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California Marine and her mom hope to make "The Amazing Race" history (opens the original)
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A California Marine who is no stranger to taking on tough challenges is hoping to make history on the latest season of CBS' "The Amazing Race." Riley Tejcek is competing alongside her mother, Ann-Marie Tejcek, as part of Season 39 of the reality competition. And while the pair are focused on racing around the world, Riley has another important role waiting for her at home: she's a new mom. Riley and Ann-Marie recently welcomed CBS News Sacramento to Riley's San Diego home, where they spent time
Sacramento State program helps deaf students pursue college, career dreams (opens the original)
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More than 3 million people in California are deaf or have significant hearing loss, and Sacramento State is working to make sure deaf students have the resources they need to succeed. September is Deaf Awareness Month, highlighting programs like Sac State's American Sign Language study hub, where students can connect with one another, study and receive support from ASL interpreters. Additional interpreter services and resources at the hub are funded in part by the California Lottery. California
2 years later, Sacramento family remembers Colby Tevis and life cut short by gun violence (opens the original)
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Two years after 22-year-old Colby Tevis was shot and killed in Downtown Sacramento, his family says the pain of losing him remains as raw as it was the day he died. Tevis, a Sacramento native and San Jose State senior, was home celebrating his older sister's birthday when he was shot near Rick's Dessert Diner in September 2024. His death cut short a life his family says was filled with plans for the future. Tevis was studying to become a sports journalist and was known for his love of family, fr
Sacramento family turns daughter's cancer loss into support for grieving siblings (opens the original)
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Losing a child to cancer is devastating for any parent, but for siblings, the loss can also be heart-wrenching. One Sacramento family has turned its own heartbreak into a foundation dedicated to helping children navigate the loss of a sibling. Inside a building in Sacramento's Greenhaven neighborhood, healing is often on the menu. Reina Chan gave a tour of the space, including the kitchen where families gather to bake. "We spend a lot of time in the kitchen to bake," she said. The Olivia Chan Fo
Between Sacramento and Davis, nearly 250,000 bats take flight each night beneath the Yolo Causeway (opens the original)
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You may have driven over the Yolo Causeway between West Sacramento and Davis countless times, but there is more than just traffic on the bridge. The NorCal Bat Association says underneath the causeway lives a bat colony with almost a quarter million members. Each evening, they emerge from underneath the bridge and take to the sky in search of insects, including mosquitoes. September is considered prime time for watching the bats emerge around sunset, drawing visitors who gather beneath the cause
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