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Jerry Brown plans to take his case for taxes to voters

Jerry Brown plans to take his case for taxes to voters

Gov. Jerry Brown plans to hit the road next week, taking his case for more taxes directly to voters following the collapse of budget negotiations in Sacramento this week.

 

Record gold nugget sells for $400K

Record gold nugget sells for $400K

Gold is always worth its weight in, well, itself. Sometimes, it's worth even more. A gold nugget, weighing 100 troy ounces, sold at auction in Sacremento for $400,000 Wednesday night. "We valued it at around $200,000," said Amy Baker, auction manager for Holabird-Kagin American. "There were 6 to 7 people bidding on it, most of them anonymously. It went to an anonymous (phone) bidder."

Senh: Hey, Sacramento's in the news; I gotta cover it.

 

4 hurt evacuating jet after tire blowout

4 hurt evacuating jet after tire blowout

A JetBlue Airways plane blew a tire while landing in Sacramento, California, on Thursday, triggering an emergency evacuation and leaving four passengers with minor injuries, authorities reported.

 

16-month-old hostage freed after 2 days

16-month-old hostage freed after 2 days

A standoff in Sacramento, California, entered its 52nd hour Friday with no end in sight as police wait out a man wanted on multiple charges who is holding a 16-month-old baby as a hostage.

 

Calif. jury awards $16M in radio contestant death

A Sacramento County jury has awarded $16.5 million to the family of a 28-year-old woman who died after participating in a radio station's water-drinking contest.

 

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