Roseville Woman Looking Into Her Own Adoption Discovers She Has Identical Twin Sister
After wanting closure in her life, Elizabeth Jackson Booth wanted to find out more about who she is and more about her birth mother.
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After wanting closure in her life, Elizabeth Jackson Booth wanted to find out more about who she is and more about her birth mother.
A fast-moving wildfire is growing in the same area burned by the 2018 Camp Fire.
Two people were found dead less than a week apart on the same street in Diamond Springs.
After an unprecedented 75 weeks of training, more than one hundred California Highway Patrol cadets completed a long-running tradition Wednesday morning.
The future of millions of waterfowl that visit the region each fall could be up in the air if dry conditions continue.
Public health leaders in Yolo County are again urging people, even those who are vaccinated for COVID-19, to wear masks indoors.
Authorities say a death investigation is the reason for a heavy law enforcement presence in a Diamond Springs neighborhood Wednesday morning.
For passengers on Allegiant Airlines flight 161, an hour-long flight turned into a 17-hour journey.
Parents will want to keep masks on the school supply list.
The Plant Lady has returned to answer your plant questions!
It's time for Hee Hee Haw! Who had the funniest joke?
Marlene Simon is in studio answering all your plant and garden related questions!
Tom Cladis just launched his debut novel, THE AGE OF SERPENTS AND SCORPIONS - Explores Power, Belief, and the Battle for the Soul of America. It has a strong YA crossover appeal—and it aligns perfectly with your audience. As you know, YA today isn’t just for teens; it skews heavily toward adult readers, particularly women, who are drawn to character-driven stories, emotional stakes, and imaginative worlds. Tom’s novel hits that sweet spot—accessible, engaging, and layered enough for a broad, lifestyle-focused audience.
If you want to know how and where your food is grown in Vacaville, look no further! Lockewood Acres is working on a totally self-sustainable model for a small family farm that focuses on nutrient dense, pesticide-free, sustainably grown, eggs, fruit, vegetables, and meat. Plants and animals are all part of our bio-dynamic system to help create a regenerative and sustainable homestead farm that is open to the public.