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• Judge Unseals Some Documents On Golden State Killer Suspect Case

  01-06-2018 23:10
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – New details on the suspected Golden State Killer/East Area Rapist are being released.
  The documents set to be unsealed include how police tracked down Joseph DeAngelo and arrested him.
  Read DeAngelo’s redacted arrest warrant
  Read the redacted search warrant
  #Breaking: #Sacramento judge will UNSEAL search and arrest warrants relating to murders in #GoldenStateKillercase. But crimes relating to sex acts will remain sealed.
  — Lemor Abrams (@LemorAbrams) June 1
  
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• East Area Rapist Documents Reveal Investigation Into Arrest Of Suspect

  01-06-2018 23:10
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – New details on the suspected Golden State Killer/East Area Rapist are being released.
  The documents set to be unsealed include how police tracked down Joseph DeAngelo and arrested him.
  Read DeAngelo’s redacted arrest warrant
  Read the redacted search warrant
  #Breaking: #Sacramento judge will UNSEAL search and arrest warrants relating to murders in #GoldenStateKillercase. But crimes relating to sex acts will remain sealed.
  — Lemor Abrams (@LemorAbrams) June 1
  
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• Placer County Facing Poll Worker Shortage

  01-06-2018 23:08
  PLACER COUNTY (CBS13) – Placer County is looking for volunteers to staff its polling places on Election Day.
  The County Elections Office put out a notice Friday that it’s facing a shortage of volunteers to work in its 231 precincts on Tuesday, June 5.
  It specifically needs bilingual Spanish- and Korean-speaking volunteers.
  Election workers can be paid up to $120.
  READ ALSO: Paid Poll Worker Position Available For Election Day
  Poll workers must be citizens who are registered to vote,
  
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• Sacramento’s Farm-To-Fork Festival Expands To 2 Days

  01-06-2018 22:57
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – The Farm-to-Fork Festival in Sacramento is getting bigger.
  Organizers announced on Friday that the annual event will be expanding to two days. This year’s event will run from Sept. 28-29.
  Vendors and other community groups from all over the local region take over Capitol Mall to celebrate the region’s farm-to-fork lifestyle.
  The band Dawes will be headlining the music part of the festival on Saturday, organizers also announced. The Wood Brothers, Logan Bril
  
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• Man, 18, Arrested After Attempted Home Invasion Robbery At Citrus Heights Retirement Community

  01-06-2018 22:16
  CITRUS HEIGHTS (CBS13) – An 18-year-old man is under arrest after police said he broke into a retirement home and tried to rob the place.
  The incident happened early Friday morning at the Crosswoods Oaks retirement community along Crosswoods Circle in Citrus Heights.
  Citrus Heights police say the teenage suspect broke into a residence and tried to steal several items. The resident inside was asleep, but at some point during the incident the suspect allegedly assaulted the person.
  Officers
  
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• Teenage Pro Boxer From Stockton Graduates High School, Prepares For Vegas Fight

  01-06-2018 21:47
  STOCKTON (CBS13) – Gabriel Flores, Jr., the youngest fighter ever to be signed with Top Rank is now 18-years-old.  The little boy with a big dream still represents Stockton, the city he loves.
  “It feels amazing. I am fighting for my city. I am fighting for our name, try to do better for us, showing the youth something different. Show them, they can do whatever they want, even if it’s not boxing,” said Flores.
  Over the last 12 months, Flores has been busy.  As a
  
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• California Adds Oklahoma To List Of Prohibited State-Funded Travel

  01-06-2018 21:30
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – California won’t pay for travel to Oklahoma starting June 22, 2018.
  Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced Friday the state will prohibit state-funded and state-sponsored travel to Oklahoma. the reason? Oklahoma’s governor signed a bill in May allowing private adoption agencies to deny placement services to same-sex couples. the bill can also allow those agencies to refuse placing LGBTQ foster children in homes based on religious or moral grounds. The bi
  
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• Cracker Barrel Delays Sacramento Opening Until Mid-August

  01-06-2018 20:25
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – The first Cracker Barrel in Sacramento will not open until mid-August due to weather delays. The Arden Arcade restaurant was supposed to open in mid-June.
  A Cracker Barrel spokesperson sent CBS13 a statement: “We’ve experienced some construction delays due to weather and now anticipate opening in mid-August. We look forward to delivering our mission of “Pleasing People” to the Sacramento community when we open our doors in a few short months.&rd
  
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• OBSEVER 2018 Primary Election Recommendations

  01-06-2018 20:14
  GOVERNORGavin Newsom orAntonio Villaraigosa
  LT. GOVERNOREd Hernandez orEleni Kounalakis
  SECRETARY OF STATEAlex Padilla
  CONTROLLERBetty T. Yee
  TREASURERFiona Ma
  ATTORNEY GENERALXavier Becerra orDave Jones
  INSURANCE COMMISSIONERRicardo Lara
  SUPERINTENDENT OFPUBLIC INSTRUCTIONTony K. Thurmond orMarshall Tuck
  BOARD OF EQUALIZATION — DISTRICT 1Ted Gaines
  U.S. SENATEKEVIN DE LEON ORDIANNE FEINSTEIN
  U.S. Representative — District 3John Garamendi
  U.S. Representative — District 6Doris M
  
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• Search On For At-Risk Missing Sacramento Girl, 13

  01-06-2018 17:32
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Authorities are asking for help in finding a missing 13-year-old girl.
  Police say Deonna Jenkins was last seen Tuesday morning. The family says she willingly left her home in the 400 block of Bannon Street and hasn’t been seen since.Jenkins could be in the area of the 5700 block Mack Road with friends, authorities say.
  ALSO: Decision On East Area Rapist Case Details Will Be Made On Friday
  She is considered at-risk due to her age, police say.
  Anyone who sees
  
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• One Man Dead After Fire At Pocket-Area Duplex

  01-06-2018 15:38
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Authorities are investigating after an early morning duplex fire in the Pocket area left one man dead.
  The scene is along the cul de sac of Johnfer Way. Firefighters responded to the scene just after 2 a.m. Friday.
  Early #morning duplex#Fire claims the life of 40 yr. old man cause unclear neighbor escapes with 2 cats @GoodDaySac @CBSSacramento @SacFirePIO pic.twitter.com/rsTHAskb1u
  — Alisa "Maximun Velocity" Becerra (@Alisabecerra) June 1, 2018The blaze burned in
  
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• Animal Advocate’s Death Leaves Dozens Of Pets Without Home

  01-06-2018 09:13
  VACAVILLE (CBS13) — The sudden death of a longtime animal advocate in Vacaville has left dozens of rescue animals without a home.
  Nearly 30 dogs and a few horses were displaced when Marline Mortensen passed away unexpectedly. The community is now honoring her legacy, racing to find new homes for her pets.
  “Those were her heart and soul,” said Mortensen’s friend Colleen Berumen.
  Anyone who knew Marline Mortenson knew what her world revolved around.
  “Animals were her
  
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• More People Taking Notice Of Sacramento’s Charm

  01-06-2018 09:05
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Sacramento is getting rave reviews as a destination for travelers after a New York Times article was published today. While some say they’ve seen a big change, others in the business community say the cities charm has always been here.
  It may not be a bustling metropolis, but the city of trees has plenty to offer.
  “The Sacramento arts scene is booming right now,” said Tara Sissom with the B Street Theater.
  The theater boasts local performers and a mor
  
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• Rattlesnake Sightings In Rocklin Have Residents Concerned

  01-06-2018 09:02
  ROCKLIN (CBS13) — Warmer weather is bringing rattlesnakes out of their habitats and into yours. One woman in Rocklin was shocked to find one hiding in her garage!
  “A four-foot Rattlesnake in the garage is actually fairly common!” said Lou Fraser, owner of Rattlesnake Removal USA.
  The hotter it gets, the more the slithering serpents are seeking a hideout.
  “When it’s a really, really hot day like the heatwave that we just had, that’s going to cause snakes to wan
  
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• Decision On East Area Rapist Case Details Will Be Made On Friday

  01-06-2018 08:59
  New details on how police tracked down the alleged East Area Rapist and arrested him are expected to be released in unsealed court documents on Friday.
  A judge made that decision this evening after hours in a closed session with the defense, prosecution and an attorney for the media.
  As attorneys battle over what should be public in search warrant and affidavit details, new court documents already public are giving an outline of what to expect.
  One document, filed by DeAngelo’s attorney, d
  
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• New California Law Limits How Much Water People Can Use

  01-06-2018 08:56
  The new indoor water standard would be 55 gallons of water per person, per day by 2022, and that would fall to 50 gallons by 2030.
  
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• Family Pleads For Help Solving Stockton Teen’s Murder

  01-06-2018 03:56
  STOCKTON (CBS13) — Months after a teenager was gunned down outside a home in east Stockton, the killer remains at-large.
  Detectives with the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office are working every lead in the hopes of bringing justice to the girl’s family. On Thursday, loved ones gathered to make a plea to the community for help.
  A gathering of friends down a quiet street in east Stockton on Sept. 29, 2017, turned into a murder scene. Briana Ballesteros,18, was in a car waiting f
  
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• Why Were 7 Men Accused Of Groping Girls At Water Park Released Without Charges?

  01-06-2018 02:36
  PLACER COUNTY (CBS13) — Seven men have been released from the Placer County Jail, after being accused of groping underage girls at a water park in Roseville.
  The men have not been charged with a crime, so far. They are due back in court on June 27.
  The men, aged from 18 to 38, were arrested after being accused of groping more than a dozen young girls on Monday, at Roseville Golfland Sunsplash.
  Their release is making waves around the Sacramento region.
  The Placer County DA says he doesn&rs
  
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• Bill To Extend Last Call Until 4 am Passes California Senate

  01-06-2018 01:54
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – The California State Senate passed a bill to extend last call until 4 am.
  Senate Bill 905 would require the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control to conduct a pilot program to allow licensed  businesses to sell alcohol until 4 am. Currently the cut-off time is 2 am. The pilot program would start between January 1, 2021 and last until January 2, 2026. It would only cover in select cities: Sacramento, San Francisco, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Oakland, Palm Springs,
  
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• Major Construction Project On 99 Planned In San Joaquin County

  01-06-2018 00:29
  RIPON (CBS13) – Caltrans will close the Main Street on-ramp to 99 North in Ripon for 4 months.
  Work starts June 10 and will last until October; however, Caltrans said no full closure is planned for the Main Street overcrossing.
  Drivers will be detoured to the Milgeo Avenue exit via Acacia Avenue and should expect delays up to 15 minutes both day and night.
  The $24.5 million construction is part of of a Ramp Metering Project happening in Ripon and Manteca. The project will improve safety, t
  
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