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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | James Taylor
SACRAMENTO — California's former first lady Maria Shriver made a return to Sacramento Tuesday evening as hundreds of people came out to hear her speak about her career and her family memories. The event took place at the Westminister Presbyterian Church right across from Capitol Park. "It was an extraordinary time in my life, a job that I did not want at all," Shriver said of her time as first lady. "I came into this job kicking and screaming.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | James Taylor
FOLSOM — A first-of-its-kind boating ban is going into effect at Folsom Lake. It comes just as the weather is warming up and many people are looking to take their boats out for the first time this season. Beginning next Monday, and lasting for 30 days, all motorboats will be banned. After that, all motorized vessels will need to be inspected by state parks staff and then wait 30 days before they can launch at Folsom Lake.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | James Taylor
FAIR OAKS — Nature cameras are becoming a popular way to check out wildlife. A bald eagle camera in Southern California has more than 600,000 YouTube subscribers. Now, Sacramento County could soon have its own permanent wildlife feed. Alan Friedman is the man behind Sacramento's salmon cam. "Technology has been amazing to assist us in observing wildlife," he said. It's a first-of-its-kind project along the American River Parkway.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | James Taylor
3 years after Sacramento K Street shooting, anti-violence advocate says city still has work to do SACRAMENTO — Thursday marked three years since Sacramento's deadly K Street shooting. Six people were killed and twelve others were hurt. Dandrae Martin and Mtula Payton are accused of being among the rival gang members who squared off in the shooting. Martin's brother, Smiley, was also charged but died inside the jail.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | James Taylor
SACRAMENTO — There soon may be more dancing, DJs and live music in Sacramento. Sacramento's nighttime economy manager, Tina Lee-Vogt, said that many places like wine bars, coffee shops, bookstores and breweries were unable to offer live music in the past due to high city fees. "The cost of a permit is about $2,200 for a two-year permit, and it did price people out," Lee-Vogt said.
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