Vehicle Crashes Into Business In Elk Grove
There were no injuries after a vehicle crashed into a business in Elk Grove Monday afternoon, the Cosumnes Fire Department said.
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There were no injuries after a vehicle crashed into a business in Elk Grove Monday afternoon, the Cosumnes Fire Department said.
Detectives are investigating after a woman was killed after an apparent assault in the South Sacramento area.
Turning pain into purpose, that's what hundreds of crime victims are doing this week as they convene at the California State Capitol.
Sacramento's mayor and the leaders of California's 10 other largest cities have asked Gov. Gavin Newsom and the Legislature on Monday to approve $3 billion over three years in the state budget for flexible homeless funding to go directly to cities.
A bicyclist who was hurt in a hit-and-run in south Sacramento last week has now died from his injuries, authorities say.
A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle along Interstate 5 in south Sacramento early Sunday morning, authorities say.
Authorities say two inmates at the Amador County Jail had to be rushed to the hospital after a suspected fentanyl exposure incident over the weekend.
Tickets go on sale on Apr. 29 at 10 a.m. PT on Ticketmaster.
A woman stranded six days in a broken-down car in a remote Northern California forest survived by rationing yogurt and eating snow, authorities said.
A person has been taken to the hospital after they were struck by a garbage truck in Manteca early Monday morning.
A 15-year-old had to be extricated from her vehicle after a severe crash in Sloughhouse, said Metro Fire of Sacramento.
Shaun Ranney is a retired and decorated Marine Corps veteran who lives in Sacramento but drives an hour back and forth to school. His pricey commute is about to get a lot easier.
Thieves ransacked a local roller derby but they stole a lot more than some skates. Volunteers now have piles of bags and boxes to sift through. It's a gut-wrenching task to find out what's left and what's been taken.
The California Data Exchange Center and Dept. of Water Resources report the mountains saw double the amount of precipitation in April than January, February and March combined.
