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Fremont Teenager Stabs Parents, Killing Mother and Seriously Wounding Father On Friday around 12:30 a.m., a 14-year-old boy was found covered in blood after allegedly stabbing both his parents — killing his mom and leaving the dad with severe injuries — according to Fremont police. Yesterday, the Fremont Police Department released a chilling statement that the agency had apprehended a juvenile connected to the stabbing of his two parents. But the young boy wasn't arrested at the scene of the crime, which was somewhere on the 33000 block of Sylvester Drive, but rather a mile away — blank...

In a year of business closures, financial strain and social distancing, health officials reported suicide rates remained stable in Nevada County between 2019 and 2020.

Publisher When you have to go, you have to go. The call of nature comes to all animals, even humans, and sometimes at the most inopportune moment.  For those of us with dogs, we know a healthy walk around the block or to the park will most certainly include a few tinkles on trees, in yards, and the occasional fire hydrant.  And more than a few of us -whether we admit it or not- have pulled over on the side of the road during a long drive when the next gas station or rest area was further away than our bladders could handle. 

Valerie Macon/AFP/Getty Images Britney Spears is to make a personal plea to a judge next month to be freed from her father’s conservatorship, after requesting to “address the court directly” about the long-running case. James Spears (known as Jamie) took control of his famous daughter’s affairs in 2008 as her “conservator” - a person appointed by a court to manage an incapacitated person or minor’s financial and personal affairs. The move followed the singer’s public breakdown, with control of her estate, finances and personal life shared by her father and, until two years...

Story and photos by Julie Reynolds Martinez The small crowd carrying signs outside the county courthouse this week was classic funky Santa Cruz, folks milling about in T-shirts emblazoned with rasta and LGBTQ-themed logos, tie-dye and boho styles. But in this era of national protest over racial injustice, the protesters did not seek to reduce sentencing or end mass incarceration. Instead, they demanded legislators amend or repeal a 2018 law that prohibits 14- and 15-year-olds from being tried in adult court. Inside the courthouse, a young man who committed one of the town’s most shocking mu...