SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — They’ve occupied Cesar Chavez Park, they’ve set up shop in front of the old City Hall, and now the so-called 99 percent have a new spot in mind: county government. »
After police arrested 21 people at a Occupy Sacramento protest at Cesar Chavez Park on Thursday, one man stayed behind. He's camping out in a tree at the park. »
More than 100 Occupy Sacramento protesters locked arms around a statue in Cesar Chavez Park to denounce a city ordinance that closes the park at 11 p.m. The crowd's defiance led to 21 arrests. »
The Sacramento’s City Attorney’s office said it is dropping some cases against Occupy Sacramento protesters. City police had been arresting protesters who tried to stay overnight at Cesar Chavez Park, which was against a city ordinance. »
Occupy Sacramento protesters announced their plans to expand across the street from their current location at, Cesar Chavez Park, to Sacramento’s City Hall Tuesday. »
Dozens of Occupy Sacramento protesters were in court this morning, including anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan, and a federal hearing was set to take place later this afternoon. »
Today was the first day of trials for those arrested in Cesar Chavez Park as part of Occupy Sacramento. Protesters showed their support for those going to trial by gathering in front of the Sacramento Superior Court. Only... »
Occupy Sacramento supporters held a "Re-Occupation" rally Saturday at Cesar Chavez Park, the same place where a total of 110 people have been arrested since the protests began last year.Protestors did not plan on camping overnight, with this issue bein... »
