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Boy, 8, Hailed A Hero After Discovering Baby Sister Unresponsive In PoolAn 8-Year-Old Placerville boy is being hailed a hero after getting help when he found his baby sister floating in the family pool.

Man Apologizes After Video Shows Street Vendor AttackedA parade of cars drove up to the Barrelles' home Friday after community members raised enough money to bring her a brand new food cart.

Folsom Shuts Sutter Street Down To Open BusinessesA big outdoor weekend event in Folsom is aiming to support small businesses hurting during the pandemic.

'Bizarre, Belligerent Behavior': Traveling Nurse Working In Grass Valley Arrested 3 Times In 2 DaysFrom the hospital to handcuffs. A traveling nurse was arrested three times in just two days due to a chaotic crime spree in Grass Valley.

Sketch Released Of Suspect Who Entered Davis Woman's Apartment, Tried To Sexually Assault HerDavis police are searching for an attempted sexual assault suspect who accosted a woman inside her apartment Thursday morning.

California Back In Action With Baseball, Music And Amusement Parks Soon Open To FansCalifornia health officials gave the green light to outdoor sports, events and amusement parks Friday, citing outside activities combined with mask-wearing can significantly reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19.
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Boy, 8, Hailed A Hero After Discovering Baby Sister Unresponsive In PoolAn 8-Year-Old Placerville boy is being hailed a hero after getting help when he found his baby sister floating in the family pool.

Man Apologizes After Video Shows Street Vendor AttackedA parade of cars drove up to the Barrelles' home Friday after community members raised enough money to bring her a brand new food cart.

Car Slams Into Roseville Building, Comes Out The Other SideA car drove through a vacant commercial building in Roseville Friday morning.

California
Study Shows Wildfire Smoke Much More Harmful Than Auto PollutionA new study released Friday shows wildfire smoke is much more hazardous than other common forms of air pollution.

Police Video Reveals California Man Who Died In 2017 Said 'I Can't Breathe'A man being restrained by Fresno police officers and sheriff's deputies cried out "I can’t breathe!” in the moments before he died, body camera footage released Friday shows.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs Law Aimed At Returning Students To The ClassroomCalifornia's public schools can tap into $6.6 billion of new state spending to return students to classrooms under a bill Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law Friday that has attracted bipartisan support and scorn in equal measure.

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Placerville Boy Hailed A Hero After Saving His Baby Sister In PoolAn 8-Year-Old Placerville boy is being hailed a hero after getting help when he found his baby sister floating in the family pool.

Community Supports Street Vendor After Attack A parade of cars drove up to the Edith Barrelles' home after community members raised enough money to bring her a brand new food cart.

Traveling Nurse Working In Grass Valley Arrested 3 Times In 2 DaysFrom the hospital to handcuffs. A traveling nurse was arrested three times in just two days due to a chaotic crime spree in Grass Valley.

Car Slams Into Roseville Building, Comes Out The Other SideA car drove through a vacant commercial building in Roseville Friday morning.

Man Injured In Ceres Gun Range AccidentA man was hospitalized Friday afternoon after accidentally shooting himself during a private firearms training in Ceres.

Police Release Sketch Of Suspect In Davis Apartment AttackPolice have released a composite sketch of the suspect who entered a Davis woman's apartment Thursday morning and reportedly tried to sexually assault her.
Crime
'Bizarre, Belligerent Behavior': Traveling Nurse Working In Grass Valley Arrested 3 Times In 2 DaysFrom the hospital to handcuffs. A traveling nurse was arrested three times in just two days due to a chaotic crime spree in Grass Valley.

Sketch Released Of Suspect Who Entered Davis Woman's Apartment, Tried To Sexually Assault HerDavis police are searching for an attempted sexual assault suspect who accosted a woman inside her apartment Thursday morning.

Family Calls Star Sacramento High School Quarterback Death A 'Random Act' As Police Search For Second SuspectSacramento Police are looking for another person who may be connected to the shooting death of Sacramento teen Jaylen Betschart.

Politics
'This Is A Liberty Issue': Group Representing Placer County Restaurant Owners Threatens To Sue Newsom Over COVID RegulationsOngoing coronavirus-related regulations that are limiting restaurants have left a bad taste in owners’ mouths, leaving one group from Placer County threatening to sue the state and Gov. Gavin Newsom if those restrictions aren’t lifted.

Employment Rose Among Those In Universal Basic Income Experiment In Stockton, Study SaysAfter receiving $500 per month for two years without rules on how to spend it, 125 people in Stockton paid off debt, got full-time jobs and reported lower rates of anxiety and depression, according to a study released Wednesday.

Gov. Newsom, Lawmakers Reach Deal To Get California Children Back In ClassroomsGov. Gavin Newsom and state legislative leaders have reached an agreement aimed at getting most California public schoolchildren back in classrooms by the end of March.

CBS13 Investigates
Vaccine Line Jumpers Gaming System To Get Their ShotWith limited vaccine supplies, we're hearing more stories of people gaming the system and jumping the vaccine line.

Sacramento Man Worries He Got Someone Else's Ashes After His Mother Was CrematedA Sacramento son was worried the crematorium returned someone else's ashes after his mother's death, so he called Kurtis to investigate.

Disguised On DoorDash? Several Chain Restaurants Marketing Food Under Different NamesA Call Kurtis investigation uncovered several chain restaurants marketing their food under different names.

Coronavirus
California Back In Action With Baseball, Music And Amusement Parks Soon Open To FansCalifornia health officials gave the green light to outdoor sports, events and amusement parks Friday, citing outside activities combined with mask-wearing can significantly reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19.

Vaccine Line Jumpers Gaming System To Get Their ShotWith limited vaccine supplies, we're hearing more stories of people gaming the system and jumping the vaccine line.

Education Layoffs Looming? Districts Start To Give Some Teachers The Pink SlipAmid a statewide talk of extra school funding and a push to re-open schools, some Sacramento-area districts may be battling budget cuts.

Business
Folsom Shuts Sutter Street Down To Open BusinessesA big outdoor weekend event in Folsom is aiming to support small businesses hurting during the pandemic.

'This Is A Liberty Issue': Group Representing Placer County Restaurant Owners Threatens To Sue Newsom Over COVID RegulationsOngoing coronavirus-related regulations that are limiting restaurants have left a bad taste in owners’ mouths, leaving one group from Placer County threatening to sue the state and Gov. Gavin Newsom if those restrictions aren’t lifted.

California Allowing Theme Parks, Ball Parks And Stadiums To Reopen With Strict Limits On April 1Californians will soon be able to go to Disneyland, baseball games and even outdoor concerts again soon.

Health
Del Paso Heights Vaccine Clinic Gets Supply Cut Off – What Happens Now?A doctor’s mission to gets vaccines into the arms of people who live in Del Paso Heights hit a major roadblock as allocations for first doses have now been halted with more than 3,000 people eager to get the shot.

Elk Grove Woman Lived Through Japanese Internment, Stage-4 Breast Cancer – Now, She's Fully Vaccinated Against COVIDA 90-year-old Elk Grove woman who lived through Japanese internment camps during WWII and then went on to beat breast cancer is now fully vaccinated against the coronavirus.

California Lawmakers OK $6.6 Billion Plan Aimed At Returning Students To The ClassroomThe bill does not order school districts to resume in-person instruction and it does not say parents must send their kids back to the classroom if they don't want to.

Tech
National Day Of Unplugging: Putting The Technology Down After A Difficult YearThe pandemic has caused us to spend a lot more time in front of our screens in the last year so Friday presents a day to unplug.

More Screen Time Linked To Binge Eating In Children, UC Study FindsThe ills of excessive screen time have been well-documented, but a recent study just identified another possible risk.

Doctor Shares Hidden Dangers Of iPhone 12 For People With PacemakersAccording to a new warning from doctors, there are two devices people depend on that should never be near each other.
