Man dead after south Sacramento shooting on Elder Creek Road has been ID'd
The homicide investigation blocked lanes on a major south Sacramento intersection early Monday morning.
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The homicide investigation blocked lanes on a major south Sacramento intersection early Monday morning.
Saturday marks the five-year anniversary of the Wine Country Fires, a disaster that claimed the lives of 44 people, destroyed more than 6,000 homes, and is largely seen as the first major fire incident in a five-year period that produced multiple fire catastrophes across California.
The mass shooting prompted a newly minted position, nightlife economy manager, a role Tina Lee-Vogt filled this past Monday.
When they arrived, they discovered the shooting took place near 65th and 14th Avenue, next to the school parking lot.
Police later found the vehicle crashed on 47th Avenue and Franklin Boulevard.
A 31-year-old surfer in Northern California is recovering after a shark attack that left gruesome bites on his right thigh and leg.
Detectives say the woman was driving recklessly over double the speed limit when she hit the other vehicle.
If you were planning to enjoy a vibrant meteor shower this weekend, mother nature may have different plans for you.
She was found less than 200 feet from where she was last seen.
Sac State police are searching for a man accused of sexually assaulting two people.
A life-saving treatment will soon be available at school sites within the Sacramento City Unified School District.
The suspect in the kidnapping and killings of a Central Valley family had worked for their trucking business and had a longstanding feud with them that culminated in an act of "pure evil."
Desperate for their own safety, people piled into the Gibbons Park - Mission Oaks Community Center wanting answers after a deadly attack on one of their own neighbors.
Amaya De La Cruz, a Sacramento native, is one of four college athletes named to Degree's Breaking Limits campaign.
The festival, which has a larger footprint than in years past, is one of the city's largest events. This year, it comes when Sacramento's nighttime safety is under scrutiny.
