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A Sacramento County man is accused of posing as a prepubescent girl online and contacting more than 80 young victims across the U.S. in an effort to groom them and have them create child pornographic images, authorities said Tuesday.
A crash involving a pickup truck in the Sacramento River Delta left a passenger dead early Sunday morning.
According to California Highway Patrol, a Stockton woman was killed in a multi-vehicle crash on northbound State Route 99 north of North Avenue in Fresno.
Demand for cremations is growing across the country, but Folsom doesn't have a place offering the service—and some neighbors want to keep it that way.
Crews battled a house fire in the south Sacramento area that sent at least one person to the hospital Tuesday night.
Sacramento Beer Week was one of many events canceled by the COVID-19 pandemic over the last two years, but the event has officially returned to the capital city.
As California's wildfire season nears amid another year of drought, Folsom Lake looks much different than it did a year ago when a low water level left an exposed lakebed. Now, splashing, swimming and boats have returned—but will it last?
On Wednesday, one local registered nurse will be one of many raising awareness of understaffing and high turnover rates at hospitals operated by Tenet Healthcare Corporation.
A program in placer county is teaching landowners how to fight fire with fire.
Two brothers accused of firing gunshots in Sacramento's worst mass shooting in history appeared back in court Tuesday afternoon.
A Sacramento man was arrested after officers followed a stolen vehicle to a Home Depot in Woodland, police said Tuesday.
The nameless Good Samaritan who jumped into action and pulled a man out of a burning car in Turlock has been found, but police say he wants to remain anonymous.
A Browns Valley man died in an early morning single-vehicle crash in a rural area north of Nevada City, authorities said Tuesday.
California residents who are members of federally recognized Native tribes will have their tuition and fees at University of California schools waived.
A permanent restraining order has been granted against a person who was allegedly making "vile and racist" threats against the American River College president.
