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1 week ago |
kcra.com | Cecil B. Hannibal
VIEWERS CONCERNED ABOUT LETTERS IN THE MAIL ASKING PEOPLE TO PAY FOR A DOG LICENSE IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY. SOME HAVE BEEN WONDERING, IS THIS SOME KIND OF NEW SCAM OUT THERE? BUT AS KCRA THREE CECIL HANNIBAL REPORTS, IT’S VERY REAL AND IT COULD BE VITAL FOR YOUR DOG’S HEALTH AND SAFETY. WHAT I GOT, WHAT DO I GOT? WHETHER YOU CALL THEM FAMILY AND HE’S LIKE MY SON OR MAN’S BEST FRIEND, I THINK THAT DOGS ARE A REALLY GOOD EXAMPLE OF UNCONDITIONAL LOVE. RIGHT? COME ON.
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1 week ago |
kcra.com | Cecil B. Hannibal
A trade war between the United States and China could be a major blow to companies that rely on Chinese imports. "It's something that's out of my control; it's just maddening," said Doug Kauer, the owner of Kauer Guitars. Kauer took over his family's wood shop around the 2008 recession, turning it into one of the country's premiere American guitar brands. It's a smaller company that focuses on quality over quantity.
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2 weeks ago |
kcra.com | Cecil B. Hannibal
The Trump administration's 104% tariff on imports from China is being felt by businesses that rely on China for manufacturing. "The reality is this manufacturing has been pushed overseas for decades, and China is our gold standard for technology, for techniques for innovative solutions...for me to produce anything close to a similar product here in the United States, I can't get there," said Price Johnson the Chief Operating Officer of Cephalofair Games.
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3 weeks ago |
kcra.com | Cecil B. Hannibal
It started with a dream to keep kids in school. "Our mission as Miracle University is to end the dropout crisis," said Dr. Kadhir Raja. Dr. Raja, a former California teacher of the year and school administrator, had a vision to create a program dedicated to helping students who otherwise wouldn't graduate. After leaving Grant Union High School as an assistant principal, a conversation with Bishop Parnell Lovelace of Center of Praise Ministries gave Raja the chance of a lifetime.
High school counselor has a mission to keep kids graduating, as Sacramento County sees more dropouts
3 weeks ago |
krdo.com | Cecil B. Hannibal
By Cecil HannibalClick here for updates on this story SACRAMENTO COUNTY, California (KCRA) — In a few months, seniors at Hiram Johnson High School in Sacramento and other schools will walk across the graduation stage to receive their diplomas. It’s the culmination of years spent writing essays, studying for exams, and dreaming of what life will be like after secondary school. “A lot of our students are first-generation college students.
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