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Anti-Terror Funding Cut In D.C. and New York
The Capitol Corridor, Amtrak s major commuter train service with stops from San Jose to Sacramento, saw a nearly 33 percent jump this year compared with July of last year, to more than 160,000 passeng... |
Sacto Man's Stepfather May Be 'Zodiac Killer'
The Department of Homeland Security yesterday slashed anti-terrorism money for Washington and New York, part of an immediately controversial decision to reduce grant funds for major urban areas in the... |
Gallery: Cranked Up and Costumed at PAX 2008
The "Zodiac Killer" terrorized the Bay Area in the late 1960s, killing at least five people. Now a Sacramento man claims his late step-father, Jack Terrance was the killer....... |
Cindy McCain to Meet With Saakashvili on Georgia Trip
SEATTLE, Washington -- The Penny Arcade Expo is quickly becoming the Woodstock of videogames, and even meatspace games are gaining ground in the halls of the convention center as rooms fill with Warma... |
Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office identifies man found in Delta
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 25 -- Cindy McCain, the wife of Sen. John McCain, flew Monday evening to the Republic of Georgia, where a military confrontation with Russia over disputed territory has become an issu... |
Feds Launch Second Fish Rescue Effort In Delta
The Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office today identified 48-year-old Mark Greer as the Castro Valley man whose body was found Sunday southeast of Byron in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. ...... |
Feds Launch Second Fish Rescue In Delta
Federal officials are launching a second fish rescue effort on Prospect Island in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta to remove fish still trapped by a levee. ...... |
Sacramento Bee offers buyouts to most employees
Federal officials are launching a second fish rescue effort on Prospect Island in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta to remove fish still trapped by a levee. ...... |
Danville dancer wins a spot on pro basketball team's dance squad
The Sacramento Bee is offering voluntary buyouts to a majority of its full-time employees in the latest round of cost-cutting at the newspaper. Publisher Cheryl Dell says buyouts are being offered to ... |
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