1 Person Dead After Carmichael Shooting
One person has died after a shooting on Monday in Carmichael.
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One person has died after a shooting on Monday in Carmichael.
A suspect has now been arrested in the shooting at a Stockton rooftop bar that left one man dead over the weekend.
A suspect has been arrested after about 42,000 pounds of pistachios were stolen from a Central California farm this month.
Gov. Gavin Newsom says California will pay off all the past-due rent that accumulated in the nation's most populated state because of the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, a promise to make landlords whole while giving renters a clean slate.
The murder of a UC Davis graduate living in Russia has led to lots of questions about what led up to the violent attack. It's a painful loss for a little sister still trying to understand a senseless crime.
What some people thought was a lost dog turned out to be a coyote.
Many rental companies sold off their cars during the pandemic since no one was renting them. For people living with disabilities, there is a little-known option to rent a car in Sacramento.
There were calls for not only action but reflection, bringing both joy and determination in the fight for progress.
The Hard Rock Casino has a very special menu to celebrate Mother's Day. John is over at the cookset getting a little taste.
From treats to high-quality dog food, this pet store has everything you need to care for your pet. Ryan Nelson headed up to Auburn to check out the new spot for incredible pets.
Sorry to say, your favorite beauty product may be polluting the planet. Courtney is with the cosmetic chemist, finding out some helpful tips.
Students from John Adams Academy have been working hard and practicing their lines for their brand new play, "Oklahoma." Sade Browne made it to El Dorado Hills.
April is Financial Literacy Month, and as costs continue to rise across California, many young people aren’t prepared for the financial reality ahead. A 2026 survey by Beyond Finance and Operation HOPE found that only 28% of Gen Z adults feel their education has fully prepared them to make financial decisions. Programs like Bite of Reality® help bridge this gap by giving students hands-on experience and building confidence in managing real-life financial decisions before entering adulthood.