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Mountain lion caught on camera peeking through pet door in California
SHINGLE SPRINGS – A Northern California high country resident got a surprising guest peeking through their pet door recently. The Shingle Springs resident was reviewing their surveillance camera trained on their doggy door Tuesday when they noticed the visitor. California Department of Fish and Wildlife officials say the incident is uncommon but not unprecedented , noting that the Shingle Springs area is mountain lion country. "Lions will occasionally investigate homes and properties, particularly if there is food in the area," Peter Tira with Fish and Wildlife told CBS News Sacramento. "Their favorite food is deer but they will also...
CBS 8
California consumers sue Boar's Head over unsanitary conditions and false advertisement
SAN DIEGO — A class-action lawsuit against Boar's Head Provisions Co., Inc. alleges the company knowingly misrepresented the quality and cleanliness of its products. Initially filed in San Diego Superior Court and transferred to federal court, the lawsuit claims that Boar's Head misrepresented its products as premium and safe while concealing unsanitary conditions at its meat processing facilities.
YourCentralValley.com
Republican lawmakers blame undocumented immigrants for Medi-Cal shortfall
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Along with speaker Robert Rivas, valley assembly members Esmeralda Soria and Dr. Joaquin Arambula hosted an immigration roundtable in Fresno on Thursday. “We want to make sure that we protect those hardworking people that contribute millions of dollars to our economy,” Soria said. Soria said the focus of the roundtable was to […]
crimevoice.com
Sacramento Man Arrested For Identity Theft
SUTTER CREEK, CA — “Last night at 1130 pm the midnight shift SCPD officer made a traffic stop on a vehicle seen at Ridge and 49. The officer spoke with the male driver and female passenger, both from Sacramento. The driver presented the officer with a driver’s license...
LAist
Nearly 300 homes were torn down for multi-year 5 Freeway widening project
This is the first time Californians have seen this level of transparency about Caltrans projects. Statewide, 13 projects completed between 2018 and 2023 resulted in more than 620 home and business needing to be relocated.