Slaying Of Natomas Librarian Amber Clark Reaches First-Degree Murder Conviction
A jury on Wednesday convicted a man of first-degree murder in the December 2018 slaying of Natomas librarian Amber Clark.
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A jury on Wednesday convicted a man of first-degree murder in the December 2018 slaying of Natomas librarian Amber Clark.
A Sacramento woman has been arrested after an incident onboard a plane at Buffalo Niagara International Airport that ended with her allegedly deploying the emergency exit slide.
Thousands of Sutter Health workers are going on strike as of Monday.
A suspected gunman is in police custody after he allegedly fatally shot a family member in Sacramento.
Congresswoman Doris Matsui believes the colorful addition to the park named for her late husband will become a regional attraction akin to the cherry blossoms that bring tourists to Washington, D.C., every spring.
Sherri Papini was in a courtroom Wednesday for the first time since she admitted her 2016 kidnapping was all a hoax.
A puppy that was found near a debris fire in North Sacramento is now being fostered by the very firefighters that rescued him.
Officers are investigating a stabbing along Fruitridge Road in Sacramento on Wednesday.
A new tiny house community could be coming to south Sacramento.
Weeks before Smiley Martin was accused of being one of five gunmen in Sacramento's worst mass shooting, the county agreed to pay him a $7,500 settlement.
Sacramento police have identified and are searching for another suspect believed to be among at least five shooters in the April 3 mass shooting on K Street.
From coast to coast, the country is reeling from recent mass shootings including one in downtown Sacramento. Health experts warn not only do those events impact communities experiencing such violence, but also people from afar.
Authorities say debris associated with a homeless camp caught fire under Interstate 80 on Tuesday morning.
Faith leaders of all religions are coming together to take a stand against violence. They held a prayer vigil Monday in Sacramento to hold themselves and the city accountable to create change.
A new survey shows Sacramento city parks need millions of dollars in repairs.
The mass shooting that police say was a gun battle between rival gangs that left six dead and 12 wounded earlier this month shook downtown Sacramento — and created another challenge for a city trying to redefine itself as a destination for more than just government workers.
A violent weekend unfolded just a week after a deadly mass shooting in downtown.
Navigating the first weekend since last Sunday's horror is not expected to be easy as some admit to struggling with a shaken sense of security.
Piles of burnt rubble sit behind a chain-link fence. They're the latest leftovers at the old California Shellfish Company, an abandoned property that's now had its fair share of fires.
Front Street Animal Shelter is waiving their adoption fee for dogs due to their shelter being extremely full, the organization wrote on Facebook.
Sacramento city leaders are dealing with chaos inside their own ranks. A new legal ruling is making it unclear just which city council members represent large swaths of the city.
Rachael Muro, the GM of Capital Books on K, said Sunday's shooting was not the only time the store has become a safe haven in downtown. During protests, with tear gas in the air, the store's owner opened the bookstore for protestors to find safety.
A Lodi mom is taking her pain and pushing forward to help her community after Sunday's shooting in Sacramento. She went through heartbreak no parent should ever endure.
The Sacramento Police Department is sharing a timeline of their interaction with the suspects before Sunday morning's war in the streets of downtown that left six people dead and 12 people hurt.
The first weekend since Sacramento's mass shooting has downtown nightlife on edge. Keeping customers and staff safe is priority number one for businesses in the area.
