  Rocklin father, son released from custody after alleged road rage incident – A judge allowed a Rocklin father and his son to be released from custody following their arrest after an alleged road rage incident that ended with the death of a man. On Tuesday, Anthony and Blake Rakela made their first appearance at the Placer County Superior Court and were let go soon after. The Placer County District Attorney decided not to formally file any charges against the father and son at this time, and they were released without bail. In the courtroom, 60-year-old Anthony Rakela and his son, 20-year-old Blake Rakela, appeared in court together dressed in orange jumpsuits.  Lucas Shepard, an El Dorado County fire marshal, dies while snorkeling in Hawaii - Lucas Shepard, an El Dorado County Fire Protection District marshal and division chief, died Friday while on vacation in Hawaii with his family. He was 43. Shepard was pulled around 12:30 p.m. from waters at Kaʻakaʻaniu Beach, also known as Larsen's Beach, after first responders were dispatched for a swimmer in distress, according to the Kaua’i Police Department. He had reportedly been snorkeling with his friends when they became unable to find him and called 911. The Kaua‘i Fire Department found him unresponsive in the water, brought him to shore and pronounced him dead at the scene, police said.  Sacramento to tackle illegal dumping with new surveillance system - The city of Sacramento is taking a significant step in its battle against illegal dumping, a persistent problem that has plagued neighborhoods for years. After dealing with unreliable surveillance systems, city leaders have approved city staff joining a new partnership aimed at improving monitoring and enforcement. On Tuesday, the Sacramento City Council cleared the way for a five-year, $300,000 contract with MSC Integration, a vendor tasked with providing updated surveillance technology to help catch those responsible for illegal dumping.  So many things, big and little, make you uniquely you: your hobbies, dreams, career, family, and more. Addiction to drugs, including opioids and stimulants, can strip these away from you. Choose treatment for drug addiction and get back to what matters most to you and your loved ones. Find a proven treatment option that’s right for you to get started. Treatment is provided in various settings and accessed through an extensive network of physicians and treatment facilities, including many primary care physicians. Our easy-to-use provider search allows you to find the most convenient options near you. Recover your life. Recover you at ChooseChangeCA.org. Sponsored by Department of Health Care Services.        |
March 19, 2025
Sacramento to tackle illegal dumping with new surveillance system
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