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More than 1,000 people took part in Saturday's Girls On the Run 5K event at Inderkum High School. There were 39 teams and nearly 500 girls participating.
A collector of cars and motorcycles, Darrell Hare paid $85 a month for an extended warranty that would cover his Mercedes for 60,000 miles, giving him peace of mind.
A new Amtrak station is coming to Midtown. It's part of an upgrade to the route connecting Sacramento with the San Joaquin Valley. And the city says the station will be up and running in just two years.
After a costly renovation project, issues are surfacing once again inside a pond at Sacramento's historic Land Park. Some park volunteers and visitors say low water levels have caused multiple ducklings and goslings in the area to die.
City leaders are trying to get help for the South Sacramento community following the shooting death of Stephon Clark at the hands of two police officers.
A monumental ruling by the United States Supreme Court sets the stage for legalized sports betting across the country.
A purple-painted building in Lodi has some neighbors seeing red. One planning commissioner says he's received more than a dozen complaints because of the bold color, and now the Lodi city planner says it even violates city code.
A psychologist working at Travis Air Force Base is behind bars tonight, accused of sexually assaulting patients he was hired to help.
A man was out for a Sunday afternoon stroll on a British Columbia beach when he made a gruesome discovery: a human foot in a hiking boot, lodged in pile of wood.
Dorothea's is a year round Christmas store who've been in business for 59 years. They specialize in ornaments that are meaningful to someone that particular year. I.E. if you have a kid that plays soccer, gets a new driver's license, becomes a chef, dancer etc. They have that ornament for you.
Sensory Friendly Dance, now in its eighth year of producing inclusive and engaging dance events in Sacramento, will present a new story ballet of Hansel & Gretel. Based on the classic Grimms’ Fairy Tale, this live dance performance of Hansel & Gretel will be choreographed by Christopher Nachtrab, a former Sacramento Ballet dancer who went on to dance for the San Francisco Opera and New York City Metropolitan Opera.
Courtney is here to slap you with science!
We love meeting friends all over, especially when they have a super cool skill!
Stockton Animal Shelter is showing us a dog that is ready for adoption.