-2022 07:34 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  TUOLUMNE (CBS13) — A popular but dangerous Tuolumne county swimming hole has claimed another victim.
  Crews have paused their search for a man who went missing at God’s Bath in the Stanislaus National Forest on Saturday, according to the Sonora Union Democrat. They say fast-moving water has made the search too dangerous.
  Investigators say the man, who has not yet been identified, jumped into the water Saturday but never resurfaced.
  Two men drowned at the same swimming hole around
  
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• Danger In The Dark? Wildfires Are Becoming More Difficult To Fight At Night

  19-05-2022 07:29 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  WINTERS (CBS13) – During aggressive wildland blazes, firefighters favor overnight hours because low temperatures and weaker winds help to battle the blaze, but now, one Colorado research institute says that’s no longer the case.
  The Cooperative Institute For Research at the University of Colorado, Boulder — using satellites and climate data — found that nights are warming faster than days and the cool, moist nighttime conditions that typically provide relief to firefighte
  
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• Sacramento Has First 100-Degree Heat Day Of The Year

  19-05-2022 03:31 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Sacramento recorded its first 100-degree day of the year on Wednesday.
  The National Weather Service said temperatures clocked in at 100 degrees for both Sacramento Executive and Sacramento International airports. Additionally, Vacaville had its first triple-digit heat day with a high of 101.
  After a string of spring storms brought rain, snow and hail all across Northern California after a historically dry winter, temperatures are starting to feel more like summer.
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• Yolo County Sees COVID-19 Spike, But Not Considering Mask Mandate

  19-05-2022 02:59 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  DAVIS (CBS13) — For about a week, Yolo County’s community transmission of COVID-19 has remained high.
  “COVID-19 has not gone away as much as we all want it to,” said Dr. Aimee Sisson, the public health officer for the county.
  The positivity rate jumped from 2.1% to 3% this week in Yolo County, which is not even the whole picture because of at-home tests.
  “We know that the numbers we’re reporting are an underestimate,” said Dr. Sisson. “We just don&
  
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• ‘Young People Should Be Receiving Support Now’: Woodland Man Speaks At First-Ever Mental Health Youth Action Forum At White House

  19-05-2022 02:48 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  WOODLAND (CBS13) — A new movement was empowering conversations on youth mental health at the White House on Wednesday as part of the first-ever mental health youth action forum.
  The goal is to help young people embrace conversations about mental health and not shy away from getting help. Among those speaking at the event was a young Woodland man and mental health activist.
  Juan Acosta, who walked between First Lady Dr. Jill Biden and superstar Selena Gomez, was one of 30 activists at the W
  
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• WATCH: Caldor Fire Survivors Call On President Biden To Grant FEMA Funding To Rebuild Homes

  19-05-2022 02:10 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  EL DORADO COUNTY (CBS13) — Caldor Fire survivors, El Dorado County and state leaders have pleaded to President Joe Biden: approve FEMA funds for homeowners to rebuild their homes in Grizzly Flats.
  In a video published by El Dorado County Communications, two Caldor Fire survivors share their personal stories to appeal to President Biden’s heart alongside El Dorado County Supervisor George Turnboo.
  The nearly six-minute video recounts the last year, starting with California’s 15t
  
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• Evacuation Warning Lifted As Crews Make Progress On Butte County Fire

  19-05-2022 01:37 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  PALERMO (CBS13) — An evacuation warning was lifted Wednesday afternoon as crews made progress on a grass fire near a small community in Butte County.
  The fire was burning near the Palermo area south of Oroville.
  The warning was for the areas of Wyandotte Creek east to Railbridge Road, Crestmont Avenue, McIntosh Avenue, and south to the south of Nora Way.
  Cal Fire said crews were making good progress on the fire, which was estimated to have burned five acres.
  
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• Evacuation Warning As Crews Make Progress On Butte County Fire

  19-05-2022 01:37 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  PALERMO (CBS13) — An evacuation warning was lifted Wednesday afternoon as crews made progress on a grass fire near a small community in Butte County.
  The fire was burning near the Palermo area south of Oroville.
  The warning was for the areas of Wyandotte Creek east to Railbridge Road, Crestmont Avenue, McIntosh Avenue, and south to the south of Nora Way.
  Cal Fire said crews were making good progress on the fire, which was estimated to have burned five acres.
  
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• Evacuation Warning Issued For Butte County Fire

  19-05-2022 01:07 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  PALERMO (CBS13) — An evacuation warning was issued Wednesday afternoon as crews battle a grass fire near a small community in Butte County.
  The fire was burning near the Palermo area south of Oroville.
  Cal Fire said the areas of Wyandotte Creek east to Railbridge Road, Crestmont Avenue, McIntosh Avenue, and south to the south of Nora Way.= should remain on alert in case evacuations become mandatory.
  Cal Fire said crews were making good progress on the fire, which was estimated to have burn
  
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• Small Fire That Started At Fairfield Homeless Camp Causes Some Traffic On I-80

  19-05-2022 00:37 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  FAIRFIELD (CBS13) – Crews worked quickly to stop a fire that appears to have started at a homeless camp in Fairfield early Wednesday afternoon.
  Fairfield Fire says the fire was behind the Kaiser Permanente medical officers along Gateway Boulevard.
  Scene of the fire. (Credit: Fairfield Fire Department)
  While the fire only grew to around 20 square feet, the smoke did manage to cause some traffic on eastbound Interstate 80 right next door.
  No injuries were reported and no evacuations were nee
  
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• CIF Bans Fans From Next Del Campo-Buhach Colony Playoff Game After Parents-Umpires Fight; School Fighting Forfeit Over Separate Infraction

  19-05-2022 00:11 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  CARMICHAEL (CBS13) – School district officials and parents are crying foul over the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section’s proposed decision to ban fans from the next Del Campo-Buhach Colony baseball playoff game.
  The proposed ban comes after a parking lot scuffle between parents and an umpire after Monday’s game in Carmichael.
  San Juan Unified officials say no Del Campo parents were involved in the fight, yet the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section has reportedly proposed to ban all fans from the next
  
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• League Proposes Banning All Fans From Next Del Campo-Buhach Colony Playoff Game After Fight Between Parents, Umpires

  18-05-2022 23:42 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  CARMICHAEL (CBS13) – School district officials and parents are crying foul over the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section’s proposed decision to ban fans from the next Del Campo-Buhach Colony baseball playoff game.
  The proposed ban comes after a parking lot scuffle between parents and an umpire after Monday’s game in Carmichael.
  San Juan Unified officials say no Del Campo parents were involved in the fight, yet the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section has reportedly proposed to ban all fans from the next
  
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• Pearl Jam Cancels Sacramento Concert After Bassist Jeff Ament Tests Positive For COVID

  18-05-2022 22:39 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Pearl Jam has canceled its Sacramento show scheduled for Wednesday evening at the Golden 1 Center after a band member contracted COVID.
  The band announced the cancellation just hours before the show was set to open its doors.(1/4)Dear PJ fans and ticket holders,
  While the band battled through Oakland after drummer Matt Cameron tested positive for Covid, and Fresno where Ed and the band got through it with the help of Dave Krusen as special guest drummer, pic.twitter.co
  
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• 2 Hurt, 1 Critically, In South Sacramento Crash

  18-05-2022 22:02 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  SACRAMENTO COUNTY (CBS13) – Two people have been taken to the hospital after a crash in south Sacramento on Wednesday.2 patients were treated and transported by ambulance. Thank you @SacFirePIO for assisting! pic.twitter.com/VQAbCzru4A
  — Metro Fire of Sacramento (@metrofirepio) May 18, 2022Metro Fire of Sacramento says two vehicles were involved in the crash, which happened near Stockton Boulevard and Orange Avenue.
  Exactly what led up to the crash is unclear, but one of the vehicles
  
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• 2 Arrested After Series Of Northeast Modesto Thefts

  18-05-2022 20:07 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  MODESTO (CBS13) – Two people are under arrest after a recent series of thefts across northeast Modesto.
  Modesto police say the suspects originally struck the area of Orchestra Place back on May 1. Then, on Tuesday, officers got reports of more thefts in the Lakewood area – with the vehicle involved appearing to be the same as the Orchestra Place incident.
  The distinctive blue pickup truck linked to the suspects. (Credit: Modesto Police Department)
  Detectives were able to pull over th
  
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• Police: 16-Year-Old In ‘Grave’ Condition After Hit-And-Run In Amador County

  18-05-2022 19:33 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  SUTTER CREEK (CBS13) – Authorities say a 16-year-old boy was left in grave condition after a hit-and-run in the Amador County community of Sutter Creek Tuesday evening.
  The Sutter Creek Police Department says, a little after 8:30 p.m., officers responded to the area of Highway 49 and Valley View Way for a reported collision involving a vehicle and a pedestrian.
  Officers believe the teen and another person were tying to cross the road when the 16-year-old was struck.
  Police say the 16-year-
  
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• Winds, Dryness Raise Fire Concerns In Northern California

  18-05-2022 17:33 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  SACRAMENTO (AP/CBS13) — Gusty winds, low humidity and drying vegetation will bring fire danger to a large swath of the Central Valley this week, forecasters said Wednesday.
  A fire weather watch will be in effect from Thursday morning through Friday evening, the National Weather Service’s Sacramento office said.
  Forecasters said gusty north and east winds will be caused by a weather system passing to the east. The winds will begin increasing Thursday morning and peak from Thursday nig
  
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• Owner Of Auburn Dog Training Business Arrested, Accused Of Abuse And Neglect

  18-05-2022 16:47 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  AUBURN (CBS13) – The owner of a purported Auburn dog training business has been arrested after an investigation found that the animals were allegedly being abused.
  According to the Placer County Sheriff’s Office, detectives have been investigating Auburn K9 for the past month.
  Detectives say the business claims to be a dog boarding and training facility. However, an investigation found that the co-owners were not licensed or permitted. Further, detectives allege that animals in the c
  
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• City Of Turlock May Have Plan To Improve Roadways

  18-05-2022 16:03 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  TURLOCK (CBS13) — The City of Turlock may soon launch a plan aimed at improving the city’s roadways.
  Last night, city council members discussed the “Citywide Pavement Rehabilitation Project.” which could cost up to $10M a year.
  If approved, construction could start in 2023 and last until 2027.
  
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• 5-Month-Old Pitbull Stolen From Sacramento Woman

  18-05-2022 15:51 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — The search is on today for the thief or thieves that stole a Sacramento woman’s pitbull puppy.
  The five-month-old puppy was stolen Friday night and the owner, Natalie Trejo, believes that whoever did it broke into her home through a window.
  “Pretty much came home and the house was broken into. The bedroom window you can tell was manhandled. I walked in and could tell the pup was gone.”
  Trejo says she knows the puppy was targeted because that was the o
  
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• Steve Ly Accuses Sacramento Board Of Supervisors Opponent Pat Hume Of Sign Vandalism

  18-05-2022 15:28 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  SACRAMENTO COUNTY (CBS13) — Sacramento Board of Supervisors candidate and former Mayor of Elk Grove, Steve Ly, says that his campaign signs are being vandalized ahead of the election.
  Ly says that the vandalism started after the campaign of his opponent, Pat Hume, started to spread lies about him.
  “It’s not just even about the vandalism, which is a crime. But if supporters of candidates or the candidates themselves are going out destroying signs, trampling on people’s fir
  
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• Housefire In Turlock Devours Home

  18-05-2022 14:30 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  TURLOCK (CBS13) — A Tuesday housefire in Turlock destroyed a home as firefighters rushed to put out the blaze.
  On Tuesday, a heavy house fire ripped through a home in Turlock near Main and Washington.
  Fire crews said they had a tough time putting out the fire due to a lack of fire hydrants nearby.
  Firefighters are still unsure about what caused the fire.
  
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• House Fire In Turlock Devours Home

  18-05-2022 14:30 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  TURLOCK (CBS13) — A house fire in Turlock destroyed a home as firefighters rushed to put out the blaze.
  On Tuesday, a heavy house fire ripped through a home in Turlock near Main and Washington.
  Fire crews said they had a tough time putting out the fire due to a lack of fire hydrants nearby.
  Firefighters are still unsure about what caused the fire.
  
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• Oroville Bus Shooting Suspect’s Hearing Pushed Back

  18-05-2022 13:58 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  OROVILLE (CBS13) — A hearing for the suspect in the Oroville bus shooting that left five people shot and dead has been pushed back.
  Asaahdi Coleman is accused of shooting five people and killing one person in February on a Greyhound bus.
  Yesterday’s hearing for Coleman was pushed back after his defense team asked for more time to review a psychological report formed on him.
  Investigators say Coleman had boarded the bus, which was bound to Los Angeles, in Redding. The bus stopped in R
  
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• Fight Between Parents, Umpires After Baseball Playoff Game In Carmichael Leads To Calls For Change In Consequences

  18-05-2022 07:43 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  CARMICHAEL (CBS13) — A high school baseball playoff game was postponed after a parking lot scuffle between parents and an umpire in Carmichael.
  The fight happened as Del Campo and Buhach Colony are in the middle of a three-game playoff series. But it’s now on hold all because one of the biggest lessons in sports didn’t seem to resonate with parents.
  “We have never seen this amount of bad behavior, especially from parents of young athletes,” said Barry Mano, the foun
  
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• ‘Parks Won’t Be There If We Don’t Take Care Of Them’: California State Parks Have Billion-Dollar Backlog Of Maintenance Projects

  18-05-2022 07:40 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — California’s state parks have big problems with a billion-dollar price tag to fix.
  That’s according to park advocates who are now demanding lawmakers use the state surplus to start making repairs.
  Broken bricks, rusted wrought iron, and peeling paint at the historic Heilbron House in downtown Sacramento — that’s just one of the California State Park properties that needs repairs.
  “The reality is parks will crumble and parks won’t be
  
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• Paramedic Called To Sacramento Middle School After Student Passes Pot Edibles To Classmates

  18-05-2022 07:22 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  ROSEMONT (CBS13) — An investigation is underway at a Rosemont-area middle school after a student passed pot edibles to classmates, the Sacramento City Unified School District said Tuesday.
  Paramedics were called to Albert Einstein Middle School earlier in the day after the marijuana edibles were passed to what school officials say was a “small number” of students.
  At least one student got sick. The district said students who knowingly distributed or consumed the edibles will re
  
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• Deadly Stabbing, Robbery In Fairfield Results In 2 Arrests

  18-05-2022 04:09 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  FAIRFIELD (CBS13) — Two arrests have been made in connection to a fatal stabbing and robbery that happened in Fairfield, authorities said Tuesday.
  Fairfield resident Deion Jeremiah Lloyd Diamond, 26, was booked into the county jail late Monday night. He is accused of murdering 56-year-old Charles David Parsons, also of Fairfield.
  Ronnie J. Kaufman, 43, of Fairfield, was also booked into the jail and faces charges related to the robbery.
  The Fairfield Police Department said North Bay Medica
  
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• Getting Answers: What Does Trump’s Endorsement Of Congressional Candidate Kiley Over Jones Mean For Primary Voters?

  18-05-2022 03:49 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  FOLSOM (CBS13) – A California congressional district is in the national spotlight.
  After redistricting, several candidates are vying for the new third congressional seat. The territory stretches from the border of Death Valley to Plumas County.
  But could an endorsement from former President Donald Trump give one contestant a bump?
  The newly redrawn third congressional district race just got hotter after the former president recently endorsed Assemblymember Kevin Kiley. The lawmaker called
  
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• Lodi Man Found Guilty Of May 2021 First-Degree Murder Of His Father Roger Nielson

  18-05-2022 03:21 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  LODI (CBS13) — A Lodi man was found guilty of the first-degree murder of his father that happened nearly one year ago, prosecutors announced Tuesday.
  Richard Nielson, 32, was also found guilty of the intentional discharge of a firearm causing death, San Joaquin County District Attorney Tori Verber Salazar said.
  Roger Nielson, 65, was found shot dead in his home on May 27, 2021, by sheriff’s deputies performing a wellness check which was requested by a family member. Investigators det
  
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• Shirley Horton, Andrew Aguiar In Custody After Fight Turns Deadly At Roseville Homeless Site

  18-05-2022 02:13 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  ROSEVILLE (CBS13) — Two people have now been arrested in connection to a fight at a temporary housing site for the homeless that resulted in Roseville’s first homicide of the year, authorities announced Tuesday.
  Andre Aguiar, 21, of Sacramento, was arrested hours after the incident and was booked into the South Placer Jail on charges of murder and assault with a deadly weapon, the Roseville Police Department said.
  Additionally, Sacramento resident Shirley J. Horton, 19, has now been
  
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• 2 Suspects Now In Custody After Fight Turns Deadly At Roseville Homeless Site

  18-05-2022 02:13 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  ROSEVILLE (CBS13) — Two people have now been arrested in connection to a fight at a temporary housing site for the homeless that resulted in Roseville’s first homicide of the year, authorities announced Tuesday.
  Andre Aguiar, 21, of Sacramento, was arrested hours after the incident and was booked into the South Placer Jail on charges of murder and assault with a deadly weapon, the Roseville Police Department said.
  Additionally, Sacramento resident Shirley J. Horton, 19, has now been
  
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• High School Students Aspiring To Enter Medical Field Learn Surgical Skills On Field Trip To UC Davis Medical Center

  18-05-2022 01:57 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Seniors from one Oak Park high school took a field trip to UC Davis Medical Center, charting their potential careers in the field of medicine.
  Rachel Segundo was drilling down on her surgical skills. This senior at Sacramento Charter High School is heading to Sacramento State, hoping to enter the medical field.
  “I want to be a gynecologist,” she said. “I’ve always liked learning about the body, and I’m a female and I liked learning about m
  
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• Teachers Union Takes Legal Action Over Sac City Unified’s ‘Refusal’ To Address Make-Up Days Related To Strike

  18-05-2022 01:47 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — The Sacramento City Teachers Association (SCTA) on Tuesday announced that it has taken legal action against Sacramento City Unified (SCUSD) over the district’s failure to bargain over make-up days related to the eight-day strike that happened earlier this spring.
  The teachers union said it has agreed to the district’s framework to extend the school year through June 24 to make up the lost days, but the district has “rejected SCTA’s multiple prop
  
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• NB Business 80 Traffic Back Open After Gas Spill Near Exposition Boulevard

  18-05-2022 01:45 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  4:45 p.m. Update — All lanes have reopened.
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Lanes were blocked on northbound Business 80 after a car fire and gas spill Tuesday afternoon.UPDATE: #1, 2 lanes are open, #3 still remains blocked. https://t.co/3R0YCz9fBe
  — Caltrans District 3 (@CaltransDist3) May 17, 2022The scene is just south of Exposition Boulevard.
  Caltrans said all lanes were blocked at one point due to a gas spill. The #1 and 2 lanes are now back open, but #3 lane remains blocked.
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• 3 Suspected Armed Robbers Shot By Resident At Stockton Home; 1 Arrest Made

  18-05-2022 00:58 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  STOCKTON (CBS13) — Multiple suspects were taken to the hospital and one was arrested after being shot during a possible robbery at a Stockton home early Tuesday morning, police say.
  According to Stockton police, officers responded around 6 a.m. to a possible robbery on the 6700 block of Everest Avenue.
  A man, 23, told authorities that he spotted the suspects outside of his parents’ home just before 5:45 a.m. as he was driving by. While armed with a gun, he confronted the suspects and
  
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• NB Business 80 Traffic Backed Up Due To Gas Spill Near Exposition Boulevard

  18-05-2022 00:45 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Lanes were blocked on northbound Business 80 after a car fire and gas spill Tuesday afternoon.UPDATE: #1, 2 lanes are open, #3 still remains blocked. https://t.co/3R0YCz9fBe
  — Caltrans District 3 (@CaltransDist3) May 17, 2022The scene is just south of Exposition Boulevard.
  Caltrans said all lanes were blocked at one point due to a gas spill. The #1 and 2 lanes are now back open, but #3 lane remains blocked.
  Traffic is heavy in the area and drivers are being urged
  
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• Car Crashes Into Rocklin Restaurant, No Injuries Reported

  17-05-2022 23:12 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  ROCKLIN (CBS13) – A Rocklin restaurant found itself with an unexpected visitor in the dining room: a sedan.
  The crash happened a little before noon Tuesday at Sully’s Bar & Grill near Pacific Street and Meadows Drive.
  Scene of the crash. (Credit: Rocklin Firefighters)
  A driver crashed right through one of the restaurant’s front windows. It’s unclear what caused the driver to crash, but Rocklin police say it was just an accident.
  No injuries were reported, police say.
  
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• DA: DNA From Fingernails Helped Solve 1988 Galt Cold Case Killing

  17-05-2022 22:29 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  GALT (AP/CBS13) – A suspect in a 1988 sexual assault and killing of a 79-year-old woman in Galt has been identified thanks to advanced DNA testing done on scrapings from the victim’s fingernails, authorities said Tuesday.
  Terry Leroy Bramble was 32 years old when he sexually assaulted, stabbed and strangled Lucille Hultgren inside her home, Galt Police Chief Brian Kalinowski said.
  Bramble was homeless and a registered sex offender when he died in 2011 of natural causes while living u
  
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• Stagg High Stabbing Suspect Anthony Gray Ordered To Undergo Mental Evaluation

  17-05-2022 21:41 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  STOCKTON (CBS13) — Anthony Gray, the suspect accused of stabbing Stagg High School student Aliycia Reynaga to death, has been ordered to undergo a mental evaluation.
  Anthony Gray, 52 (credit: Stockton Police Department)
  Fifty-two-year-old Anthony Gray appeared before a judge Monday.
  The Stockton Police Department says Reynaga was killed by 52-year-old Anthony Gray on April 18 just after he allegedly tried to grab two girls in the Stagg High School parking lot.
  Gray is due back in court on
  
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• Mass Casualty Incident Declared After Major Collision In Fairfield

  17-05-2022 21:24 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  FAIRFIELD (CBS13) — The Fairfield Fire Department has declared a mass casualty incident after a major vehicle crash in Fairfield.
  Firefighters are currently responding to a major vehicle crash eastbound on Highway 12 and Chadbourne Road.
  According to firefighters, there are a total of six victims and at least one is currently trapped in a vehicle.
  Travelers are advised to please avoid the area.Fairfield firefighters are responding to a major vehicle accident EB HWY 12 and Chadbourne Rd. Pl
  
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• Mass Casualty Event Declared After Major Collision In Fairfield

  17-05-2022 21:24 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  FAIRFIELD (CBS13) — The Fairfield Fire Department has declared a mass casualty event after a major vehicle crash in Fairfield.
  Firefighters are currently responding to a major vehicle crash eastbound on Highway 12 and Chadbourne Road.
  According to firefighters, there are a total of six victims and at least one is currently trapped in a vehicle.
  Travelers are advised to please avoid the area.Fairfield firefighters are responding to a major vehicle accident EB HWY 12 and Chadbourne Rd. Pleas
  
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• 6 Vehicles Involved In Crash Near Fairfield

  17-05-2022 21:24 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  FAIRFIELD (CBS13) — Authorities say six vehicles were involved in a crash in Fairfield on Tuesday, but the injuries were minor.
  The incident happened on eastbound Highway 12 and Chadbourne Road.
  Scene of the crash in Fairfield. (Credit: Fairfield Fire Department)
  Fairfield Fire Department crews responded to the scene and initially declared the incident a “mass casualty” event.
  California Highway Patrol later said all the injuries appear to be minor. Still, some people were tran
  
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• AAA: California’s Average Gas Price Hits Record High Of $6.021 A Gallon

  17-05-2022 20:52 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Gas prices are surging to all-time highs in California – and the average price per gallon across the state has just crossed the $6 mark.
  On Tuesday, according to AAA, California’s average price for regular unleaded hit $6.021. Not only did it cross the $6 threshold, AAA says Tuesday’s number is the highest recorded average price ever in California.
  The statewide average price for regular was only $5.983 on Monday, and a month ago it was just $5.709. F
  
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• AAA: California Average Gas Prices Hit Record High Of $6.021 A Gallon

  17-05-2022 20:52 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Gas prices are surging to all-time highs in California – and the average price per gallon across the state has just crossed the $6 mark.
  On Tuesday, according to AAA, California’s average price for regular unleaded hit $6.021. Not only did it cross the $6 threshold, AAA says Tuesday’s number is the highest recorded average price ever in California.
  The statewide average price for regular was only $5.983 on Monday, and a month ago it was just $5.709. F
  
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• Detectives Arrest 3 In Connection To 2 Recent Stockton Homicide Cases

  17-05-2022 20:27 via sacramento.cbslocal.com
  
  STOCKTON (CBS13) – Police in Stockton made arrests in two separate homicide cases from earlier in the year on Monday.
  One of the homicide cases dates back to Feb. 11, 2022. In that incident, police say a 31-year-old man was shot and killed along the 8000 block of N. El Dorado Street.
  Detectives have since identified 35-year-old Antonio Thomasson as a suspect. On Monday, Thomasson was arrested and booked into San Joaquin County Jail.
  The other case only dates back to Sunday. Police say a 20
  
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