California Reports 1st Prison Inmate Death Caused By Coronavirus
California corrections officials announced Sunday the first prison inmate death from complications related to coronavirus.
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California corrections officials announced Sunday the first prison inmate death from complications related to coronavirus.
Marilyn Stebbins is a wife, an avid runner, a pharmacist, and her latest title is coronavirus survivor. She wants her story to be a learning point for everyone.
One Sacramento County neighborhood held a socially-distanced party and parade amid the coronavirus pandemic for a beloved neighbor's 98th birthday on Sunday.
The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation announced that 115 inmates and 88 employees in their facilities have tested positive for coronavirus as of April 18.
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The Elk Grove Police Department announced an arrest in connection with a drive-by shooting that injured one person and left a home and two vehicles hit by gunfire on April 12.
The Vacaville Police Department said at least two homes and three separate vehicles were struck by gunfire in two separate shootings Saturday night.
A suspected DUI driver crashed into a tree on Highway 160 resulting in fatal injuries for one passenger and major injuries for another, the California Highway Patrol said.
One place the coronavirus has hit especially hard is nursing homes. Now, the California Department of Public Health is tracking the cases in skilled nursing facilities.
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A rodeo that hasn't been held since the pandemic has new leadership and is finally back on! The Clements Stampede returns this weekend. It draws bull riders and others from across the state.
Fall soccer season is coming to an end - and some young athletes at the YMCA are gearing up for their final game of the year! The Fall Soccer season is wrapping up, and the YMCA in Woodland is celebrating another great year of getting kids active and having fun! Their youth sports programs focus on building skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship — all in a positive and encouraging environment.