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In Sacramento alone, there were more than 3,000 calls for service to 3-1-1. That's three times the amount the city typically sees on a Sunday. So, as you might imagine the Monday mop-up happened in just about every neighborhood.
A storm for the ages ripped through the Sacramento Valley, leaving behind serious damage. But when the storm cleared, the sky was blue and the air was clean.
Downtown Sacramento has officially set its all-time 24-hour rainfall total record with Sunday's storm.
Sunday's storm dumped several inches of rain flooding streets, leaving drivers stranded.
The storm has forced the cancelation of the Ironman triathlon and the Wheatland Music Festival.
With the intense rainfall, the City of Sacramento is opening two new locations for residents to fill sandbags.
Highway 160 was already partially closed, due to the storm, when a driver plowed into the back of an unmanned Caltrans truck. Now all of Highway 160 is closed between the Arden offramp and Tribute.
With the incoming storm this weekend and multiple flash flood warnings, you may be wondering if you can expect major flooding in Sacramento.
The National Weather Service Sacramento is projecting historic rainfall totals Sunday into Monday. Rainfall totals in Downtown Sacramento and the higher elevations are projected to break historic records set more than a decade ago.
With the coming storm, Sacramento City and County are opening several storm centers, combined with other efforts, to protect unsheltered citizens from the torrential rainfall.
One person was killed and two other people were taken to the hospital after a crash involving several cars in Sacramento late Wednesday morning.
Parents in Sacramento are upset after an email was sent out about vaccine requirements at their children's homecoming dance.
Early Thursday morning, a woman was shot during an argument near West Stockton Boulevard, said to the Sacramento Police Department.
Businesses in midtown Sacramento tell CBS13 they're concerned for their employees and customers as a homeless encampment continues to grow along 15th street between H and I streets.
A new law is taking effect soon that will trim training hours and cut costs to get more barbers and cosmetologists into the business.
Dinosaurs are the newest animal species at the Sacramento Zoo and they're alive, at least, through animatronics.
Firefighters battled a large commercial fire in the Arden area of Sacramento on Wednesday night.
A Sacramento woman is taking on the City of Sacramento to keep her home.
Months into the school year, the alarming shortage of school bus drivers is still ongoing, resulting in kids sometimes waiting hours to get home.
Ironman California is just days away. Bringing in about $14 million to the local economy, it'll be the second-biggest outdoor event Sacramento has hosted just this month.
A downtown Sacramento motel is one step closer to being converted into permanent housing for the homeless.
It was one of dozens of civil defense sirens installed across the city back in the 1940s to warn people of an imminent emergency like a dam break or nuclear war.
Caltrans is looking to ease traffic and limit accidents by implementing digital speed limit signs that change based on traffic flow.
The Sacramento City Council on Tuesday approved a plan that would add more speed bumps in residential neighborhoods to slow down drivers.
Following a string of gun violence incidents, including a deadly double shooting, the city is rolling out a $5 million plan aimed at regaining a sense of public safety.
