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River City Motel Has Left the Boulevard
SACRAMENTO, CA – Once a place for travelers to rest after making the journey from Stockton to Sacramento, the River City Motel is now a condemned eyesore and haven for criminal activity including drug trafficking and prostitution, according to authorities.
The Stockton Boulevard Redevelopment Community gathered at the motel site Monday to witness the first phase of its demolition, namely, the River City Motel marquee sign.
Due to a snag involving the city’s air quality board, Pantano Demolition said it wouldn’t be able to level the entire building Monday. That’s scheduled to happen in early July.
“It really is a pleasure to be here. Normally we like to celebrate things that are getting built as opposed to torn down,” said Sacramento County Supervisor Roger Dickinson. “But in this case, the start of building something new is in fact to tear down something old.”

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Although this year’s NBA Draft won’t be as exciting – or as painful – to watch for KU fans as last year’s draft when everybody but the laundry guy was drafted off a Championship team, for Big 12 fans there is plenty excitement again as for the third draft in a row, a Big 12 stud will be drafted in the top 2 picks, this year being the ManBeast, Oklahoma’s Blake Griffin.
The last two years have seen Kevin Durant and Michael Beasley both go #2, and while I furiously campaigned at local gyms and massage parlors, err, barber shops, both times that each should go number 1, each time it fell on deaf ears because nobody outside of Big 12 Country cares about the Big 12….
That said, Durant has more than justified why he should have gone to Portland and KU alum Kevin Pritchard is still wondering how he ended up with a 50-year-old man disguised as a 7-footer who calls himself Gre …

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Dear Straight Talk: My friend “Sheryl” caught her son viewing porn on his computer with some other boys. When she got upset, he told her that everybody watches it and to chill out. She moved his computer to the living room, but he is almost 18 and she’s at a loss. What should she do?
Darlene, Laguna Niguel
Charles, 23, Sacramento, Calif.: Get over it. I saw porn the first time at a friend’s house around age 10. It was the first year most of us had Internet service. After that, trading floppy discs of porn images became a normal part of boy life. Today, the joke among all my guy friends is, “How many gigs of porn do you have?” In college, some kids had 200 hours of porn on their computers! Porn is a good thing, a healthier outlet than unsafe sex, prostitution, or rape.

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Dear Straight Talk: My friend “Sheryl” caught her son viewing porn on his computer with some other boys. When she got upset, he told her that everybody watches it and to chill out. She moved his computer to the living room, but he is almost 18 and she’s at a loss. What should she do? — Darlene, Laguna Niguel
Charles, 23, Sacramento: Get over it. I saw porn the first time at a friend’s house around age 10. It was the first year most of us had Internet service. After that, trading floppy discs of porn images became a normal part of boy life. Today, the joke among all my guy friends is, “How many gigs of porn do you have?” In college, some kids had 200 hours of porn on their computers! Porn is a good thing, a healthier outlet than unsafe sex, prostitution or rape.

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River City Motel Has Left the Boulevard
SACRAMENTO, CA – Once a place for travelers to rest after making the journey from Stockton to Sacramento, the River City Motel is now a condemned eyesore and haven for criminal activity including drug trafficking and prostitution, according to authorities.
The Stockton Boulevard Redevelopment Community gathered at the motel site Monday to witness the first phase of its demolition, namely, the River City Motel marquee sign.
Due to a snag involving the city’s air quality board, Pantano Demolition said it wouldn’t be able to level the entire building Monday. That’s scheduled to happen in early July.
“It really is a pleasure to be here. Normally we like to celebrate things that are getting built as opposed to torn down,” said Sacramento County Supervisor Roger Dickinson. “But in this case, the start of building something new is in fact to tear down something old.”

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SACRAMENTO The Sacramento County chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said it has filed a California Public Records Act request for information about a controversial grant for the purchase of 32 surveillance cameras and four mobile surveillance trailers by the Sacramento City Police Department.
The decision to file the request was made because city and law enforcement officials have been “less than forthcoming about details of the plan, and the people have the right to know,” said James Updegraff, chair of the ACLU/Sacramento board of directors.
Mayor Kevin Johnson announced, and Police Chief Rick Braziel confirmed in April that a $615,000 grant was being used to purchase the cameras.
However, the ACLU said it has been unable to obtain any more information about the plan and how it would impact the public’s privacy.
“In fact, as many studies have shown, video surveillance cameras do not make people safer. Cameras do not prevent or reduce violent crime, including homicides, or drug crimes and prostitution,” said Updegraff.

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Dear Straight Talk: My friend, “Sheryl,” caught her son viewing porn on his computer with some other boys. When she got upset, he told her that everybody watches it and to chill out. She moved his computer to the living room, but he is almost 18 and she’s at a loss. What should she do? — Darlene, Laguna Niguel
Charles, 23, Sacramento: Get over it. I saw porn the first time at a friend’s house around age 10. It was the first year most of us had Internet service. After that, trading floppy discs of porn images became a normal part of boy life. Today, the joke among ALL my guy friends is, “How many gigs of porn do you have?” In college, some kids had 200 hours of porn on their computers! Porn is a good thing, a healthier outlet than unsafe sex, prostitution or rape.

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Dear Straight Talk: My friend, “Sheryl,” caught her son viewing porn on his computer with some other boys. When she got upset, he told her that everybody watches it and to chill out. She moved his computer to the living room, but he is almost 18 and she’s at a loss. What should she do? — Darlene, Laguna Niguel
Charles, 23, Sacramento: Get over it. I saw porn the first time at a friend’s house around age 10. It was the first year most of us had Internet service. After that, trading floppy discs of porn images became a normal part of boy life.
Today, the joke among all my guy friends is: “How many gigs of porn do you have?” In college, some kids had 200 hours of porn on their computers! Porn is a good thing, a healthier outlet than unsafe sex, prostitution or rape.

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Two good-looking men, dressed casually in jeans and summer shirts, suddenly appear in doorway, disrupting boredom. Dark-haired and tall, in their late 20s or early 30s, they look innocent enough, not unlike the scene inside the salon. Maybe lost tourists about to ask for directions?
“Do you do happy endings?” the shorter one asks.
Women exchange glances, I pretend to go back to my US Weekly.
Men leave within seconds, after getting no reaction.
“Unbelievable,” I say when it’s safe to look up.
“What did they say?,” one client asks.
“They were asking for happy endings,” I reply.
I explain in English. To expectant faces all around, I explain in Spanish.
Clients laugh a nervous laugh. Manicurists recoil in horror. They seem appalled, but they also break into laughter.
Tri-lingual owner doesn’t seem to register the explanation in either language.
“An erotic massage!,” another client cries, and chatter about the request goes on for the next half-hour.

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Chowfind: Asian Pearl Sacramento
It’s a pretty bleak stretch of Auburn Blvd. as you cross into Citrus Heights. Strip clubs, seedy bars, and tattoo / piercing parlors set the tone. But what may well be the best Chinese restaurant in this part of town opened in March next to the Phoenix Casino.
Asian Pearl is apparently an institution in Richmond, Fremont, and Millbrae. In March they opened an outpost on Auburn just east of Manzanita Ave. I’d never heard of the place, but saw the “Grand Opening” banner and decided to stop in for a solo lunch.
The room is clean and well-lit, with big windows and upholstered things on the wall to keep the noise level down. Upon walking in, there’s a white board with specials in Hanzi. That’s a good sign. I was seated promptly and brought a pot of tea and the menus.

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