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• K9 Bodie Dies Of Bacterial Infection

  09-11-2016 16:42
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13)- Bodie, the Sacramento police dog shot that was shot during a pursuit in 2012, has died.
  According to the Sacramento Police Department Canine Association, Bodie fell ill unexpectedly this week and was unable to stand or walk.
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  A vet diagnosed him with a bacterial infection.
  He also had a tumor on the left side of his face, lowering his white blood cell count and stifling his ability to fight the infection.
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• Large Fire Breaks Out At Plastics Company In Lodi

  09-11-2016 15:35
  
  LODI (CBS13) – A large fire burning at Epic Plastics fabrication company in Lodi is being called suspicious.
  Multiple firefighting crews are battling the fire at Epic Plastics, which is on 104 E Turner Road, just off Highway 99.Multiple laddder trucks are being used in Lodi at Epics Plastics. @GoodDaySac @CBSSacramento pic.twitter.com/fU9VsexsDT
  — Sean Bennett (@tvseanb) November 9, 2016
  The fire was reported around 4 a.m. Bales of crushed plastics caught fire; thankfully, no structu
  
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• Protesters Marching In Davis After Election Called For Trump

  09-11-2016 09:28
  
  DAVIS (CBS13) – A group of protesters is gathering in Davis early Wednesday morning.
  Davis police say about 200-300 protesters are walking from the UC Davis campus to downtown.
  In videos posted to social media, the protesters can be heard chanting explicatives about newly-elected president Donald Trump.
  Reports are coming in of protesters marching in the Bay Area and other colleges as well.
  
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• California Approves Prop. 63, Expanding Tough Gun Control Measures

  09-11-2016 07:57
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – California voters have expanded some of the nation’s toughest gun control measures.
  Voters on Tuesday approved Proposition 63, banning large-capacity ammunition magazines, requiring background checks for ammunition sales and speeding the seizure of firearms from people who are no longer allowed to own them.
  The measure passed by a margin of 63 percent to 37 percent.
  The initiative’s chief proponent, Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom, believed voters would be motivated
  
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• Stockton Mayor: Michael Tubbs Opens Large Lead Over Anthony Silva

  09-11-2016 06:07
  
  STOCKTON (CBS13) — Stockton City Councilman Michael Tubbs has opened up a wide margin on incumbent Mayor Anthony Silva in Tuesday’s general election.
  With roughly 21 percent of the vote counted, Tubbs has a 71.5 percent to 28.5 percent lead over Silva.Tubbs says it's too early to call, but looking forward to the results and sleep! #Cbs13 #Stockton pic.twitter.com/wc0g1TYt2e
  — JENN MCGRAW CBS13 (@NewsMcGraw) November 9, 2016
  Tubbs won the June primary by eight points over Silva,
  
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• Proposition 64: California Legalizes Recreational Marijuana

  09-11-2016 05:16
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Somewhere, Snoop Dogg is lighting one up in celebration.
  And in a few months he won’t need a medical marijuana card in California, as the state has passed Proposition 64, legalizing marijuana for those aged 21 and older.
  The new law also imposes state taxes on sales and cultivation and allows local regulation and taxation.
  And with voters leaning toward Donald Trump, some think this is just in time for the left-leaning stateWe are going to need it https://t.
  
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• Report: Kaepernick Sits Out Election, Won’t Be Voting

  09-11-2016 00:53
  
  SANTA CLARA (CBS) – San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, whose National Anthem protest has galvanized race relations across the country and drawn the ire of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, says he will not be voting on Tuesday, according to a published report.
  According to Sports Illustrated, Kaepernick told one of their reporters he would not be heading to the polling place on Tuesday.
  Kaepernick spoke about his dislike for both Hillary Clinton and Donald
  
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• Call Kurtis: What You Need To Know Before Hiring Someone From An Online Site

  09-11-2016 00:21
  
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – It’s sometimes a pain to find the right people to do work around your house.
  The site Thumbtack claims to be the smarter way to hire local professionals and that you can hire with confidence.
  Here’s how it works: You go on Thumbtack and put in a project, anywhere from tree trimming, a photo shoot to needing movers. Companies then bid on the job and you pick who you want.
  RELATED: Call Kurtis: What Happens When Your Tree Removal Company Doesn’t Cu
  
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