Lysee Mitri

3 weeks ago | kcra.com | Lysee Mitri

A former Placer County driver training instructor has been sentenced to two years in prison after pleading no contest to charges of sexual battery by restraint and three counts of lewd acts upon a child. Court documents show that Mauricio Arce, 73, was the founder of The Academy of Driving when the alleged crimes occurred between 2007 and 2020, involving some of his female teenage students. His conviction came more than a decade after his behavior was first reported to law enforcement.

3 weeks ago | kcra.com | Lysee Mitri

Pacific Gas and Electric Company is asking California regulators to increase rates for its customers, starting in 2027. However, the utility company said this is the smallest percentage increase it has asked for in a decade. PG&E proposed an annual average rate increase of 3.4% or 3.5% for customers in a Thursday 2027-2030 General Rate Case filing with the California Public Utilities Commission.

3 weeks ago | kcra.com | Lysee Mitri

Pacific Gas and Electric Company is asking California regulators to increase rates for its customers starting in 2027. PG&E proposed an annual average rate increase of 3.4% or 3.5% for customers in a Thursday 2027-2030 General Rate Case filing with the California Public Utilities Commission. What that could look like for the average customer would be an increase of about $10 to $11 each year from 2027 to 2030.

1 month ago | kcra.com | Lysee Mitri

After Sacramento real estate developer Ethan Conrad hired the same attorneys who helped actor Johnny Depp win a defamation case, he is now filing a defamation case of his own against a local attorney. In a span of about six months, Conrad has faced five civil lawsuits from five different women. Four were filed in Sacramento County Superior Court while the fifth one was filed in federal court.

1 month ago | kcra.com | Lysee Mitri

The family of a Sacramento County woman has filed a civil lawsuit this week against Dignity Health and the off-site morgue it contracts with to store human remains after patient deaths at its hospitals. KCRA 3 Investigates exclusively revealed last week that the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office spent months looking into the disappearance of Tonya Walker, the third missing persons case now linked to a Dignity Health hospital and its backlog of human remains.