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• Auburn man arrested on multiple marijuana charges

  07-02-2016 23:03
  
  An Auburn man was arrested for multiple marijuana charges and a probation violation during a traffic stop, the Auburn Police Department said.
  
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• Newcastle man resists arrest, kicks officer in neck

  07-02-2016 22:45
  
  A Newcastle man was arrested after kicking an officer in the neck, the Auburn Police Department said.
  
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• Welding Jobs In High Demand, ARC Looks To Help Fill Gap

  07-02-2016 07:46
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – It’s a specialty job in high demand, and American River College is trying to help fill the gap.
  Around 374,000 welding jobs are up for grabs across the country. To help meet that need, ARC hosted a job expo on Saturday to try and match students to local welding companies.
  “It’s exciting. You get a sense of self-worth from it. It’s an art,” said Jason Summers, a welder from Citrus Heights. “When you put down a nice weld you feel proud
  
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• Raiders Owner Mark Davis Talks Sacramento

  07-02-2016 07:42
  
  SAN FRANCISCO (CBS13) – The Oakland Raiders’ fate is still up in the air after they gave the NFL gave the option to the Chargers and Rams to move to Los Angeles.
  No one is publicly talking about wooing the Raiders at this time, but what about privately?
  Raiders owner Mark Davis says he has talked about a Sacramento Raiders stadium, but beyond that he won’t offer specifics.
  “It’s just, it’s been talked about,” Davis said. “I’m interested in fi
  
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• Girl Riding Roller Coaster At Scandia Hit By Pellet

  07-02-2016 07:11
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – A young girl was hit in the face by a pellet from a BB gun on Saturday evening.
  The incident happened around 6:30 p.m. It all started at a Chevron gas station at Hillsdale Boulevard and Madison Avenue.
  Authorities say a woman at the scene was shot in the face with a BB gun. Moments later, a young girl that was riding on a roller coaster at the nearby Scandia Family Fun Center was also shot in the face.
  The young girl was hit in the cheek and will be OK. Her mom took he
  
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• Missing 14-year-old Modesto boy found by police

  07-02-2016 06:28
  
  A 14-year-old boy was located Saturday evening, the day after he was reported missing, the Modesto Police Department said on their Facebook page.
  
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• Artists turn old apartment building into an 'Art Hotel'

  07-02-2016 06:26
  
  A former apartment building has been turned into an artists' paradise, where all the rooms have been turned into individual pieces of art.
  
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• Fire crews stop ammonia leak at Sac cold storage plant

  07-02-2016 05:12
  
  An ammonia leak at a South Sacramento cold storage plant was capped by fire crews, the Sacramento Fire Department said.
  
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• Boats return to slips at Folsom Lake, stays docked

  07-02-2016 05:03
  
  Boats were allowed back into their slips at Folsom Lake for the first time this year – a move that signals a higher lake level that is expected to remain stable.
  
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• Sac Fire: Ammonia Leak Prompts Evacuation Of Mobile Home Park

  07-02-2016 03:35
  
  UPDATE: Just before 8 p.m. Saturday crews repaired the gas leak. Air levels are at safe levels, according to the Sacramento Fire Department, and residents are being allowed to return to their homes.
  Previous story below:
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – An ammonia leak is forcing the evacuation of a nearby trailer park.
  The scene is near the 3100 block of 52nd Avenue.
  According to the Sacramento Fire Department, the ammonia looks to be coming from a cold storage plant.
  A mobile home park near the leak
  
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• Sac Fire: Ammonia Leak Forces Evacuation Of Mobile Home Park

  07-02-2016 03:35
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – An ammonia leak is forcing the evacuation of a nearby trailer park.
  The scene is near the 3100 block of 52nd Avenue.
  According to the Sacramento Fire Department, the ammonia looks to be coming from a cold storage plant.
  A mobile home park near the leak is being evacuated.
  
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• Manteca-Area Coach, Player Score Free Tickets To Super Bowl

  07-02-2016 02:47
  
  SAN FRANCISCO (CBS13) – The head coach and one lucky player from Sierra High School’s football team in Manteca got free tickets to the big game.
  Tuff Boy Leasing donated two tickets to the Timberwolves after they took home the Division IV State Championship.
  The coach got one and a player scored the other during a raffle.
  “I just can’t wait to go,” said Sierra High junior SeuSeu Alofaituli.
  Thanks to a generous donation from the police union, the rest of the team wa
  
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• Cosumnes Firefighter Hit By Van Along I-5

  07-02-2016 02:17
  
  ELK GROVE (CBS13) – A Cosumnes firefighter is recovering after being hit by a van on Interstate 5.
  The firefighter is in stable condition at Sacramento County hospital with his family by his side.
  The incident happened overnight while fire crews with the Cosumnes Fire Department and California Highway Patrol were investigating a single vehicle crash on I-5 north of Lambert Road.
  That’s when a van slammed into the back of a Honda Civic, sending the Honda out of control and onto wet gr
  
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• Modesto police search for missing 14-year-old boy

  07-02-2016 01:56
  
  A 14-year-old boy is reported missing after he failed to show up for his after school program at Roosevelt Junior High, the Modesto Police Department said.
  
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• Modesto Boy, 14, Reported Missing

  07-02-2016 01:17
  
  MODESTO (CBS13) – Authorities are asking for help in trying to find a teen who has been missing since Friday after running away.
  Modesto Police say 14-year-old Elijah McReynolds didn’t show up to an after school program at Roosevelt Junior High School. Elijah is believed to have left school on his own.
  The teen was last seen wearing jeans, a black shirt and a black hoodie.
  Anyone who sees him or knows where he might be is asked to call 911.
  
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• Official: California Overpaid State Employees Last Month, Wants Money Back

  07-02-2016 00:19
  
  SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – Officials say California overpaid at least $700,000 to state employees last month and the government wants the money back.
  The Sacramento Bee reports about 20,000 state employees received extra payments ranging from $37 to $101 per employee.
  State Controller’s Office spokesman John Hill says the mistake was limited to workers covered by two unions, including 12,689 employees in the California Correctional Peace Officers Association and “about 7,000&rdq
  
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