Our network

News

Sheriff: Sacramento dad abused special needs daughter

Sheriff: Sacramento dad abused special needs daughter

SACRAMENTO, CA - A Sacramento man was arrested on suspicion of felony child endangerment after he allegedly hit and kicked his mentally disabled teenage daughter.

The 17-year-old girl, was also found to have marks on her wrists as if she had been restrained and burns on her body, according to Sacramento County sheriff's Sgt. Jason Ramos.

The sheriff's department was alerted to the girl just after 11:30 last Friday night at the Markston Apartments on the 1700 block of Markston Road. A caller reported seeing a man who looked like he was assaulting the teen as the pair walked, Ramos said. When the responding deputy arrived, he reported locating the teen in question locked inside of a car.

Ramos said the girl was not tied up but couldn't or was unable to understand the deputy's request to unlock the car door. Fire department personnel came, unlocked the car and transported the girl to the hospital.

CDPH Warns Consumers Not to Eat Bivalve Shellfish from Marin County

CDPH Warns Consumers Not to Eat Bivalve Shellfish from Marin County

Feb. 27, 2013 - CDPH is advising consumers not to eat recreationally harvested mussels, clams or whole scallops from Marin County. Dangerous levels of paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP) toxins have been detected in mussels from this region... Read More

City council to vote on Kings arena Tuesday night

SACRAMENTO, CA - Over the weekend, an aide to the mayor and Sacramento City Council sent reporters an email notifying them of an additional agenda item for Tuesday night's meeting.

That agenda item is extremely important in Sacramento's fight to keep the Sacramento Kings.

Council members, including Mayor Kevin Johnson, will vote whether or not to allow John Shirey, Sacramento's city manager, to begin formal negotiations to build a new arena.

That has to happen before Johnson can submit the city's counter-offer to the NBA to keep the Kings.

A staff report posted late Monday on the city's website further explains the city manager's plan, but offers little in the way of new information.

On the major investor or so-called "whale" front, the report refers to a Sacramento-based ownership group, but does not identify Johnson's deep-pocked investors.

SAKrescue Stolen Donations

SAKrescue Stolen Donations

 

To whoever found it amusing to rob from

Family worried about distraught missing Sacramento man

Family worried about distraught missing Sacramento man

SACRAMENTO, CA - Family and police search for a man who went missing Tuesday.

Mark Lauchli, 59, was last seen at his home on the 6900 block of McQuillan Circle after he left a note saying he was going to the American River, Sacramento police Officer Michele Gigante said.

UPDATE: Missing man’s body found in river near Sac State campus

Family told police that Lauchli was depressed when he left home and are worried about his wellbeing.

Gigante said Lauchli's car was found near La Riviera Drive and Howe Avenue later Tuesday.

Lauchli may be wearing a forest green long-sleeve shirt and glasses.

Anyone with information is urged to call police 911 or police dispatch at 916-264-5471.

SCORES: Boys High School Hoops Sac-Joaquin Playoff Scores

SACRAMENTO, CA - The Sheldon Huskies, Sacramento Dragons and Modest Christian Crusdaers all advance as top-seeds after Wednesday's opening round of the Boys Hoops playoffs.

Click here to see all Wednesday night's Sac-Joaquin Section Boys High School Basketball scores.

 

At-risk missing Sacramento woman hit by train

SACRAMENTO - A woman who was reported missing Tuesday was hit by a Light Rail train Wednesday evening.

Alice Alspektor, 66, was last seen on the 3900 block of Edison Ave. around 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday. She is considered at risk due to being diagnosed with bipolar disorder and dementia, said sheriff's spokesman Jason Ramos.

RELATED STORY: Light Rail train hits missing woman at Sacramento station

A witness said Alspektor seemed oblivious to the train, even as the driver honked his horn and hit his brakes even harder.

Alspektor was rushed to UC Davis Medical Center where she is in critical condition according to firefighters.