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Sac Bee Fires Photographer For Doctoring Image
A longtime, award-winning Sacramento Bee photographer has been fired for manipulating photographs.
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Are You Ready For The Super Bowl?
People are busy preparing for the Super Bowl.
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Ashes Of Father Stolen From Parked Car
Rodney Von Hagel is heartbroken. Ive lost my Father twice, he said Saturday night.
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Residents to be questioned on their nutrition, health
The federal government has chosen Sacramento as one of 15 counties this year to provide an in-depth portrait of the nation's nutrition levels and overall health.
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More springlike weather forecast with a little rain
Above-average temperatures will continue to be the rule in Sacramento the next two days, according to the National Weather Service.
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Police chief to answer questions in online chat
Citrus Heights Police Chief Christopher Boyd will take questions from readers Tuesday in a live chat on sacbee.com, part of a series featuring the region's law enforcement leaders.
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Strap on snowshoes and learn survival skills, safety
The Lassen National Forest will conduct a snowshoe walk Feb. 17 for adults and children 8 and older.
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Aeorspace docents tell lively tales during special museum day
A trip to a museum is a step into the past. Often, it is a silent one.
Len Kovar, 89, wears his World War II uniform Saturday as he works as a docent at the Aerospace Museum of California at McClellan Park during Museum Day in Sacramento. Kovar, one of 60 docents, was a prisoner of war for nine months in Europe after his B-24 bomber was shot down.
Ian Klein, 3, of Elk Grove looks out the window of a helicopter.
Manny Intalan of Roseville helps his 5-year-old son, Aaron, get a peek inside an aircraft at the Aerospace Museum. The museum, which typically gets no more than 300 visitors a day, had 8,000 free guests Saturday.
Guests enjoy the exhibits at the Aerospace Museum of California for free Saturday on Museum Day. 
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Federal appellate court rejects Forest Service plan for Sierra
A federal appellate court has struck down as unlawful a 2004 management plan for Sierra Nevada national forests formulated by George W. Bush's administration, saying it lacks a required analysis of how fish will fare under the plan.
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Dentists provide free care to kids lacking insurance in Sacramento area
Going to the dentist for the first time at age 10 or 15 can be a good thing and a bad thing.
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Big cities cautious about privatizing parking after Chicago's effort
Sacramento doesn't have many role models to follow as it tries to auction off its parking garages and meters to help finance a new sports arena.
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Roseville's Revionics helps retailers figure out if price is right
Imagine you're a retailer in today's economic climate.
Revionics President and CEO Marc Hafner, left, and founder Jeff Smith have guided the Roseville-based company through a decade of economic turmoil that, Hafner says, has actually increased demand among retailers for the firm's analytical services.
Roseville-based Revionics' software analyzes numerous factors including shoppers' household incomes, customer behavior, geographic economics and retailers' financial objectives to help determine the best pricing strategies.
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Jerry Brown's call for fewer school tests conflicts with state's new education blueprint
Want to make a public school teacher cringe? Say the words high-stakes testing.
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Personal Finance: 610,000 ditched banks in 'fee-asco'
"Grab your Loot – Give your Bank the Boot" – poster carried by Occupy Wall Street protester in L.A. last October
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Public Eye: Worker still on job after no-contest plea to theft
A maintenance worker remains employed at Twin Rivers Unified School District, despite pleading no contest to stealing thousands of dollars of copper wiring from the district.
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Marcos Breton: Maloofs' future success anything but a slam dunk
With momentum building to secure a downtown arena with the Kings as anchor tenants, Sacramento needs to know:
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Grandmother Denies Abandoning Baby While Drunk
 The grandmother who has been accused of leaving her baby abandoned in an area known for drugs prostitution denied acting inappropriately and disputed the charges in a jailhouse interview with CBS13.
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Police: 'Bombs' In Bank Robbery Are Apple Pies
A man who police said robbed a downtown Sacramento bank claimed he had a bomb inside a fast food bag, which turned out to be apple pies from McDonalds.
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Man Tries Robbing Bank With Apple Pies
 A robbery suspect was arrested Saturday after allegedly attempting to hold up an East Sacramento bank by claiming a bag containing apple pies was actually a bomb, authorities said.
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Four Arrested For Saturday Morning Murder In Tracy
 Three adults and a teen were arrested moments after a man was fatally shot in Tracy early Saturday morning, authorities said.
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