Sacramento Shooting: A Timeline of Events
From the moments before the deadly mass shooting to the chaos and the aftermath, here's a timeline of the events that began unfolding in downtown Sacramento on Sunday.
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From the moments before the deadly mass shooting to the chaos and the aftermath, here's a timeline of the events that began unfolding in downtown Sacramento on Sunday.
All six people killed in a mass shooting in downtown Sacramento early Sunday morning have now been identified by the coroner's office.
Family members, city officials and community members gathered just blocks away from the shooting scene united against gun violence and demanding justice for victims.
Police were still searching for answers nearly 48 hours after the worst mass shooting in Sacramento history.
The mother of one of the six people killed in Sunday's mass shooting in downtown Sacramento sat down with us to remember her son Joshua Hoye-Lucchesi, a father of six.
An $8.1 million plan includes physical infrastructure such as adding more lighting and cameras, but it also targets the root of gun violence. The mayor recently said the city council approved an additional $5.1 million to help youth programs.
On Monday, a family assistance center opened at Cal Expo offering help to anyone impacted by Sunday's deadly mass shooting in downtown Sacramento.
As cleanup got underway after Sunday's deadly mass shooting in downtown Sacramento, residents in the area were still reeling from the chaos.
A day after the downtown Sacramento mass shooting, there's a certain amount of clean-up and coordination occurring at the scene.
Sacramento police say they have now made one arrest in connection to the Sunday's mass shooting in downtown.
Police canvassed a multi-block crime scene for hours following a deadly mass shooting. The scene visible near Golden 1 Center and nearby restaurants.
Pop duo Aly & AJ had a close brush with the downtown Sacramento mass shooting when their bus was caught in the crossfire, they say.
The mentor and leadership program in Sacramento is selling soul food with all the money helping kids get a closer look at college life.
Dozens of flights have been delayed at airports in the U.S., including Sacramento International Airport after Southwest Airlines experienced technology issues Saturday morning.
It's time to get that patio furniture out. Sacramento may see its first 90-degree day of the year by the end of next week.
The power of social media is helping connect Sacramento with relief efforts to help Ukrainian refugees in Poland. One local man explained how the community here is helping him make an impact thousands of miles away.
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In a statement, the county superintendent of schools said "enough is enough" and encouraged both sides to reopen schools while they hammer out a deal.
The Sacramento Republic FC soccer team has unveiled a new stadium concept they have planned for the downtown Railyards location.
A proposed plan could bring in an extra $100 million in bonus recycling credits and direct $155 million to expand mobile recycling and reverse vending machine locations for consumers to cash in their bottles and cans.
The first notifications from the San Juan Unified School District went out to families 90 minutes after the incident occurred.
A student is accused of stabbing another student at Sierra Oaks K-8 school in the Sacramento area, officials say.
A new report is painting a dire picture of California's waterways. In fact, it shows the state has some of the highest levels of water pollution in the country.
The clock is ticking for state lawmakers considering whether to extend eviction protections for renters who apply for a COVID-19 rent relief program.
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Videos showing extreme violence are easily accessible on Instagram — and people are making thousands posting graphic content on the platform, a CBS News investigation found.
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