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LA Times: Jerry Brown and Democrats team up on budget plan without GOP input
LA Times ReporterGov. Jerry Brown said Monday he was abandoning hopes of striking a bipartisan budget deal on taxes and instead would push through a spending plan solely with the support of Democratic lawmakers. The new plan, which Brown unveiled in a joint news...Tags: Elections, Republican Party, Justice System, Layoffs and Downsizing, Executive Branch
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It's a Seller's Market for Used Cars; Values Going Up
FOX40 NewsIf you’re thinking about buying a used car, get ready for a surprise that even local dealers didn’t see coming. If you’re thinking about selling your used car, plan on making more cash than you probably thought. People are holding on to...Tags: Passenger Cars, Prius, Vehicles, Auction Service, Honda
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Vietnamese Fresh Spring Rolls
Cooking Instructor, Sacramento Natural Foods Co-opIngredients: - 6 dried rice paper rounds - 6 red leaf lettuce leaves, washed, dried, and cut in half with stems removed - 2 oz. thin rice noodles (follow directions on package) - 1 cup fresh pea tips - 1 small cucumber, peeled, seeded and julienned - 1...Tags: Shrimp, Lettuce
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The New N-Word? Is "Negro" Historic or Derogatory?
FOX40 NewsCertain words will not appear in a newscast. But one word popped up recently because of our geography. The word is Negro. I feel it's disrespectful -- like someone calling me Oriental. It got a lot of us in the newsroom asking: is Negro the new N-word?...Tags: Minority Groups, Metal and Mineral, African Americans, Cultural Development, Human Interest
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Car Slams into South Sac Home
FOX40 NewsA car crashed into an South Sacramento home early Tuesday morning. The accident occurred just after midnight at a house on Hermitage Way, near Calvine Road. The driver was following a friend home when he lost control of his car and slammed into the... -
Parents, Students Rally Across State For Education
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- Rallies are happening across the state Tuesday to draw attention to the budget crisis facing public schools. More than 2 dozen schools from San Francisco to San Diego are getting in on the effort, which was organized by parent-led...Tags: San Diego (San Diego, California), San Francisco, Luke Perry, KTLA, Sherman Oaks
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Officials: Jail mandate will not be easy
Sports WriterThe future looks uncertain for the Imperial County jail as officials don’t know how many low-risk offenders will be housed locally as a state plan to reduce prison populations gets under way. The plan aimed at moving state prison inmates to...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Punishment, U.S. Supreme Court, Executive Branch, California
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Tim Rutten: A prison system we deserve
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that California's prisons are so overcrowded they violate constitutional prohibitions against cruel and unusual punishment by systematically depriving inmates of minimal mental health and medical care.
Writing...Tags: Prisons, Jerry Brown, FBI, Politics, Local Government
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Memorial Weekend Plans Could Include Drying Out or Thawing
FOX40 NewsMemorial Weekend plans could be frozen or soaked thanks to a line of storms crossing the valley Wednesday afternoon. In Sacramento, Metro Firefighters had to take care of a giant oak tree along Clunie Drive that had fallen. The tree is the second...Tags: California, Human Interest
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Sacramento Releases Details of New Arena
![The Entertainment and sports complex proposed for Sacramento will cost 387 million dollars, according to information released to the media Wednesday by the City of Sacramento. There is not currently a definitive plan to pay for the complex. Other key points of the "Executive Summary": The new arena will seat approximately 20,000 fans for basketball. The downtown railyards is a "viable and preferred location", but Natomas is also feasible. The project can be completed by May 2015.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-05/356001760-25172107.jpg "The Entertainment and sports complex proposed for Sacramento will cost 387 million dollars, according to information released to the media Wednesday by the City of Sacramento. There is not currently a definitive plan to pay for the complex. Other key points of the "Executive Summary\": The new arena will seat approximately 20,000 fans for basketball. The downtown railyards is a \"viable and preferred location\", but Natomas is also feasible. The project can be completed by May 2015.")
FOX40 SPORTS DIRECTORThe Entertainment and sports complex proposed for Sacramento will cost 387 million dollars, according to information released to the media Wednesday by the City of Sacramento. There is not currently a definitive plan to pay for the complex. Other key... -
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