Solar Eclipse Inspiring Big Projects Spanning The Country
In one project, Google engineers have trained people across the span of the solar eclipse to snap images of the totality and then stitch them together.
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In one project, Google engineers have trained people across the span of the solar eclipse to snap images of the totality and then stitch them together.
Ronald Dantowitz has been looking forward to Monday's solar eclipse for nearly 40 years.
Facebook has banned the Facebook and Instagram accounts of a white nationalist who attended the rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, that ended in deadly violence.
Authorities in Ceres are looking for a woman suspected of identity and car theft.
The season hasn't even kicked-off, yet people are putting big money on the Raiders to win the Lombardi Trophy.
Showtime Boxing announcers and analysts weigh in on what the strategy should be for Conor McGregor in his fight with Floyd on August 26th.
A second highway shooting in two days has occurred in Northern California.
Two break-ins in patrol cars parked at officers' homes in Rancho Cordova have law enforcement keeping a closer eye on their vehicles.
Before you attend Sacramento's most stylish eating event, you have to be prepared to dress for the occasion. We preview a fashion show of all-white styles for men and women. See that and more, Wednesday on Good Day!
Kayla Rathjen was supposed to have her wedding at McFarland Ranch, but now she's scrambling to find another venue.
He's got the lab coat on, and his hands are all warmed up! Professor Stark is here to Slap You With Science!
We continue to celebrate the Class of 2024 through the end of June, it's time for more Seniors in the Ocho!
THE MOBILE PLANT SHOP CALLED "THYME TO GROW."
We close out Tuesday's show with Courtney's Question of the Day: When are you the most "outdoorsy?"
Changing Cadence Foundation is hosting a public walk this Saturday to honor the sacrifice of our veterans, including fallen Roseville native Sgt. Nicole Gee. The walk is to raise awareness and raise funds to help boost the new Sgt. Nicole Gee Memorial Foundation. Sakura Gray is along the route in Roseville, finding out more.