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After the longest and perhaps most difficult mission of its kind, an active duty service member with COVID-19 is now back in the US recovering. The mission called for two trans-pacific flights and crew members from several different career fields, considering all the challenges, but two of the Travis Air Force Base team members CBS13 talked with said it all comes with the job.
Yuba City and Grass Valley closed down streets to allow for outdoor dining amid the pandemic.
El Dorado County health officials said it's likely inevitable that the county finds itself on the state's watch list in a matter of weeks. Though, with public help, Dr. Nancy Williams says there's still a slim chance at avoiding it.
Two people arrested in Plumas County were released from custody after one of them claimed they were possibly exposed to the virus at the Butte County Jail a week prior and then testing positive, the Plumas County Sheriff's Office announced on Saturday.
Demonstrators gathered for a rally at Sacramento City Hall on Saturday to show their support for law enforcement.
Four generations gathered on Saturday morning to celebrate the 100th birthday of the matriarch of the family, Mary Butler.
Midtown's Cantina Alley in Sacramento announced a temporary two-week closure after an employee tested positive for the coronavirus.
There is now an elevated risk of West Nile Virus in Sutter County after a second sample of mosquitoes has tested positive, the Sutter-Yuba Mosquito and Vector Control District announced on Friday.
With no confirmed case of the coronavirus, Yosemite National Park appeared to be a safe haven from the pandemic.
Tis the season to curl up on a cold night and sip on something hot and sweet! Chef and author, Marisa Churchill, joins us in studio to share some hot cocoa with us.
Lorina’s Edible Garden has been in business for 25 years and “Christmas at the Barn” is a favorite annual event! Santa and the Grinch will be there. The nursery and farm shop will have handcrafted products from small businesses from around the community.
The winter is citrus season! Michael Marks is in studio to tell us more!
Every first Saturday in December, the Roseville Firefighters host their Annual Pancake Breakfast and 100% of the proceeds go directly to the Roseville Firefighter Honor Guard. This is a family-favorite event where your breakfast is cooked and served by the dedicated Roseville Firefighters who work tirelessly to keep our community safe. Breakfast is free, but donations are greatly appreciated. Every dollar supports the Roseville Firefighters Honor Guard, who selflessly volunteer their time throughout the year to honor our fallen heroes at ceremonies, events, and funerals.
Tina and Cody each get a chance to draw a sketch!