Firefighter Dies Of Illness While Assigned To Dixie Fire
The firefighter, who was working for the Lassen National Forest, did not die as a result of the fire, rather because of an illness, according to a U.S. National Forest Service spokesperson.
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The firefighter, who was working for the Lassen National Forest, did not die as a result of the fire, rather because of an illness, according to a U.S. National Forest Service spokesperson.
Downtown Sacramento streets were packed all weekend thanks to the first convention in the city in more than a year.
It was a homecoming filled with warm smiles and delicious treats on Sunday. Randy and Lisa Suela put a smile on their South Lake Tahoe neighbors' faces by handing out free ice cream and cookies to first responders and people who returned home over the weekend.
A Patterson woman was arrested this weekend after she allegedly attacked her two roommates with a knife during an argument, authorities said on Sunday.
South Lake Tahoe residents can return back home after mandatory evacuation orders due to the Caldor Fire were downgraded Sunday.
Police say the circumstances leading up to the shooting are still under investigation, and detectives do not have a suspect description to provide at this point.
A fast-burning fire was threatening structures in the Amador County community of Fiddletown. The fire is approximately 40 acres and was 15% contained Sunday afternoon.
An investigation into what caused the crash near San Diego is ongoing.
A 21-year-old man has died after being stabbed in Oakdale Saturday.
The Indianapolis 500 is the "Greatest Spectacle in Racing", a massive, multifaceted, and high-stakes event that draws global attention. Its combination of immense scale, deeply rooted traditions, and intense emotional storylines makes for a great segment!
A local running club is encouraging mothers to get up and be active while reconnecting with the community. Ryan Nelson is in Sacramento, getting his steps in and learning more about the movement.
This student-driven event transforms Mira Loma’s campus into a simulation of the 1950s era featuring live music, dance performances, historical figure meet and greets, and many more interactive learning opportunities. Through “Pleasantville,” students are fully in character throughout the experience, creating a fast-moving, highly interactive environment that blends history, performance, and culture. This year’s event will also feature interactive educational performances from several student organizations, including the Afghan Culture Club, Latinos Unidos, Black Student Union, Chinese Club, and PRIDE.
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A local farm is inviting guests to enjoy the company of alpacas and all they have to offer. Bella Kunde is in Loomis-- making some new friends and learning about these animals.