Mail Fail: Some Amador County Residents Say They Haven't Gotten Mail In Months
Some Amador County neighbors say they have not gotten mail in months.
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Some Amador County neighbors say they have not gotten mail in months.
On Thursday, a six-year-old Modesto boy gave 20 children he doesn't even know new bikes and helmets.
A Sacramento family will get $27 million after a deputy was found at fault for crashing into them and causing a lifelong injury.
For the last two years, Anna French has been creating Christmas tree kits for the kids at the hospital who are currently in the same situation she was in two years ago.
Remember the E. coli outbreak in romaine lettuce last month? Turns out, it's not over.
A San Francisco woman is offering a $7,000 reward for her blue-eyed miniature Australian Shepherd stolen from outside a grocery store. She has hired a plane to fly a banner over the city in hopes of finding him.
California marijuana users can now turn to their smartphones to find out if a dispensary is legit.
A house fire in Rancho Cordova has injured at least one person, Sacramento Metro Fire said.
The number of vaping-related lung injury cases has topped 2,500 nationwide and at least 54 deaths have been reported.
A man suspected of robbing a Laguna Creek High School student and attacking the victim and his family has been arrested.
A local chocolate shop is sweetening things up this summer by adding cake to the menu. Molly Riehl is live in Sacramento satisfying her sweet tooth at Ginger Elizabeth Chocolates.
Molly Riehl is live in Sacramento satisfying her sweet tooth at Ginger Elizabeth Chocolates—and she’s not alone! Vanessa Bieker joins us to share more about the project.
A local volunteer for Front Street is hosting a three-day fundraiser for the animal shelter, selling new/nearly new pet supplies/pet wear, housewares/small appliances, patio/home decor, art, toys, and tools.
Celebrate the beginning of the summer solstice with wine! In fact, this is the party of the summer! Sade is now in Lodi with more on the block party taking place this weekend.
Beginning tonight (June 19), more than a dozen businesses will open their doors to let customers peek behind the curtain, providing a live demonstration or artist activation between 4-8 p.m. that showcases their business. The newest Third Thursdays in Old Sacramento Waterfront encourages guests to get more familiar with the unique businesses in Sacramento’s original historic neighborhood — such as the Blueprint Coffee Project!