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The crosses were removed by the Gold Nugget museum and are being kept in safe storage until the new museum opens.
It's from a simple device created by college students for a class project. Now it's getting the attention of the Nevada City mayor, who wants to use her entire town as a test location.
A Dixon senior says the grocery store banned her from the delivery service.
A nearly half-century staple of Old Sacramento, Fat City Bar and Cafe, is closing up shop.
A large explosion in Folsom is sounding alarms at city hall after worried neighbors called in with questions.
Paying for the damage squatters leave behind, that's what one Fairfield neighbor says happened after her house caught fire this summer.
The leader of the California Senate asked a committee Thursday to investigate a utility company's decision to cut off power to more than 2 million people to prevent wildfires.
Aftershock just had it's biggest weekend yet in the history of the California rock festival with 97,500 attendees during the newly expanded three-day sold-out event.
A woman who was shot in Placer County on Wednesday has died, and her boyfriend is in custody on suspicion of murder.
Good Day's Courtney Dempsey and John Dabkovich talk with Duck Brand about their annual scholarship competition, where kids use duct tape to create their outfits for prom.
Good Day's Sakura Gray was at Sacramento's B Street Theatre, where people can watch the Hardy Boys solve mysteries. "The First Adventures of the Hardy Boys" brings these iconic characters to life, and the show is fun for the whole family.
Good Day's Cody Stark spent the morning at the State Capitol with some excited "Star Wars" fans. He talks with the Stanislaus County assemblyman who makes this visit possible every year.
Good Day's Courtney Dempsey and John Dabkovich chat with stars of "Watson" on CBS. Morris Chestnut and Randall Park share their thoughts about the show's upcoming season finale and getting picked up for a second season.
Good Day's Molly Riehl shows us around Sacramento's new and improved Campus Commons Golf Course. The course closed in 2020. Now, it's back and better than ever with updated greens and spectacular views of the American River.