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ABC10 Originals
Local police shootings didn't lead to police reform. So why is George Floyd's death different?
Sacramento has its own history with fatal officer-involved shootings. So why are we seeing a change after Floyd's death? You can look to the District Attorney.
Backroads
The Big Shoe has a big sole and a cobbler with a big personality | Bartell's Backroads
"I'm inside the stinky shoe," Filipe Torres said, laughing. "That's what the kids say when they come."
California
City, state leaders believe law enforcement and district attorney's office are "too close"
California state lawmaker Kevin McCarty is proposing a law that would take the district attorney out of the equation when investigating officer-involved shootings.
Sacramento
Sacramento district attorney has never charged a police officer since she was elected
After the death of George Floyd, many district attorneys are being questioned about their relationships with the police and law enforcement.
ABC10 Originals
Investigation: PG&E funds lawsuit to hide details of its Camp Fire crimes
After pleading guilty to 84 felony manslaughter charges related to the 2018 Camp Fire, PG&E is funding a new lawsuit to hide details of their crimes.
Investigations
Investigation: PG&E funds lawsuit to hide details of its Camp Fire crimes
After pleading guilty to 84 felony manslaughter charges related to the 2018 Camp Fire, PG&E is funding a new lawsuit to hide details of their crimes.
Backroads
A California-coastal town claims it is the artichoke center of the world
Castroville, just south of the Bay Area, produces three fourths of the state's artichoke supply.
ABC10 Originals
PG&E funds lawsuit to hide details of its Camp Fire crimes | Investigation
After pleading guilty to 84 felony manslaughter charges related to the 2018 Camp Fire, PG&E is funding a new lawsuit to hide details of its crimes.
Sacramento
Sacramento civil rights lawyer creates self-governing, safe spaces for homeless
Mark Merin has made a career out of representing working and lower class clients, including the homeless. Even using his own home and properties to help house them.
ABC10 Originals
Civil rights lawyer uses home, property and expertise to help homeless
Mark Merin is a civil rights lawyer that lends not just his expertise to helping the homeless, but also his property for a program called Safe Ground.
Sacramento
How Sacramento's West End revitalization left thousands without homes and jobs
Sacramento's West End revitalization in the mid 1900's is part of a history that left thousands of racially diverse residents without homes and jobs.
ABC10 Originals
Local police shootings didn't lead to police reform. So why is George Floyd's death different?
Sacramento has its own history with fatal officer-involved shootings. So why are we seeing a change after Floyd's death? You can look to the District Attorney.
Backroads
The Big Shoe has a big sole and a cobbler with a big personality | Bartell's Backroads
"I'm inside the stinky shoe," Filipe Torres said, laughing. "That's what the kids say when they come."
California
City, state leaders believe law enforcement and district attorney's office are "too close"
California state lawmaker Kevin McCarty is proposing a law that would take the district attorney out of the equation when investigating officer-involved shootings.
Sacramento
Sacramento district attorney has never charged a police officer since she was elected
After the death of George Floyd, many district attorneys are being questioned about their relationships with the police and law enforcement.
ABC10 Originals
Investigation: PG&E funds lawsuit to hide details of its Camp Fire crimes
After pleading guilty to 84 felony manslaughter charges related to the 2018 Camp Fire, PG&E is funding a new lawsuit to hide details of their crimes.
Investigations
Investigation: PG&E funds lawsuit to hide details of its Camp Fire crimes
After pleading guilty to 84 felony manslaughter charges related to the 2018 Camp Fire, PG&E is funding a new lawsuit to hide details of their crimes.
Backroads
A California-coastal town claims it is the artichoke center of the world
Castroville, just south of the Bay Area, produces three fourths of the state's artichoke supply.
ABC10 Originals
PG&E funds lawsuit to hide details of its Camp Fire crimes | Investigation
After pleading guilty to 84 felony manslaughter charges related to the 2018 Camp Fire, PG&E is funding a new lawsuit to hide details of its crimes.
Sacramento
Sacramento civil rights lawyer creates self-governing, safe spaces for homeless
Mark Merin has made a career out of representing working and lower class clients, including the homeless. Even using his own home and properties to help house them.
ABC10 Originals
Civil rights lawyer uses home, property and expertise to help homeless
Mark Merin is a civil rights lawyer that lends not just his expertise to helping the homeless, but also his property for a program called Safe Ground.
Sacramento
How Sacramento's West End revitalization left thousands without homes and jobs
Sacramento's West End revitalization in the mid 1900's is part of a history that left thousands of racially diverse residents without homes and jobs.
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