Firefighters Say Caldor Fire Next To Impossible To Get Under Control
Cal Fire says trying to get a handle on the fire is next to impossible.
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Cal Fire says trying to get a handle on the fire is next to impossible.
Another day, another wildfire leaving a community living on the edge of disaster.
The violence surrounding the Kabul airport is now forcing a Sacramento mother to hunker down with her four children as she desperately tries to get home to her husband.
Firefighters said the fire started in the middle of empty plastic bins outside of the facility. Tens of thousands of those bins burned.
Just miles from a Caldor Fire evacuation zone, the owners of D'Agostini Ranch opened their doors to those desperate for shelter. They were helping dozens of evacuees who were unsure what the future holds.
Sacramento business owner Ahmad Samir shared a snapshot of nine family passports. They are all members of his family stuck in Afghanistan, desperate to leave Taliban-controlled Kabul.
Hopping from fire to fire during the height of a historic California wildfire season can wear crews down and take its toll. Many spend their days away from home and their loved ones. But a group of volunteers hopes to take some of the pressure off by bringing their furry friends to those fighting on the front lines.
With new cases of the delta variant popping up across the region, it's become clear the pandemic is far from over. And some frontline workers who have been feeding everyone say they need a break.
Authorities say they were in a standoff with a suspect at a Sacramento-area mobile home park for more than a day.
If you're looking for your new favorite coffee spot, one family-owned business in Vacaville is serving up more than just great coffee. Enjoy Coffee has quickly become a community gathering place where families, friends, and neighbors can connect over handcrafted drinks in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
This June and July, the Davis Aquatic Masters swim program is running an “adult learn to swim” program open to all members of the Davis community.
In a Nutshell is all about stories. Storytellers perform once a month at The Sofie's B Street Theater. The next show is on June 26. The theme is NSFW, a coy way of saying that there will be spicy sex stories. One of the featured storytellers, Dixie La Tour, has been doing a show (Bawdy Storytelling) in SF and other cities for the past 20 years. She does exactly what the NSFW show will be, sex stories, but they are not just stories about sex. They are about human connection, human vulnerability, and our shared humanity. Though the specific topics to discuss this humanity can often make crowds blush!
Marlene Simon joins us in studio to show us plants you can grow in your garden with long lasting flowers you can use for bouquets! Plus she shows Lori how to care for some of her older houseplants.
Today, June 21st, marks the Summer Solstice, the first day of summer and the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. It’s also International Yoga Day, and a brand-new local yoga studio is celebrating with a special community event featuring gentle yoga, sun salutations, breathwork, sound bowls, live music, singing, and opportunities to connect with others. Hosted by YogaSix Folsom in the Palladio Piazza, this free event gives participants a chance to stretch, relax, and get a sneak peek at what’s to come as YogaSix Folsom prepares to open its doors in the coming weeks