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UC Davis community pushes for safety changes after campus bike deaths (opens the original)
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About 100 students and community cycling advocates gathered Wednesday at UC Davis, calling for safety improvements along Hutchison Drive after two students were killed while biking on the road in the past four years. The group marched from the UC Davis Quad to Mrak Hall, pushing for a lower speed limit and high-visibility green bike lanes along Hutchison Drive, a stretch of roadway on the university's west campus. One of the students killed was Lincoln Sabini, a UC Davis student who died in Apri
As a major Midtown Sacramento retailer closes shop, neighboring businesses say crime to blame (opens the original)
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Another midtown business has closed up shop, this time a major retailer. Starbucks announced its 1901 J Street location is among at least six stores in the Sacramento region they are closing in a sweep of nationwide store closures. "The approximately 1% of coffeehouses affected by this announcement reflect locations where we do not see a path to delivering the customer experience or long-term performance Starbucks expects," said a Starbucks spokesperson in a statement to CBS Sacramento. • 8240 C
From behind bars to behind the wheel: Sacramento partnership opens the door for workforce re-entry (opens the original)
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A first-of-its-kind partnership in Sacramento is delivering more commercial truck drivers to California roadways at a time when there is a critical gap in the industry's workforce statewide. Emerge Career and the Sacramento Employment Training Agency (SETA) teamed up to help connect an often misunderstood and overlooked population of workers to help fill highly skilled trade positions: the formerly incarcerated. "We believe in second chances. To provide them a livable wage so that they can provi
Injecting new revenue: Planned Parenthood turns to botox to fill funding gap (opens the original)
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Planned Parenthood Mar Monte, the largest affiliate in the country, launched a new lineup of services more than six months ago in Sacramento that they say is helping fill a critical funding gap: aesthetics. Botox, other neurotoxin injections, fillers, and spider vein and varicose vein treatment are the new offerings. It is a first-in-the-nation pivot to cosmetic care for Planned Parenthood. "I think it's very common for people to hear Planned Parenthood, and they think abortion. Abortion is a ve
Police investigation closes in campus death of UC Davis cyclist, family pushes for change (opens the original)
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More than five months after UC Davis student Lincoln Sabini was killed while riding his bike on campus, university officials have released the findings of their investigation and the police report from the crash for the first time. Sabini was riding his bike to work along Hutchison Drive on UC Davis' West Campus near the West Village housing when he was involved in the fatal accident with a Honda Crosstour, as CBS Sacramento first reported in April. The name of the driver of that vehicle was red
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