The founder of Jelly Belly Jelly Beans, David Klein has resurfaced and is about to introduce a candy to new frontiers by infusing it with the marijuana extract cannabidiol oil, or CBD oil. The new jelly beans will come in 38 different flavors. Klein learned of the benefits of CBD…
The Sacramento man that fell into the American River A near Auburn on Sunday, was found by the Placer County Sheriffs swift water dive team and air operations late Monday afternoon. The Sheriff and CALFIRE units responded Sunday evening about 7 pm to a report that a man taking photos…
Placer county sheriffas responded last night at about 7 PM to a call that a man had slipped into the American River at the Confluence in Auburn. He was taking photos with his fiancA(C)e when he slipped near the no hands bridge and was unable to get out of the…
Rev. Al Sharpton announced on Tuesday he was returning to Sacramento for the anniversary of Stephon Clarkas death in South Sacramento. The noted civil rights activist and cable news host will join the Clark family and attorney Benjamin Crump on the Capitolas north steps for a press conference at 10…
Sacramento Superior Court Judge James McFetridge this week made a decision to let Oroville Dam lawsuits to go forward,A setting the stage to examine in court charges of claims of a poisonous work cultures that may have comprised the Oroville Dam, theA nationas tallest dam, and may have contributed to…
The controversial a Village at Loomisa project took an interesting turn on Tuesday night when the property owner and developer Todd Lowell asked the Loomis Town Council to put the project up to a special vote and let the town residents decide if the project should go forward. 446 voters and…
The Sacramento area is again in the international spotlight as a major college admissions scam was uncovered yesterday by federal authorities. At the head of the scam, former Carmichael resident William Rick Singer, 58, now of Newport Beach, is listed as the owner of a private college-prep consulting firm called…
California Governor Gavin Newsom said yesterday he was going to sign an executive order that would place a moratorium on the death penalty in California. 737 people are on death row in California and all would receive an instant reprieve. The order would also immediately close the execution chamber at…
District Attorneys in Sonoma, Napa, Humboldt and Lake counties announced yesterday they would not file criminal charges against PG&E for wildfires that occurred in October 2017, based on lack of evidence that would sustain criminal charges. Each office said that PG&E would have had to act with reckless disregard for…
Secretary of State Alex Padilla released yesterday information that 79% of Californiaas eligible voters or over 20 million people, are registered to vote. This is the highest percentage since 1996, according to the Secretary. These numbers are important since California moved its primary election up to March next year, for…