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• Slain 3-year-old's uncle killed days later in Stockton

  05-10-2016 23:37
  
  The uncle of a 3-year-old girl, who was shot and killed while riding in her family's vehicle, was shot to death less than two weeks later outside a Stockton home, according to family members.
  
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• Sacramento-Area Theaters Showing Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton Debate On Big Screen

  05-10-2016 23:19
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Theaters are banking on a sequel being better than the original.
  Movie theaters in Sacramento, Stockton and El Dorado Hills will be showing the second presidential debate between Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican candidate Donald Trump in theaters on Sunday.
  The free show starts at 6 p.m. on Sunday.
  Attendees who buy popcorn will also get a free small drink.
  Here’s where you can get your debate fix on the big screen.
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• Yuba City Police: Nobody Is Hunting Clowns As Nationwide Hoax Spreads

  05-10-2016 23:03
  
  YUBA CITY (CBS13) — Police in one city are passing along a common refrain: Despite widespread posts claiming to be real, there have been no creepy clown sightings in Yuba City.
  The threats follow a nationwide series of clown sightings and hoaxes, preying on people’s natural fear of clowns like the ones seen in Stephen King’s “It.”
  In addition to there being no clown sightings, police have also said they aren’t aware of community groups banding t
  
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• Family of peanut allergy victim: Natalie will be there for others

  05-10-2016 23:01
  
  The family of 13-year-old Natalie Giorgi, who died three years ago after eating a snack with peanut butter in it at Camp Sacramento, reached a $15 million settlement with the city of Sacramento.
  
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• Oakland man charged with raping captive 13-year-old girl

  05-10-2016 22:04
  
  An Oakland man accused of holding a 13-year-old girl prisoner has been charged with rape and human trafficking Monday at the Alameda County Superior Court, officials said.
  
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• 18.2 Million: Registered California Voters Outnumber Total Populations Of All But 3 States

  05-10-2016 21:53
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — With the election just over a month away and the registration deadline looming in weeks, California has set a record for the most registered voters in the state.
  California Secretary of State Alex Padilla announced 18,251,826 people have registered to vote in California as of Sept. 9. That’s 73.45 percent of the people eligible to vote in California.
  At 18.2 million people, the number of registered voters is larger than the populations of every sta
  
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• Police: Man Shot To Death In Stockton Related To 3-Year-Old Killed By Stray Bullet

  05-10-2016 21:39
  
  STOCKTON (CBS13) – Stockton police say that a man shot and killed Tuesday night in Stockton is related to a 3-year-old girl who was killed by a stray bullet in a car.
  Officers were called to Madrid Drive near Farmington Road around 9 p.m. There they found a 32-year-old unidentified man with a gunshot wound outside of a home. He was rushed to a hospital in Modesto where he died.
  Stockton Police say the victim is a relative of Melanie Martinez, the 3-year-old girl who was shot
  
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• Family of peanut allergy victim reach $15M settlement

  05-10-2016 21:05
  
  The family of a 13-year-old girl who died after eating peanut butter at Camp Sacramento three years ago reached a multi-million-dollar settlement with the city of Sacramento.
  
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• Man suspected of upskirting at Roseville store arrested

  05-10-2016 20:48
  
  A man suspected of secretly taking photos up a woman’s skirt at a Roseville store has been arrested, the Roseville Police Department said Wednesday.
  
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• Lawyer says California police acted reasonably in killing

  05-10-2016 20:34
  SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – An attorney representing two Sacramento, California, police officers said Tuesday that they faced a “terrifying situation” with a mentally disturbed man on drugs and acted reasonably when they made a split-second decision to shoot the knife-wielding man in July.
  Legal experts, meanwhile, said a dashboard camera recording of the two officers discussing hitting Joseph Mann with their police car before appearing to try to run him down does not make it mor
  
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• Suspect dies after SoCal police use Taser

  05-10-2016 20:19
  
  A man suspected of making criminal threats died after Burbank police stunned him with a Taser outside a home where another man armed with a gun barricaded himself during a standoff, officials said.
  
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• City: Golden 1 Center parking plans went smoothly

  05-10-2016 19:43
  
  After much controversy and criticism surrounding the parking and commuter options at the Golden 1 Center, the city of Sacramento reported Wednesday that plans "ran without a hitch" for attendees of the Paul McCartney concert.
  
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• As Conservation Dips, California Drought Water Cutbacks May Return

  05-10-2016 19:08
  
  FRESNO, Calif. (AP) – State regulators said Wednesday they fear some water districts in drought-stricken California have abandoned conservation efforts as saving dropped off significantly.
  Californians saved less than 18 percent in August, down by nearly 10 percent from a year earlier, the State Water Resources Control Board in Sacramento reported. The figures are compared to the same period in 2013, a year before a drought emergency was declared in the state.
  “We’re at yellow
  
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• 32-year-old shot, killed in front of Stockton home

  05-10-2016 17:51
  
  Stockton police are investigating the shooting death of a man in front of a home.
  
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• Faith Hill, Tim McGraw Coming To Golden 1 Center On July 28

  05-10-2016 17:44
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — As fans were getting ready for the excitement of Paul McCartney opening the Golden 1 Center, another big announcement was making waves.
  Faith Hill and Tim McGraw will be coming to the Golden 1 Center on July 28 as part of the Soul 2 Soul tour.
  The announcement came on Tim McGraw’s Facebook page on Tuesday. 
  
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• Attorney: Officers killed Mann because he posed a threat

  05-10-2016 16:51
  
  The attorney for two Sacramento police officers who shot and killed a man armed with a knife said the officers were just trying to protect the community.
  
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• As Marine Shot In Los Angeles Is Laid To Rest, Search Continues For His Killer

  05-10-2016 16:51
  
  LOS ANGELES (AP) – A young Marine gunned down while on leave in South Los Angeles will be mourned at a funeral Mass at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels.
  Lance Cpl. Carlos Alfonso Segovia Lopez will be eulogized Wednesday by his mother, fellow Marines, Mayor Eric Garcetti and others.
  The 19-year-old Marine was on leave from Camp Pendleton when he was shot in the head while driving through South Los Angeles on Sept. 16. He died a few days later.
  Segovia was a native of El Salvador and
  
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• Blink And You May Miss California Senate Candidates’ Only Debate Tonight

  05-10-2016 16:05
  
  LOS ANGELES (AP) – California’s two U.S. Senate candidates have a single televised debate, raising the risks in what could be a first-and-only look for many voters at Attorney General Kamala Harris and Orange County Rep. Loretta Sanchez.
  The pair of Democrats who want to replace Sen. Barbara Boxer will meet on stage for an hour Wednesday evening in Los Angeles, giving a rare spotlight to a low-key race that has been overshadowed by Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
  For Sanchez, a 10-
  
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• Tim McGraw, Faith Hill bring concert tour to Sac

  05-10-2016 15:57
  
  "I like it, I love it, I want some more of it." Well, for all you Tim McGraw and Faith Hill fans, you'll get a chance to love more of their songs when they bring their world tour to Sacramento's Golden 1 Center.
  
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• Family of peanut allergy victim reach settlement

  05-10-2016 15:36
  
  The family of a 13-year-old girl who died after eating peanut butter at Camp Sacramento three years ago reached a multi-million-dollar settlement with the city of Sacramento.
  
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• One Man Charged With Protecting ‘Coloring Book’ Sculpture At Golden 1 Center

  05-10-2016 08:52
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Artwork is a major part of the new arena, especially one $8 million piece.
  And Tuesday night at Paul McCartney’s opening concert, Jeff Koons’ “Coloring Book” sculpture had special protection.
  Staff were all smiles for the first major event at Golden 1 Center. But make no mistake, when it comes to security they are all business.
  Michael White moved quickly around the sculpture to get people off the bench of the “Coloring Book” artwork
  
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• CA sex offenders won't have to post signs on Halloween

  05-10-2016 08:38
  
  California's corrections department has agreed not to require sex offenders to post do-not-disturb signs on their doors during Halloween.
  
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• Official: California water conservation slipping

  05-10-2016 08:22
  
  Water conservation continues to slip in drought-stricken California after officials lifted mandatory cutbacks, officials said ahead of formally releasing the figures on Wednesday.
  
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• Paul McCartney Classics Christen Golden 1 Center

  05-10-2016 08:17
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – It was a golden grand opening Golden 1 Center.
  Paul McCartney took center stage for the first major event at Sacramento’s shiny, new arena.
  McCartney’s classics served as the soundtrack to the start of this new era in Downtown Sacramento.
  The legendary performer thrilled this first Golden 1 Center crowd – many stepping inside this building for the first time.
  “I love the old Arco Arena, [but] it was a lousy place to see a concert,” said Sa
  
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• Authorities Not Laughing As Reports Of Threatening Clowns Increase

  05-10-2016 07:35
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – The clown chaos is haunting communities across the country and it has made its way to Northern California.
  Deputies are looking into threats made on a social media website involving local schools and “creepy clowns.”
  “People were looking out to see if they were actually going to come,” said Austin Rudulph, who said he saw an Instagram post that a clown with a knife was coming to Inderkum High School.
  Inderkum is one of seven schools on a “
  
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• Sac, family of peanut allergy victim reach settlement

  05-10-2016 05:23
  
  The family of a 13-year-old girl who died after eating peanut butter at Camp Sacramento three years ago reached a multi-million-dollar settlement with the city of Sacramento.
  
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• CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Thieves rob Stockton store at gunpoint

  05-10-2016 05:17
  
  Nearly a month after an armed robbery, Stockton police continue search for four thieves caught on video holding up a store clerk.
  
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• Sac PD release photo of suspected car in teen’s death

  05-10-2016 05:15
  
  The Sacramento Police Department have a potential lead in finding the driver who was involved in the hit-and-run death of a teenage girl in September: a photo of the driver’s vehicle.
  
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• Sacramento businesses prepare for large concert crowds

  05-10-2016 04:10
  
  Thousands of fans will pack the Golden 1 Center for Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney, but what isn’t so clear is how many of those fans will pack nearby restaurants.
  
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• Thieves Strike Stockton Veterans Post; Flags, Hats, Other Items Stolen

  05-10-2016 04:06
  
  STOCKTON (CBS13) – Veterans in Stockton are upset after a break-in at the American Legion Karl Ross Post. The thieves came in through the roof and stole $4,500 worth of property.
  “We were attacked!” said Tino Adame, Veteran’s Affairs State Chairman for American Legion, who was outraged when he heard about what happened. “It was an insult to us. It hurt us.”
  The countertops under the A/C vent opening in the roof were left in shambles and the PA system was taken
  
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• McCartney Concert VIPs Get Vegetarian Meal With Legend

  05-10-2016 02:44
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Scores of fans who paid big bucks for VIP status got to enter Golden 1 Center early Tuesday afternoon.
  The VIP tickets ran about $2,000-plus, which granted fans special access to Paul McCartney’s sound check.
  Fans also got the opportunity to have a vegetarian meal with the legendary musician.
  Among this VIP group were a set of triplet sisters who decided this was the venue to renew their love of all things Paul.
  “We’ve been Beatles fans all of our lif
  
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• Man pleads guilty to killing up to 20 cats in California

  05-10-2016 02:44
  
  A California man has pleaded guilty to the killing or harming of more than 20 cats he abducted from a San Jose neighborhood.
  
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• Sac officers likely won't be charged despite recording

  05-10-2016 01:33
  
  Legal experts say two Sacramento officers who shot and killed Joseph Mann will likely not be charged, despite what is heard in dashcam video.
  
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• Experts: Officers Likely Won’t Be Charged Despite Recording

  05-10-2016 01:25
  
  SACRAMENTO (AP) – A dashboard camera recording of two California police officers discussing hitting a suspect armed with a knife with their police car before appearing to try to run him down does not make it more likely that they will face criminal charges in the fatal shooting of the man that ended the encounter, legal experts said Tuesday.
  The officers may have reasonably feared for their lives or public safety, justifying any decision to use their vehicle to hit the man, said Philip Sti
  
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• Officials: CA safe from 'big' earthquake ... for now

  05-10-2016 00:43
  
  California emergency officials say a period of elevated risk of a large earthquake on the San Andreas Fault is over.
  
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• Man Sentenced To Prison For Threats To Placerville Clinic

  05-10-2016 00:42
  
  SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — A man who posted online threats against the founder and employees of a biotech firm that handles human tissue has been sentenced to a year in federal prison.
  A judge sentenced 58-year-old Scott Anthony Orton, of Puyallup, Washington, Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Sacramento, the Sacramento Bee reported .
  Orton was convicted of transmitting interstate threats. His 2015 threats targeted Catherine “Cate” Dyer and her Placerville, California, company,
  
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