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Sacramento K Street mass shooting trial ends in mistrial

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Deadlocked jury leads to mistrial in Sacramento K Street mass shooting case
Jurors weighed whether the 2022 downtown gunfire was planned or an act of self-defense.

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Mistrial declared in case of Sacramento K Street mass shooting after jury deadlocks
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Mistrial declared in case over Sacramento’s deadliest shooting

Sacramento firefighter hospitalized

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Sacramento firefighter hit by downed power lines while responding to outbuilding fire
Power lines in the area were damaged by the growing flames and fell toward the firefighters who were trying to access the building from a side alley, the fire department said.

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Sacramento firefighter hospitalized after power line incident at fire scene
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Sacramento firefighter hospitalized after power line falls during firefight
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Fire damages apartment unit in downtown Sacramento; cause unknown
Sacramento Fire crews responded to a fire that damaged at least one apartment unit in downtown Sacramento around 5:30 p.m. Tuesday evening.

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Bronx bakery fire leaves 1 firefighter injured: FDNY
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2 people dead after fire tears through southern New Hampshire home
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Sacramento's new city historian plans to shape the future of the region by connecting the past

A new city historian, Ty Smith, is working to connect Sacramento's past with the people shaping its future.
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State Fair kicks off as triple-digit heat returns. Your Sacramento week in review

The week of July 12 brought the return of the California State Fair, a surge in summer heat, significant state policy decisions and ongoing debates over growth and telework.
The New York Times
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As Athletics begin their Sacramento residency, a city tentatively opens its arms

WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The most glaring difference between a major- and minor-league stadium is in height. The newly renovated home of the Athletics, Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento, Calif., carries just one main level topped by a second ...
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Downtown Sacramento businesses tired of garbage launch volunteer crew to clean up their block

A group of Downtown Sacramento business owners says they grew tired of watching garbage pile up on city streets and decided to roll up their sleeves and take matters into their own hands.
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Sacramento trafficking task force arrests 13, finds missing child in sex trade sweep

"Every purchase of sex fuels exploitation, so holding buyers accountable is essential to protecting survivors and preventing future harm."
Forbes
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6 Reasons Sacramento Continues To Be A Top Food Destination

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Keyla is a California-based writer who covers dining and travel. Sacramento is home to a variety of award-winning restaurants and is committed to highlighting the region's rich ...
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Sacramento crews respond to fire at downtown apartment complex

Crews with the Sacramento Fire Department are responding to a fire at an apartment complex downtown on Tuesday evening.
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Deadly deputy shooting, new Land Park rules. Sacramento's top stories for July 15

From a deadly deputy shooting in Foothill Farms to new overnight parking restrictions at William Land Park, here's your daily recap of today's biggest Sacramento stories.
Hoodline
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Sacramento Moves To Snuff Out 'Healthy Food' Loophole At Tobacco Shops

Sacramento officials are looking to shut down a creative workaround that has let new tobacco shops slip into already saturated neighborhoods by stocking a token lineup of "healthy" items. The fix, city leaders say,
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