Man arrested 2nd time after another cat death, Yolo County sheriff says Share Updated: 4:57 PM PST Feb 23, 2021 KCRA Staff Share Updated: 4:57 PM PST Feb 23, 2021
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Show Transcript THIS IS KCRA THREE NEWS AT 4:00. MELANIE: GOOD MORNING. TONI: IT’S TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23. I’M TONI VALLIERE. TY: I’M TY STEELE. GOVERNOR NEWSOM SAYS HE WILL SIGN A BILL TODAY TO HELP CALIFORNIANS STRUGGLING DURING THE PANDEMIC. STATE LAWMAKERS APPROVED PART A STATE STIMULUS PACKAGE THAT INCLUDES $600 PAYMENTS. NEARLY SIX MILLION CALIFORNIAS WILL BENEFIT. THE PAYMENTS WILL GO TO PEOPLE EARNING LESS THAN $30,000 A YEAR. ALSO, PEOPLE WHO RECEIVE ASSISTANCE FROM STATE PROGRAMS BENEFITING LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, AND PEOPLE WHO ARE BLIND AND HAVE OTHER DISABILITIES. TY: THIS MORNING, STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL XAVIER BECERRA WILL APPEAR BEFORE A SENATE COMMITTEE FOR HIS CONFIRMATION HEARING. PRESIDENT BIDEN NOMINATED BECERRA TO LEAD THE DEPARTMENT