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Sacramento Business Owner Offers Advice For Career Success
Rich Mason of Sacramento built his company on both knowledge and education.
California Home Sales Dip Slightly In February
California homes sales dipped slightly last month and so did prices but the state still seems on the road to recovery after a five-year housing slump.
Proposed Redevelopment Plan For K Street Revealed
The city of Sacramento is now taking a survey asking people to share how they envision the downtown plaza with a new entertainment and sports center. CBS13 shows you the plan that’s already in the works.
Gov. Rick Perry In Calif. Trying To Lure Businesses To Lone Star State
Texas Gov. Rick Perry began his latest visit to California on a quest to lure businesses to move jobs to his state by promoting low taxes and lax regulations.
Becoming Senior Management In Sacramento: A Recruiter’s Advice
Do you have what it takes to be senior management? If so, now is the time to act.
Dog-Friendliest Workplaces In Sacramento
Studies show that having pets in the workplace can be a win-win for both employees and for the company for which they work.
Sacramento Housing Market Predicted To Be Nation’s Second Hottest For Sellers
Home prices in Sacramento have reached the highest levels in 11 years and are expected to grow faster than nearly every other place in America this year.
5-Alarm Fire Destroys Downtown Warehouse
Firefighters from across Sacramento battled a five-alarm fire burning at a warehouse in downtown on Monday.
Nation’s Remaining Lyon’s Restaurant Closes In Sacramento
The nation’s last remaining Lyon’s Restaurant closed its doors here in Sacramento. CBS13 was there as customers and wait staff said good-bye.
Local Woman Making A Business Out Of Running Errands
One Sacramento woman has launched a new business around taking care of tedious errands for you.
Northern California’s Largest Water-Garden Nursery Moving Out Of Elk Grove
Northern California’s largest water-garden nursery managed to grow its business in a bad economy. But now it’s almost gone.
Taxpayers Could End Up Paying $4 Million In Building Rent Debacle
There are new developments Tuesday on a case that CBS13 first reported on two years ago. It’s a case that may end up costing taxpayers more than $4 million.

















