National home price gains slowed in the first quarter after a big push late last year but remained at a "boil" in some markets, according to real estate website Zillow.

Zillow's first-quarter home value index was up 0.5% from the fourth quarter of last year, it says.

That was compared with the 2.1% jump in the fourth quarter from the third, Zillow says, marking the smallest quarter-to-quarter gain since the home price recovery began.

The slower rate is "indicative of a market that is slowly finding its natural level," says Stan Humphries, Zillow chief economist.

Home prices have rebounded more strongly in the past year than many expected, and the sometimes dramatic run-ups in value were never expected to be sustainable, he says.

A home value index kept by John Burns Real Estate Consulting shows national prices up 5.7% in the first quarter of 2013 over the first quarter of 2012.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Gov. Jerry Brown says a man was caught trying to break into his Sacramento apartment this week while he was away.  

Brown told reporters on Tuesday that the man got on the roof of the downtown Sacramento loft building, then jumped to the balcony and was trying to break in when he was spotted by a neighbor.  

Brown said the neighbor called police and the man was arrested and released.  

The Democratic governor said he didn't think the man knew whose apartment it was.

A Sacramento police spokeswoman did not immediately return a call seeking more information. The department's online crime log says police responded on Sunday to a report of a "suspicious subject" in the same block as Brown's apartment.

It says he was arrested for prowling.

Sacramento’s very own Chaplain Frank Russell, Law Enforcement Chaplaincy-Sacramento, is privileged to serve Bostonians who have suffered such a travesty with grievous loss.  

Since Chaplain Russell’s arrival to teach disaster preparedness, he had the opportunity to help, alongside First Responders, “magnificent warriors and champions – the firefighters, paramedics and law enforcement officers who first responded” quoting Chaplain Russell to the Sacramento Bee. 

Deputy Senior Chaplain Frank Russell works with Executive Director and Senior Chaplain Mindi Russell who train volunteer chaplains to respond to critical incidents that befall citizens, as victims of homicides, suicide, auto fatalities, death of a child.  Law enforcement Chaplaincy-Sacramento delivers death notifications as requested by the Coroner’s Office. 

Bostonians have suffered one of the greatest tragedies – a loss of life, the shattering of lives who survived and the mi