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Category Archives: Sacramento
Interview: Columnist Ailene Voisin Deconstructs the Sacramento Kings Possible Relocation
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In Sacramento: The Kings are not dead. Long live the Kings? That is in large part up to the NBA. Relocation of the team to Anaheim looked like a slam dunk. But someone must have thrown up a brick, because … Continue reading
Kings Owners Get extension to File For Relocation
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From AP: NEW YORK – The NBA has granted the owners of the Sacramento Kings an extension until May 2 to file paperwork requesting a relocation to Anaheim. Joe and Gavin Maloof were supposed to submit the documents by Monday, … Continue reading
Can Former Kings' Star Chris Webber Keep the Team in Sacramento?
Tonight's Kings' game versus the Lakers at Power Balance Arena may be the Last Basketball Show in Sacramento, as the team's owners, the Maloof family, are expected to ask the NBA for permission to move the team to Anaheim. But … Continue reading
Creator of Prayer App Emerges from Coma
A Sacramento-area teenager who invented a prayer app has emerged from a coma. Allen Wright came out of his coma of eight days after being struck by a hit-and-run driver. Wright's family and friends asked for prayers… and received them … Continue reading
80,000 in N. California Without Power After Storm
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PG&E says about 80,000 customers are without power from the Oregon border to Central California in the wake of a powerful Pacific storm Saturday night and Sunday morning. (Check the company's Electrical System Outage Map.) At 1 p.m. Sunday, That … Continue reading
Today's Photos of Snows Past: Sacramento
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It's amazing how badly people around here want it to snow. This morning we came across a couple of tweets about some alleged flakes spotted in Union City, and we devoted the full resources of the KQED news room to … Continue reading
Governor, Cities Locked in Fight Over Redevelopment Funds
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Jerry Brown is meeting with the mayors of nine California cities today, including four from our neck of the woods: Ed Lee of San Francisco, Jean Quan of Oakland, Chuck Reed of San Jose, and Kevin Johnson of Sacramento. On … Continue reading
Rachael's Breakfast Blend: Calif. Controller to Take on City Corruption; Yucky Muck on Clam Beach
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Rachael Myrow here, host of the California Report, with a handful of links to cool and/or important stories outside the Bay Area local readers should check out. L.A. County homeless being counted over three days (Los Angeles Times) California controller … Continue reading
Rachael's Breakfast Blend: Intel Hires BBC iPlayer Chief; Bay Area Venture Capital Bubbles Along
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Rachael Myrow here, host of the California Report, with a handful of links to cool and/or important stories outside the Bay Area local readers should check out. UC moves toward holistic review of applicants (Los Angeles Times) California high-speed rail … Continue reading
Student From Sacramento Pays Tuition With All Dollar Bills
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Boy the media will cover anything these days.*
Check out this video from Fox News, via The Wall Street Journal, about Nicolaus Ramos, a University of Colorado student from Sacramento, who paid his tuition with all one-dollar bills last week.
