A New Normal: Sacramento Businesses Adjust To California's Coronavirus Restrictions
Day one of the new California coronavirus guidelines has forced 'closed signs' to go up in places that typically hold some of Sacramento's biggest crowds.
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Day one of the new California coronavirus guidelines has forced 'closed signs' to go up in places that typically hold some of Sacramento's biggest crowds.
It's an uncommon sight during the coronavirus pandemic: Turlock schools staying open with students still in class while millions across the state aren't.
The university is only staying open for some students who have no other options following growing concerns over the coronavirus.
Some students who live on campus are being allowed to stay if they don't have other options.
Gov. Newsom directed all movie theaters, gyms and health clubs to close for the time being.
In an effort to reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus, the City of Manteca recommended Monday night that all residents shelter in place.
Pacific Gas & Electric on Monday won court approval to raise $23 billion to help pay its bills over destructive California wildfires after Gov. Gavin Newsom dropped his opposition to a financing package designed to help the nation's largest utility get out of bankruptcy.
Some area restaurants are getting creative with how to stay in business.
Hand sanitizer is a hot commodity right now. We all know the advice: Wash your hands often with soap and water to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. When you can't, use hand sanitizer.
“Play Like A Girl” is to highlight female athletes in all kinds of sports; local, college and pro.
Fun Run/Trike-A-Thon is a whole school event to promote health and wellness as well as bringing the community together! Merryhill school consists of Prek-6th Grade and Prek-1st Grade get to ride their bikes/scooters around the track and 2nd-6th graders run around the track and try and complete as many laps as they can!
Gospel great John P. Kee is in town tonight for a celebration all about healing and positivity. Courtney is standing by for a sneak peek of the event.
Our next guest is a very funny comedian and podcaster. Her standup special "Filth Queen" is currently streaming on Netflix. But she is stopping in Sacramento tonight as part of her nationwide tour.
A show on Paramount+ is bringing mafia business to Oklahoma in "Tulsa King". We're chatting with two of the stars Robert Patrick and Beau Knapp with more on the new season airing now,