Woman Who Climbed To Base Of Statue Of Liberty Arrested
A protester who climbed the Statue of Liberty's base has been escorted down by police after a roughly four-hour standoff that forced the evacuation of Liberty Island on the Fourth of July.
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A protester who climbed the Statue of Liberty's base has been escorted down by police after a roughly four-hour standoff that forced the evacuation of Liberty Island on the Fourth of July.
Thick smoke from the flames continues to blanket much of the Sacramento Valley, leaving farmers to worry about their crops.
If it wasn't for the quick thinking of 9-year-old Luke the outcome could have been much worse.
This week features the return of everyone's favorite insect size superhero, Ant-Man.
The Department of Water Resources recently released water from Lake Oroville so spillway repairs could continue.
It's an Independence Day forecast that should make backyard barbecue parties a little more pleasant.
A gray SUV traveling on Interstate 80 somehow lost control and tumbled across highway lanes, missing traffic. The female driver inside miraculously walked away.
Firefighters were able to make progress on the blaze, which grew to 72,500 acres and is now up to 15 percent containment.
The good Samaritans who lost their lives, detectives say, had just pulled over to help the driver in the disabled vehicle.
We're stirring up some delicious brunch this Labor Day Weekend with our friends from The Golden Bear!
The 27th Annual Toys for Tots Car Show is today at Chase Chevrolet in Stockton, and Big Al was there!
St George Greek-Catholic Church is hosting its first Middle Eastern Food Festival!
SacAnime is a pop-culture entertainment convention, with live programming, celebrity guests, contests, vending, art shows, concerts, and more! SacAnime is the show where “Fans Come to Play”. This year SacAnime is turning 20 years old and will feature celebrity guests that include the voices of “Bluey” and voices of the original Disney princesses.
This festival in Fremont Park, is one of the last of the free, family-friendly festivals in Midtown Sacramento, has seen a remarkable increase in visitors over the last three years. With hundreds of artists creating sidewalk chalk murals, dozens of local artisans and makers, local food and treat vendors, a beer garden, and a diverse line-up of live local musicians and DJs, the festival is a true reflection of the diverse and inclusive Sacramento art scene.