North Tahoe detectives team fully assembled after summer overhaul

Sierra Sun - Mon Nov 30

You might not know the North Shore detectives, but you probably know their work.

Giant Burger Sculpture Found on Loomis Front Lawn Shocks Family

KXTV - Sun Nov 29

It's not every day that you wake up to find a giant 4-foot-high hamburger, hot dog and slice of pizza dropped into the middle of your front yard.

Republican central committee chairman should take the general hint and a

Auburn Journal - Sun Nov 29

Scofflawing my way through the notebook while wondering just what permit Mr. & Mrs.

Roseville needy fed in community act of faith

Sacramento Bee - Sun Nov 29

Sometimes a community comes together to show that it cares. Compassion lives. Last week, a church in Roseville was facing an onslaught of people in need of food for the holiday and no way to feed them all.

CHP chases motorcyclist for 160 miles

Sacramento Bee - Fri Nov 27

California Highway Patrol officers arrested a motorcyclist who officers said led them on a chase for more than 160 miles, from Truckee to Benicia.

Stores are watching

Auburn Journal - Fri Nov 27

Despite video surveillance and undercover security, shoplifting still plagues local storeowners - " especially during the holiday season.

Placer committee targets fellow Republicans, roiling GOP

Sacramento Bee - Fri Nov 27

The Placer County Republican Central Committee is making waves with accusations that some GOP officeholders in the party stronghold are not a deep enough shade of red.

Loomis Good Deed Draws Placer County Complaint

News10.net - Thu Nov 26

Despite his best intentions, David McCauley is finding out the hard way that random acts of kindness don't stand up if they're in violation of county codes.

Roseville police dog stands down - forever

Sacramento Bee Newspaper - Thu Nov 26

The Roseville Police Department's K9 unit has announced the death of retired police canine "Zig," who survived a burglary suspect's attempt to drown him.

Committee hopes to bring history, art to the streets

Auburn Journal - Thu Nov 26

"I think it should be a history walk with all of Auburn represented, not just endurance or gold mining, but everything in between." Teri Gibson, Christmas Village owner, representing the Downtown Business Association How do you tell more than 100 years of history in around a mile-and-a-half of sidewalk? Twelve people are going to try.