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Rancho Cordova planning commission approves proposed 28-acre entertainment development (opens the original)
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The proposed development of a new entertainment district in Rancho Cordova moved forward Wednesday night during a packed planning commission meeting. The commission unanimously approved the proposal for DOVA, or Downtown Cordova, a planned entertainment hub that would transform a vacant 28-acre business park into a destination featuring an arena, hotels, restaurants and other development. The proposal will now head back to the Rancho Cordova City Council for consideration. The meeting began arou
Lodi Unified seeks $195 million for school repairs through Measure T (opens the original)
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Leaky roofs, inefficient heating and deteriorating buildings — those are just a few of the improvements that need to be made within Lodi schools. For longtime Lodi residents like Gena Brentt, addressing those problems is an investment in the community's future. "Lodi Middle School on Ham Lane was built, I believe, in the '60s, and I don't know that much work has ever been done," Brentt said. Brentt supports Measure T, a $195 million bond measure that will go before Lodi Unified School District v
A's fans, local leaders take over left field to show support for Sacramento MLB team push (opens the original)
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WEST SACRAMENTO -- A whiteout and rooftop takeover in the A's season finale. Those fans are making their point that Sacramento can be a permanent Major League City. "This city will embrace anything that comes here and puts their name on a jersey, a T-shirt," Lifelong A's Fan Troi Bedal said. "I think very well we could support them and make it very successful here for years to come." Getting a Major League Baseball team, adorning the city of Sacramento across uniforms, has been in the works sinc
Tuolumne County fire station remains closed after unanimous budget approval (opens the original)
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Tuolumne County residents are pushing county leaders to reopen a fire station that has been closed for nearly three months, arguing the service is essential for protecting a fire-prone community. The debate resurfaced Tuesday as the Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $356 million budget for the current fiscal year. But a proposal to restore funding for Mono Vista Fire Station 56 failed for the third time, with three supervisors voting against it. "They spoke, they pleade
New California rules target dairy manure pollution, groundwater contamination (opens the original)
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Over 900 dairy farms and millions of cows — that's what takes up much of California's Central Valley. Now, those same farms face a new reality: stricter regulations on water pollution. "Mark my words, what you guys do here today will further consolidate the industry," Milk Producers Council General Manager Kevin Abernathy said. The State Water Resources Control Board's unanimous decision last week has gotten mixed reactions from advocates and opponents. The board says the goal of the new limits
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