Tears For Fears announce summer tour dates, including July 2023 date in Wheatland

An iconic 80s band is set to visit the Sacramento area for their new summer tour.

• Apr 3, 2023

If Gov. Newsom looks like he's running for president, is he?

The governor has repeatedly pledged he does not want to be president. Still, some California political strategists and elected leaders say a trip to Mississippi looks a lot like a run for president.

• Apr 2, 2023

Pedestrian killed by vehicle on Mitchell Road in Ceres

A pedestrian was hit and killed by a vehicle overnight in Ceres, police said Sunday.

• Apr 2, 2023

1 shot at south Sacramento karaoke lounge; No arrests made

Detectives are investigating a shooting that happened overnight at a south Sacramento karaoke lounge.

• Apr 2, 2023

Camp Resolution resident calls months-long battle resulting in lease a win that brings "hope"

Saturday, April 1 was a day of celebration for Camp Resolution, an unhoused community that has been set up at a fenced in, city-owned parking lot at Colfax and Arden Way for more than a year.

• Apr 1, 2023

"I still don't believe it": Family remembers man whose body was found burning in a field near Vacaville

Two people were arrested earlier this week after the body of a man was found burning near Vacaville. His family came together today to remember the victim, Theodore Washington, known by his loved ones as Teddy.

• Apr 1, 2023

2 dogs resuscitated after apartment fire in North Highlands

Two dogs were resuscitated after being rescued from an apartment fire in North Highlands, officials said Saturday.

• Apr 1, 2023

One man dies in Sacramento shooting Friday night

One person has died following a shooting in Sacramento late Friday night.

• Apr 1, 2023

Assistant Chief Kim Ianucci blazes trail for women in the Sacramento Fire Department

When Sacramento Fire Assistant Chief Kim Ianucci decided she wanted a career in firefighting, she set fire to any stigma that stood in her way.

• Mar 31, 2023

New push in California to provide relief to homeless high school graduates

There are more than a quarter-million homeless kids in California classrooms, and each year, 15,000 of them lose financial support when they graduate high school.

• Mar 31, 2023

Remembering Cesar Chavez, and picking up where he left off for farm worker rights

Friday was Cesar Chavez Day, and thousands across the country remembered all the work he did for farm worker rights -- and all the work that still needs to be done.

• Mar 31, 2023

"We are healing": Sacramento mass shooting hits one year mark Monday; what's changed downtown?

Monday, April 3 will mark one year since the city of Sacramento's worst mass shooting on record, sparked by rival gangs in the early morning hours on K Street as nightlife-goers were heading home.

• Mar 31, 2023

Compromise has Sacramento's "Camp Resolution" residents celebrating victory

Just last fall, the city was days away from raiding the unauthorized homeless encampment.

• Mar 31, 2023

Sacramento Leatherby's location vandalized; owner says he's frustrated with increase in crime

The owner of a Sacramento-area institution says he's fed up with the apparent increase in vandalism at his business.

• Mar 31, 2023

Tahoe bears coming out of hibernation are having tough time finding green grass

Bears around the Lake Tahoe region are coming out of hibernation and doing a double take.

• Mar 31, 2023

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