Calif. man convicted for taking out hit on father
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Calif. man convicted for taking out hit on father
San Jose Mercury News
—A 22-year-old Sacramento man who paid hitmen to gun down his father has been convicted of first-degree murder. Vardan Abramyan was convicted Friday in Sacramento Superior Court. He faces life in prison. Abramyan described his father as a physical financial and psychological brute who had terrorized him his sisters and mother for more than a decade. He told jurors at his monthlong trial that he had no choice but to pay two hitmen $4000 to kill his father 45-year-old Norik Abramyan.
Sacramento holds off ‘Birds
urSports Central (press release)
The River Cats claimed the lead two pitches into the game when Eric Patterson hit his 12th home run of the year and never looked back. Sacramento led 6-1 going into the eighth inning when Memphis rallied for a single run on a Daniel Descalso RBI-single. The Redbirds had two runners on base and the tying run at the plate in the ninth when Jerry Blevins struck out Jon Jay to end the game. Eric Munson led the River Cats with three RBI including a two-run homer.
Legislators return to discord and a full agenda
Los Angeles Times
Their agenda includes upgrading California’s water system crafting a bigger move to renewable energy and reducing crowding in prisons. But Democrats’ and Republicans’ starkly different ideas about how to meet those goals — along with lingering budget issues — could undermine their ability to get big things done. Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg (D-Sacramento) said he hopes to “build on some positive achievements instead of just trying to hold off disaster. ” But with so much unfinished business some involving partisan disputes that have festered for years Steinberg and other leaders are already talking about not completing work on key parts of their agenda until 2010.
Sacramento locavores will love Fairfield California’s Suisun …
Examiner.com
If you have never visited this lovely valley you won’t believe your eyes ears and taste buds. "Thank you we got to learn more about local produce and wine. ” “Glad you’re offering the Suisun Valley’s bounty to the public in such a delightful way. ” “Excellent way to promote local produce.
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Lawsuit seeks protection of Sacramento splittail
Central Valley Business Times
centralvalleybusinesstimes. The “Sacramento splittail” should be restored to the federal endangered species list says the suit filed Thursday in U. District Court in San Francisco by the Center for Biological Diversity. The lawsuit says the George W.
Easy guide to contributing to The Sacramento Press
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