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Arson is not equal to murder: California Supreme Court should overturn death row verdict | Opinion
Raymond Lee Oyler set a fire that killed five firefighters in 2006. The California Supreme Court will decide if he remains on death row, writes Robin Epley of The Sacramento Bee.
Joann is closing 500 fabric stores in US. Are Sacramento-area shops on the chopping block?
A popular fabric store chain is closing hundreds of stores across the nation — and some Sacramento-area locations are on the ...
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Convicted child sex offender Kevin Gray can live near home school, court rules
TURLOCK — The California Supreme Court ruled this week that a convicted child sex offender can live near a home school in Stanislaus County. In July 2024, Gray was set to be released and placed ...
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Death penalty case of Esperanza Fire arsonist reaches California Supreme Court
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (CN) — The appeal of an arsonist facing the death penalty in California reached the state’s highest court ...
Should arsonist get death penalty if people die in wildfire? California Supreme Court to decide
The Supreme Court of California met in Sacramento on Wednesday to hear oral arguments in the case of an arsonist sentenced to ...
83 percent say president is required to follow Supreme Court rulings: Survey
Just over half, 51 percent, of Americans approve of the job the Supreme Court is doing, which is the highest amount of support it’s received in the last three years.