Police: Helicopter stolen and crashed at Sacramento Executive Airport; suspect at large
An investigation is underway after authorities say someone broke into helicopters at Sacramento Executive Airport and even tried to steal one.
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An investigation is underway after authorities say someone broke into helicopters at Sacramento Executive Airport and even tried to steal one.
A DUI suspect has been arrested after he allegedly hit and killed someone crossing the road in North Highlands late Monday night.
In addition to rolling out Lunchables in schools, the company said it's also testing the addition of packaged Lunchables fruits for sale in stores later this year.
Eastbound Interstate 80 traffic is being diverted due to multiple big rig crashes early Wednesday morning.
Multiple Yuba County mountain roads left buried by snow for nearly 20 days became drivable Tuesday afternoon, one day after CBS13 shined a spotlight on the community of neighbors stranded in their homes.
Hundreds of protesters converged on the UC Davis campus Tuesday night as a highly-charged speaking event brought out conservatives, liberals and what appeared to be Antifa activists.
How is the city preparing for the crowds while balancing the unfortunate new landscape dotting our downtown streets?
A mudslide struck a Colfax home along Ben Taylor Road and forced other residences under evacuation orders Tuesday evening.
It is a race against time and gravity as homes and businesses around the Lake Tahoe area are under the threat of crushing rooftops.
A break in the rain in Wilton on Tuesday offered some homeowners, still recovering from January storms, a chance to catch their breath.
The wind has been uprooting some trees across our area as Tuesday brought another day of storms.
Four people were arrested for buying alcohol for minors at East Sacramento liquor stores, police said Tuesday.
Crews have rescued two people and a dog that got trapped inside a shelter surrounded by water in North Sacramento on Tuesday.
Authorities say a car that was spotted submerged in the Sacramento River appears to have been abandoned.
A controversial draft proposal that includes a $5 million lump-sum payment for each eligible Black person could make San Francisco the first major U.S. city to fund reparations.