Top 10 Sacramento News Stories For July 2013

10. Teenager Dies In Father's Arms At Camp Sacramento After Peanut Reaction
A teenager at Camp Sacramento died in her father's arms after an allergic reaction from a Rice Krispie treat.

9. Thieves Steal 26 Calves From Stanislaus County Dairy Farm
At least 26 cows have been stolen from the same farm, and while the owner thinks he has a motive, he doesn't know who is behind the thefts.

8. Dead Rabbits Left in Bloody Sack At Tracy City Councilwoman's Home
Vandals left a bloody bag full of dead rabbits at the home of a Tracy city councilwoman in the second disturbing find at her home in less than a week.

7. PG&E Shuts Off Power To 50,000 In El Dorado County To Protect Firefighters
A grass fire left nearly 50,000 residents without power with temperatures soaring past 100 degrees after PG&E officials decided to shut off electricity to protect firefighters.

6. Asiana To Sue TV Station Over Offensive Name Gaffe
Asiana said Monday that it will sue a San Francisco TV station that damaged the airline's reputation by using bogus and racially offensive names for four pilots on a plane that crashed earlier this month in San Francisco.

5. American Flags Ripped Down Day Before Turlock Fourth Of July Parade
A stunning act of vandalism right before the Fourth of July had Turlock residents and workers scrambling to fix American flags.

4. Couple Arrested In Davis Flashing Incident After Juvenile Falls Off Bike
Police say the woman flashed kids at a Davis park as they rode by on their bikes, while her alleged accomplice captured it all on camera.

3. Injured Afghanistan Vet Now Being Allowed To Fly Her American Flag As-Is
An injured veteran of the war in Afghanistan who was told to take down the American flag she has flying from the balcony of her apartment is now being told it can stay.

2. Injured Afghanistan Vet Told She Can't Fly American Flag At Apartment
An injured veteran of the war in Afghanistan has been told to take down the American flag she has flying from her balcony by her apartment's management company.

1. El Dorado Sheriff's Fight With Feds Likely Over Residents Carrying Guns
The fight that had the El Dorado County sheriff planning to revoke a federal agency's enforcement power in his county was apparently over residents' rights to carry guns.