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• Disneyland Resort to Start Offering Mobile Food Ordering

  05-04-2018 23:44
  ANAHEIM (CBS13) – Disneyland Resort announced today it will soon offer mobile food ordering.
  A blog post says guests will be able to place orders at certain restaurants using the Disneyland App. Users will pick a time, order their menu items and pay.Guests then alert the restaurant when they’ve arrived. The restaurant will send a message when the food is ready to pick up at a designated window.
  Annual Passholders will be able to apply a meal discount before paying.
  Disney didn’
  
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• Man Wanted For Robbing Victim During Fake Cell Phone Sale In Turlock

  05-04-2018 20:59
  TURLOCK (CBS13) – Police in Turlock hope the photo of a man suspected of snatching money from a victim during a fake cell phone sale will help bring the man to justice.
  The suspect, seen below, and the victim met in late March to discuss the sale of a cell phone. The suspect was supposed to sell the phone to the victim but instead gave the victim an empty cell phone box and grabbed the victim’s cash, according to a Turlock Police Department statement.
  Credit: Turlock PD
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• Over 1 Million Undocumented Immigrants Have Drivers Licenses In California

  05-04-2018 20:41
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Undocumented immigrants in the U.S. may not be allowed to do some things documented immigrants can, but driving legally in California isn’t one of them.
  In fact, over the last three years, more than 1 million undocumented immigrants have received California driver’s licenses.
  The California Department of Vehicles says it’s issued licenses to more than one million undocumented drivers since AB 60 went into effect in January 2015.
  AB 60, also known
  
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• Licenses Issued to 1.1 Million Undocumented Immigrants In Calif.

  05-04-2018 20:41
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – More than one million undocumented immigrants have gotten California driver’s licenses since 2015.
  The California Department of Vehicles says it’s issued licenses to 1.1 million undocumented drivers since AB60 went into effect in January of 2015. In 2015 approximately 605,000 undocumented immigrants received licenses.
  Those wanting licenses still must prove their identity and prove they live in California.
  
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• Detectives Looking For Possible Witness To North Sacramento Homicide

  05-04-2018 19:42
  SACRAMENTO COUNTY (CBS13) – Detectives are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man they say could have information on a homicide.
  Back on Feb. 26, 28-year-old Brodrick Miller died from multiple gunshot wounds in the area of Edison Avenue and Truax Court.
  After looking through surveillance cameras in the area, detectives identified one man in the area they’d like to talk to about the incident. The man was seen in and around the apartment complex just before the murder.
  
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• Port Of Stockton Looks To Attract More Shipping From Around The World

  05-04-2018 18:42
  STOCKTON (CBS13) – The Port of Stockton is trying to position itself for the future.
  For decades, agricultural-related products like gypsum from Mexico have been the Port of Stockton’s primary cargo.
  And last year the port set a new all-time shipping record.
  “We had our best year ever with about $56 million in revenue,” said Pete Grossgart from the Port of Stockton.
  How much growth has there been?
  In 2017, more than six million tons of cargo came through the port. That&rs
  
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• South Lake Tahoe Officials Approve Ban On Plastic Foam

  05-04-2018 18:19
  SOUTH LAKE TAHOE (AP) — Restaurants in South Lake Tahoe will no longer be allowed to use plastic foam containers and products following a ban that goes into effect in October.
  KRNV-TV reports the city council approved an ordinance Tuesday to regulate the use and sale of plastic foam.
  Under the ordinance, restaurants will also be barred from providing customers with plastic cutlery, cups and straws.
  Officials say the goal of the measure is to reduce and prevent the presence of this type of
  
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• Atmospheric River To Hit Northern California Later Thursday

  05-04-2018 16:40
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A late-season atmospheric river over the Pacific is about to hit Northern California.
  Forecasters say light rain is expected to begin north of the Interstate 80 corridor by the afternoon hours on Thursday. Snow levels will be high at that point.
  Wet pattern returns to Norcal. Heaviest Precipitation Friday afternoon through Saturday morning. #cawx pic.twitter.com/rTQEh1muLz
  — NWS Sacramento (@NWSSacramento) April 5, 2018By Friday, moderate to heavy rain is expecte
  
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• Search On For Modesto Man Suspected Of Killing Wife

  05-04-2018 16:10
  MODESTO (CBS13) – A murder suspect is on the run, accused of killing his wife in Modesto.
  Officials say 51-year-old Kelvin Simpson took off after killing his wife 47-year-old wife Shannon inside the couple’s home on Coffee Villa Drive.
  There is no word on where Simpson could be headed.
  The motive is still under investigation.
  Anyone who sees Simpson or knows where he might be is asked to contact authorities immediately.
  
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• Modesto Man Suspected Of Killing Wife Arrested

  05-04-2018 16:10
  MODESTO (CBS13) – A man who was suspected of murdering his wife in Modesto has been arrested.
  Officials say 51-year-old Kelvin Simpson took off after killing his wife 47-year-old wife Shannon inside the couple’s home on Coffee Villa Drive, according to a statement from the Modesto Police Department.
  Simpson is now under arrest.
  His motive is still under investigation.
   
  
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• Fire Burns Woodland Lions Club Facility

  05-04-2018 15:47
  WOODLAND (CBS13) – A fire broke out early Thursday morning at the Lions Club facility in Woodland.
  Firefighters responded to the scene along Lincoln Avenue a little before 4 a.m. A second alarm was soon called.
  2 alarm #fire #Woodland #LionsClubno injuries we are live @CBSSacramento @GoodDaySacburning for nearly an hour pic.twitter.com/fG3ZIzsbFP
  — Alisa "Maximun Velocity" Becerra (@Alisabecerra) April 5, 2018Flames were seen shooting through the roof of the building even two ho
  
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• Stephon Clark Protesters March On Anniversary Of MLK Assassination

  05-04-2018 08:50
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Hundreds of people marched in Sacramento Wednesday for another night of protests in the wake of the Stephon Clark shooting. They also remembered Martin Luther King Jr. 50 years after his assassination.
  The protest lasted almost 4 hours. It started at the DA’s office and went through the streets of downtown. Lead by the group Black Lives Matter, it was peaceful and passionate. And by the size of the crowd, it’s clear the momentum of these protests has not sl
  
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• Bradshaw Animal Shelter Working To Change Public’s Feelings On Pit Bulls

  05-04-2018 08:29
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Bradshaw Animal Shelter is desperately trying to find homes for nearly 200 dogs. But 60 percent of them are pit bulls, a breed that’s a difficult sell to many prospective dog owners.
  “It doesn’t matter what time of the year it is, we see more pit bulls than we do of any other breed,” said Janna Haynes, a spokesperson for Bradshaw Animal Shelter.
  The shelter is packed to the brim with dogs forced to share crates. But the big problem is that too m
  
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• ‘My Dream Has Become A Nightmare’ — One Year Later, Diesel Spill Leaves Nevada County Man’s Home In Shambles

  05-04-2018 08:21
  AUBURN (CBS13) — A contamination catastrophe for one Auburn man, after a local company spills 150 gallons of diesel fuel onto his land. More than a year later, the homeowner says not only is the clean up not complete, but he says he hasn’t anything about the status in months.
  “This is my dream, my retirement and to see it destroyed. It just breaks my heart,” said Auburn homeowner Dave Campbell.
  Campbell has lived in his lakefront home for 30 years, but today parts of it a
  
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• Storm May Push Oroville Dam Spillway Into Service Next Week

  05-04-2018 08:17
  OROVILLE (CBS13) — The Department of Water Resources is preparing for heavy rain this week that could impact Lake Oroville and the halfway completed spillway.
  The state agency sent out a news release saying the spillway may be utilized if the lake levels reach the trigger point of 830 feet.
  The news generated uneasy feelings for some living in Oroville.
  “It was really, really scary,” said Penni Faafiu, an Oroville resident.
  She says she has vivid memories of the 2017 spillway c
  
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• Stockton Teens Attacked, Robbed Near Home

  05-04-2018 07:00
  STOCKTON (CBS13) — Two Stockton teens are recovering after being attacked just a few blocks away from their home.
  It happened near the intersection of Herndon Place and Mill Springs Drive in a quiet residential area.
  Catherine Swift and her 13-year-old friend were just minutes away from home when the teens were attacked by a group of young men.
  “We were walking past this girl’s house, and three guys just came out of the house and started following us,” the 14-year-old sai
  
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• Protesters Call Out Timing Of Law Enforcement Donations To Sacramento DA

  05-04-2018 06:47
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — As protests over the Stephon Clark shooting enter week three, activists have a new tool in the fight for justice: a Facebook ad of DA Anne Marie Schubert covered in blood.
  “The picture means the blood of these people that have died are on her hands,” said activist Berry Accius.
  The ad also paints dollar signs in Schubert’s eyes.
  Accius, taking the lead in the attacks on the DA, says it refers to two donations she received shortly after the Stephon Cla
  
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• A Chance Meeting With Dr. King Sticks With Davis Singer

  05-04-2018 03:58
  DAVIS (CBS13) — Wednesday marked 50 years since civil rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in room 306 of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis.
  Half a century later, Davis resident Aldo Marra is still emotional remembering the horrific crime and loss.
  “I can’t believe he’s gone, even after 50 years. Could be 100, it doesn’t matter,” he said.
  In June 1963 before taking his stage name, Aldo was simply Donald Marrapesse, a student attending the Eastm
  
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• Feds Seize 100 Homes In Sacramento Area Tied To Chinese Drug Syndicate

  05-04-2018 03:52
  SACRAMENTO — About 100 residential homes across the Sacramento region were seized as federal investigators say they’ve unraveled a Chinese drug operation.
  The federal agents conducted a two-day operation and raided the homes suspected to be illegal marijuana grow houses. The investigation has been ongoing since 2014.
  So far, federal agents have seized more than 60,000 marijuana plants and more than $100,000 in cash.
  Authorities say they’re targeting a criminal enterprise from C
  
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