Bring on the rings
The Grant High School Pacers football team will receive their championship rings tomorrow night. The rings will be presented at a ceremony starting at 7pm at the high school.
David Bienick inspires new trend in reporting?
It was hard not to giggle at KCRA 3’s David Bienck as he chased down Mayor Kevin Johnson’s SUV last week, but Bienck may have inspired a new trend in reporting. The University of Kentucky recently fired their men’s head basketball coach Billy Gillispie. Watch reporter Alan Cutler try to get the story from Gillispie.
Not all donuts taste good
Four drivers in North Sacramento learned not all donuts taste good [CBS 13].
Police: Stallworth says warned man before impact – Sacramento Bee
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Kings serve kids in need – Sacramento Bee
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New Neighbors?
The Sacramento Bee reported those living within the tent city near Blue Diamond Growers will be asked to move to shelters and other indoor structures. The Sacramento Municipal Utility District, primary owners of the land, plans to fence off the area within the area within the next month. Not all is lost for the residents…
Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento’s first homicide victim in nearly three months ID’d
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Don’t mess with Officers Spencer and Hawley
Sacramento Police Officers Spencer and Hawley were featured on what turned out to be the 750th episode of COPS. The traffic stop occurred in the North Area.
Moses Guzman is a fighter.
The Grant baseball field was given a huge makeover last weekend, but the bigger story is 14 year old Moses Guzman, a cancer survivor who plays for the Grant Pacers’ baseball team. Click here to see his story.
North Sacramento fight ends in death – sacbee.com
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