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Sacramento DA calls out city for allowing homeless encampment in underserved neighborhood
Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho is calling out the city of Sacramento for allowing a homeless encampment in an underserved section of the city while sweeping up encampments in more affluent areas in the months since he sued the city.
Sacramento DA’s Office asks judge not to scale down homeless lawsuit against city
Assistant Chief Deputy District Attorney Rochelle Beardsley speaks Friday during a hearing in Sacramento Superior Courton the DA’s lawsuit against the city of Sacramento regarding homeless camps. Hector Amezcua hamezcua@sacbee.
Sacramento strikes back. DA Thien Ho’s bogus homeless lawsuit is on life support | Opinion
Sacramento County’s District Attorney believes that the city is an official nuisance for how it manages homelessness. A judge simply isn’t buying it.
Sacramento District Attorney's lawsuit against city continues in court, awaiting ruling
A judge is currently considering which parts of lawsuit filed by the Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office against the city will continue forward.
Go inside courtroom where Sacramento County DA argues for scaling down homeless lawsuit
Sacramento County District Attorney argues on May 3, 2024, that its case that its homeless lawsuit against the city of Sacramento should not be scaled down.
DA’s lawsuit against Sacramento over homeless camps could be tossed. Here’s why
A judge could toss out Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho’s lawsuit against the city regarding homeless camps Friday. Sacramento Superior Court Judge Jill Talley is scheduled to hold a hearing at 9 a.
Judge advances swath of DA’s homelessness suit against Sacramento
The Sacramento DA, however, failed to point to any city law Sacramento isn't following, and the judge said she lacks authority to force the city to pass new laws.
Japanese Americans remember Sacramento's lost Japantown
The shameful government order set into motion 82 years ago this weekend sent tens of thousands of Japanese Americans to ...
Sacramento inches closer to implementing reparations
The pipeline of discrimination in the name of reparations requires both virtue signaling and substantive changes to existing ...
‘Very worrisome’: Serial arsonist suspected in Sacramento after series of suspicious fires
Firefighters and law enforcement officials are investigating the possibility of a serial arsonist after a series of ...
Sacramento area's wealthiest ZIP codes: Granite Bay tops rankings with median household income of $173K
The Business Journal recently released its list of the Wealthiest ZIP Codes in the four-county Sacramento region, ranked by ...
Sacramento homicide detectives investigate after shooting in south Natomas kills 1
Sacramento Police Department officers responded to multiple reports of a shooting in the 3100 block of Buchman Street.
Sacramento comics and toy store broken into twice in 3 days
A Sacramento comics and toy store was broken into early Thursday morning. The business said this is the fourth break-in it ...
The Bee gave Sacramento students money for a compost program. Now they’re planting a garden
The students of New Tech High in south Sacramento were one of three groups that won a $5,000 grant from The Bee last year.
Cinco de Mayo celebration aims to bring culture to downtown Sacramento
On Sunday, hundreds are preparing to celebrate Cinco de Mayo at Cesar Chavez Plaza in Sacramento. Organizers said the event ...