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A picture of every California state legislator was run through a facial-recognition program that matches facial images to a database of 25,000 criminal mugshots, the American Civil Liberties Union of California (ACLU) said Tuesday in a statement.
Crews will break ground on the $45 million project in the next month.
An excessive heat warning has been issued by the National Weather Service from Wednesday through Friday night.
Deputies arrested a man Tuesday who allegedly made threats at an officer.
A search is on for a man who police say kidnapped his elderly, non-communicative mother from a Reno senior care facility.
Authorities are asking for help in finding the driver suspected of running a red light and hitting a bicyclist in Modesto.
Firefighters are battling flames that have spread from a home to nearby vegetation near the Tuolumne County community of Columbia Tuesday morning.
More than a quarter-million motorized awning covers sold by SunSetter are being recalled after one person died and people were injured.
An Arizona woman is warning moms to be on high alert after her 9-month-old daughter got sick drinking formula that she believes was tampered with.
From macrons to gourmet cookies and even the viral Dubai chocolate, one local bakery has everything you need to tame your sweet cravings. Sade Browne is at Sweet Oven Bakery, sampling the sweets one delicious bite at a time.
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, today is a day when dreams are coming true! John gets to experience what it's like to play in the Masters, and it's all thanks to Cody Stark. They join us live in Carmichael with more.
This weekend you have the opportunity to connect with California Alpaca Farmers! Join CALPACA for a fun-filled event celebrating all things alpaca! The Sanctioned Alpaca Show, happening this weekend, features adorable alpacas, unique vendors, delicious food, and engaging fiber demonstrations showcasing amazing fiber arts.
Watching kids look for eggs on Easter is already cute enough, but we found a place that takes that cuteness up a notch. Molly Riehl is in Sacramento, where a floating Easter egg hunt is underway this morning.
Some local elementary students have been selected by NASA to continue an experiment related to the Artemis missions. Dina Kupfer is live in Knight's Landing, where the kids are planting a tree that’s flown in outer space.