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• Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders Will Top California Primary Ballots

  17-03-2016 23:33
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Donald Trump will be on top in California, at least when it comes to his place on the primary ballot.
  The California Secretary of State’s office held its randomized drawing to determine the order candidates’ names will appear on the ballot.
  The full results of the drawing will be at the end of this story.
  For the Republican primary ballots, the order will be:
  Donald Trump
  Ted Cruz
  John Kasich
  California’s June primary is normally too la
  
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• FBI: UC Merced stabbing suspect had no terrorist ties

  17-03-2016 23:18
  
  Investigators revealed Thursday they found no ties between any foreign terrorist organizations and a student who went on a stabbing rampage at UC Merced, according to the FBI.
  
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• VIDEO: Yolo Bypass Flooded For First Time Since 2012

  17-03-2016 22:32
  
  WOODLAND (CBS13) – Recent rains have swollen the Sacramento River to the point that its spilling over the Fremont Weir – meaning the Yolo Bypass is flooding.
  The last time the bypass flooded was back in 2012. To document the increasingly rarer event, John Hannon and the Northern California Water Association sent up a drone to fly over and take video of the flooded Yolo Bypass.
  As you can see in the video above, the flooded fields make for an unforgettable and beautiful
  
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• Kohls to close store in Rancho Cordova

  17-03-2016 22:02
  
  A Rancho Cordova Kohl’s store is among 18 nationwide that will close this year.
  
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• Stash Of Stolen Heavy-Duty Vehicles Discovered In Placer County

  17-03-2016 21:11
  
  IOWA HILL (CBS13) – Authorities say they have recovered about $800,000 in stolen vehicles and stumbled upon a butane honey oil lab in the process.
  According to the Placer County Sheriff’s Office, a big rig towing a bulldozer was stolen in Sacramento on Saturday. The truck and cargo were worth about $600,000.
  Detectives later found the truck at a Foresthill property, but not the bulldozer.
  Working off of a tip they got on Monday, detectives found two stolen trailers at a rural propert
  
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• 3 children charged with vandalizing Waterford church

  17-03-2016 20:42
  
  Three children under the age of 10 are being charged with breaking in and vandalizing a Waterford church, police said.
  
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• 3 Placer Co. men accused in theft of $800K in vehicles

  17-03-2016 20:13
  
  Three men were arrested in connection with a drug lab and theft of a dozen vehicles worth $800,000, according to the Placer County Sheriff's Department.
  
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• Winning $9M lottery ticket sold in NorCal

  17-03-2016 18:46
  
  A winning lottery ticket worth $9 million was sold at a Northern California store, but the winner has yet to come forward to claim their prize.
  
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• Warrant Served At Former Mexican Restaurant In Sacramento

  17-03-2016 17:12
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – A Sacramento restaurant was served up something other than its traditional Mexican food.
  The former establishment – located on Northgate Boulevard – was raided by the FBI on Wednesday morning.
  The agency is only confirming that a warrant was executed and is not offering any other information on the raid at this time.
  
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• 'Mayhem' Miller accused of vandalizing tattoo shop

  17-03-2016 16:57
  
  A mixed martial arts fighter was arrested on charges of vandalizing an Orange County tattoo parlor after he was previously arrested for spray-painting a Southern California church while naked, officers said.
  
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• NorCal DUI enforcement increases for St. Patrick's Day

  17-03-2016 15:50
  
  Extra officers will be on patrol Thursday for St. Patrick's Day looking for drunken drivers on what has become one of the nation's most dangerous holidays, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
  
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• Bumble Bee Issues Voluntary Recall Of Chunk Light Tuna

  17-03-2016 15:49
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Bumble Bee Foods has issued a voluntary recall of three of its canned tuna products due to possible problems with the packing process.
  The company says that the problems, which stem from a facility not owned or operated by Bumble Bee, could lead to the food spoiling, possibly leading to serious illness if the food is eaten. No illnesses have been reported yet, Bumble Bee says.
  Three specific UPC codes, a production run of about 31,579 cases, of their Chunk Light tuna a
  
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• The Riggs Report: Conflict in Cleveland

  17-03-2016 15:22
  
  As if there hasn't been nearly enough drama and conflict in this year's race for the White House, the voting this week in Ohio means that we are likely headed to a contested Republican National Convention in Cleveland this summer.
  
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• BART electrical woes could slow down commute

  17-03-2016 14:53
  
  Officials say they fear that many BART trains will be short of cars for the Thursday morning commute because of an electrical problem, KCRA's Hearst content-sharing partner the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
  
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• Teen Whose ‘Promposal’ Was Answered By Paige VanZant Talks To CBS13

  17-03-2016 08:39
  
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  “Hey, Brandon! Thank you so much for thinking of me to go to your prom. I can’t make it. I’ll be on Dancing with the Stars,” VanZant said in response to his video.
  Instead of going to the prom with 17-year-old Brandon Cadiz, the UFC strawweight promised the San Mateo high school senior four tickets to her next fight.
  Over Skype, Cadiz said the response sent his heart racing, and he nearly dropped the phone when he saw her video response on Twitter.
  
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• Proposal aims to stop disabled placard abusers in CA

  17-03-2016 08:14
  
  According to the California Department of Motor Vehicles, more than 3 million drivers have handicap placards or license plates.
  
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• CA bill seeks to lead nation in gun violence research

  17-03-2016 08:14
  
  A bill to create a gun violence research center in California passed a key senate hearing Wednesday.
  
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• Beale Air Force Base Marks Three Decades Of Building Bombs

  17-03-2016 08:12
  
  BEALE AIR FORCE BASE (CBS13) – They’re known as Beale’s munitions men and women, and they’re trying to make sure the Air Force base is armed and ready for combat. This month, Beale Air Force Base is celebrating 30 years of building ammunition.
  It’s pretty amazing work, similar to an assembly line in a kitchen. But only in this case, they’re dealing with live ammunition. Airmen are responsible for building more than a thousand bombs a week in a program you won&
  
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• Downtown Arena Bringing March Madness Back To Sacramento In 2017

  17-03-2016 07:49
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – As March Madness gets underway this week, there is an extra layer of excitement in Sacramento.
  Next year at this time, the big dance is coming back, after a 10-year absence.
  The hard-to-miss shine of the new downtown arena will have an added glow in 12 short months, from a spotlight that hasn’t been turned on in Sacramento in years.March Madness action is returning. The last time first- and second-round games of the tournament were held in Sacramento was in 2007.
  
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• UC Davis students continue sit-in at chancellor's office

  17-03-2016 07:24
  
  Students at UC Davis finally got a chance to speak with Chancellor Linda Katehi after nearly a week of protests.
  
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• Rocklin teen fights off burglar in violent assault

  17-03-2016 07:15
  
  A 14-year-old Rocklin teen was attacked by a burglar after the thief broke into his family home Monday evening.
  
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• West Sacramento Using Fake Plastic Panels To Thwart Metal Thieves

  17-03-2016 06:45
  
  WEST SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – More than $200,000 of West Sacramento taxpayer money has been spent over the last three years to replace stolen metal. City workers came up with a solution that will cut down on expensive replacements.
  A decade ago the city installed more than 100 new streetlights to brighten up West Capitol Avenue.
  “It has a decorative fixture on top and it’s a cast aluminum pole,” said West Sacramento Public Works Maintenance Superintendent Bob Kahrs.
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• CHP Holds Procession For Fallen Officer Nathan Taylor

  17-03-2016 06:13
  
  ROSEVILLE (CBS13) – Hundreds lined local streets to stay good-bye to a CHP officer killed in the line of duty.
  Today, a procession brought Officer Nathan Taylor’s body from Reno to a Roseville chapel. And whether you knew Officer Taylor or just heard the tragic news of his passing, today it was a true testament to how much he was loved and respected for his service.
  A stretch of flashing lights gave pause to communities as the procession made it way west from Reno.
  “Whenever yo
  
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• Woman gets prison for stealing from Stockton employers

  17-03-2016 05:17
  
  A New Zealand native bookkeeper was sentenced to five years in prison Wednesday for stealing from two Stockton companies , the San Joaquin District Attorney's Office said in a statement.
  
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• Police searching for 2 men who tried to kidnap teen

  17-03-2016 04:51
  
  Two men tried to kidnap a 13-year-old girl Wednesday morning in East Sacramento as she was walking to school, police said.
  
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• Presidential candidates ramp up Calif. campaigns

  17-03-2016 03:54
  
  The candidates for president have begun ramping up their campaigns in California as the state's June 7 primary election appears more likely to play a key role in the nominating process.
  
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• Rising rivers bring to more debris, dangers in Sac

  17-03-2016 03:32
  
  The recent round of wet weather is bringing debris and dangers to the surface of Sacramento's waterways.
  
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• Republican Ron Unz joins race for Boxer's US Senate seat

  17-03-2016 03:20
  
  Another Republican has joined the race to succeed California Sen. Barbara Boxer.
  
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• Mother Saves Daughter From Pit Bull Attack In Turlock

  17-03-2016 02:43
  
  TURLOCK (CBS13) – A six-month-old baby in a bouncy seat was attacked by the family pit bull, and Turlock police say the mom’s quick thinking saved her baby’s life.
  Police and paramedics rushed to Geer Road Apartment complex in Turlock on Friday morning to help a six-month-old baby, who was attacked by the family dog.
  “They started medical care on the victim who received lacerations to the head, cheeks, and chin,” said Officer Steve Rodriguez, a Turlock Police Depart
  
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