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Santa Rosa: Man Suspected In Mall Stabbing Turns Himself In To Police
A man suspected of a Santa Rosa mall stabbing over the weekend turned himself in to police, the department said Monday. On Saturday just after 1 p.m., officers were called to the mall at 235 Santa Rosa Plaza and found a man suffering from a stab wound to his back near the food court area. He was taken to a hospital and is expected to survive.
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Review: “Disney’s Frozen, The Broadway Musical” in Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa Junior College’s Theatre Arts Department is the first out of the gate of what is sure to be a plethora of productions throughout the Bay Area of Disney’s Frozen, The Broadway Musical. It’s a grand scale production capturing the best of fantasy and fine singing. The smash Broadway hit written by Jennifer Lee with music and lyrics by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez is presented on SRJC campus in Santa Rosa under the direction of Sarah Wintermeyer.
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Polly Klaas' sisters show support for Gov. Newsom's decision to commute death sentences
The group Clemency California and from murder victim's families are supporting the Governor Gavin Newsom in granting universal clemency. They're also urging the California Supreme Court to act quickly to approve his request. In a letter to the governor they also are asking to reallocate $150 million from death penalty costs to trauma recovery centers and flexible assistance for survivors. Among the families were Polly Klaas' sisters. Klaas was kidnapped, raped and killed in 1993 in Petaluma, California when she was just 12 years old. Her killer, Richard Allen Davis, was sentenced to death. Polly's sister Jess Nichol said she initially wanted the death penalty for him. [b]RELATED: [url HREF="https://abc7news.com/story/families-50-california-murder-victims-voice-support-gov-newsoms-move-commute-death-sentences/20027344/" TARGET="" REL=""]Families of 50 CA murder victims voice support for Newsom's move to commute death sentences[/url][/b] "It's taken many years of healing and reflection to come to the understanding that we oppose the death penalty. Killing a person in our name does not undo what was done to Polly and it is not something we want done in her memory. Some victims want an execution, others like our family don't. When victims are this divided the death penalty should not be the default answer," she said. Klaas' other sister, Annie