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Almost three years after 21-year-old Karen Garcia went missing, her killer was sentenced to 25 years behind bars.

This July, the Sacramento city council approved one-time funds to ensure public safety and attract customers to Northgate businesses.

Las fuertes lluvias registradas en la noche del martes 20 y durante el miércoles 21 de julio generaron varias emergencias en San Cristóbal, capital del  estado Táchira, según reseñaron medios locales. Johnny Quintero, del Cuerpo de Bomberos de la ciudad, informó que una de las primeras contingencias se presentó en la calle 4, entre la carrera 8 y la Sétima Avenida. Una fachada de una vieja casa colapsó, producto de la filtración que sufrió por los fuertes aguaceros. También en el sector La Guayana, específicamente en la carrera 11 con avenida Carabobo, se presentó una situació...

this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. you've been telling us in poll after poll that the economy is the biggest problem facing the country. so we start tonight with new evidence that it's getting better. the number of americans putting in their first claims for unemployment benefits is at a four-year low, 348,000. home construction is up 1.5%. and general motors back from bankruptcy, reported record profits for 2011, $7.6 billion. we have three correspondents covering. first, ben tracy in california, where unemployment still tops 11%. >> reporter:...

couldn't really find anything after that. that's when i decided to move back to arizona. >> reporter: retail sales are up 5.5% over last year. that's ignited a hiring burst in southern california's apparel industry, the first in a decade, up 6%. that brought johnny quintero back to california. laurel berman hired him and four other workers in the past year. >> there are so many great, qualified people looking for work that i feel like we get the cream of the crop today. >> reporter: nearly nine million jobs were lost during the great recession. more than a quarter of working american...