Sacramento Overturns Cruising Ban In Unanimous Vote
Cruising is no longer illegal on Sacramento streets as the city council repealed the anti-cruising ordinance in a unanimous vote.
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Cruising is no longer illegal on Sacramento streets as the city council repealed the anti-cruising ordinance in a unanimous vote.
Fired Sacramento Fire Chief Gary Loesch is seeking damages in excess of $10 million from the city in a wrongful termination claim, alleging the city manager deliberately exposed him to COVID-19 in an act of retaliation.
The Fairfield Police Department on Tuesday said a bear has been spotted wandering around the west side of Fairfield.
Twin Rivers Unified outlined parts of school safety plans in place across 52 campuses with the goal of reassuring district families, law enforcement, and community members that protocol is in place in the event of an emergency or an active shooter situation.
An Elk Grove mother is planning to press charges against a teacher who she said choked her son while trying to break up a schoolyard fight.
A former executive of a San Francisco Bay Area solar power company was sentenced Tuesday to eight years in prison and ordered to pay nearly $620 million in restitution for his role in a $1 billion fraud scheme, federal prosecutors said.
Staffing shortages have hit every corner of the country, but camps and pools, even some locally, are bracing and getting ahead before the summer comes.
California's first-in-the-nation task force on reparations will release a report Wednesday documenting in detail the harms perpetuated by the state against Black people and recommending steps to address those wrongs, including expanded voter registration, making it easier to hold violent police accountable and improving Black neighborhoods.
The man accused of shooting at officers and leading a chase from Sacramento to Folsom in mid-April now faces additional charges related to a separate shooting that happened earlier that same day, authorities said Tuesday.
Crews put out a house fire in the South Natomas area Tuesday afternoon.
A hiker in Northern California died after being swept into the Pacific Ocean by huge waves that inundated a seaside trail and another hiker who rushed into the water to attempt a rescue was hospitalized, authorities said.
There is now a third possible case of monkeypox in Sacramento County.
Firefighters battled a vegetation fire in El Dorado Hills on Tuesday.
The fire started around midday in the area of Hay Road and State Road 113 in Dixon. A large plume of white smoke could be seen coming from the fire.
