Pool Will Open At Grant Union High After Public Backlash
The swimming pool at Grant Union High School in Del Paso Heights will open to the public Wednesday, July 11.
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The swimming pool at Grant Union High School in Del Paso Heights will open to the public Wednesday, July 11.
Police have arrested a man accused of starting the fire at Grant High School Sunday that caused extensive damage.
You can draft your Fantasy Football team from a suite at Levi's Stadium next month.
Scientists in Australia say they've discovered the oldest color found in nature and the answer is bright pink.
Changes are coming to the Sacramento Zoo.
The initiative would break the state into Northern California, California and Southern California.
Police say a West Virginia man is accused of faking his own kidnapping in order to get money from his family.
After getting Gene Work to a local hospital, EMT's and firefighters returned to the man's home and helped to finish planting rows of sod at the Pasco County home.
A music festival set to kick off in the Bay Area this weekend promises seven stages with more than 100 performing artists but some musicians who are scheduled to perform are raising questions about whether the promises are too good to be true.
A senior citizen in Florida is facing serious criminal charges after he was caught on video allegedly trying to attack his neighbor with a tractor.
At Greenhaven Place, a senior community offering both independent and assisted living, the knitting club crafts items for the Assistance League. All activities are included in their all-inclusive offering.
It's time for a brand new segment that is somehow also a time-honored tradition. I's the Good Day Fantasy Football Fun-ishment league!
Check out all the sweet treats at The Caramel Co. in Vacaville!
Mariachi Bonitas is in the studio to promote the 10th anniversary of the Mariachi Festival de Sacramento.
We’ll explore entertainment from the Gold Rush days at Columbia State Park, where an exhibit offers a glimpse into that era. The exhibit includes a duck pin bowling lane that visitors can try out. Bowling back then was quite different from today; it was more of an adult gambling game than a family-friendly pastime. In its earlier form, players used metal balls, which were palmed (without finger inserts) and rolled underhand at the worn wooden pins on the other side of the room.