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The Supreme Court on Thursday blocked the Biden administration's vaccine-or-test rule for businesses with at least 100 workers for now, but granted a separate request from the Biden administration to allow its vaccine mandate for health care workers to take effect.
One person is recovering in the hospital after being shot in Ceres on Thursday morning.
The man suspected in a 1979 San Joaquin County shooting that left a local bar owner dead has died in prison before standing trial.
Three men, all already convicted felons, have been arrested on suspicion of looting in Placer County during the recent State of Emergency over the storm and power outages.
A new report says, over the last decade, Sacramento saw the seventh-largest increase in the cost of living among U.S. cities.
A woman is grateful to be alive after her celebration turned into a life-or-death moment.
No injuries have been reported after an early morning crash that saw a rental van hit a telephone pole in Carmichael on Thursday.
A months-long investigation into an alleged illegal North Sacramento-area marijuana dispensary has resulted in a large stash of drugs and guns being seized, authorities say.
As omicron, the less severe but more contagious variant, continues to spread, some wonder if intentionally getting the virus could help with boosting immunity.
This group of regular guys is getting a whole lot of attention and recognition from passing drivers for repairing the potholes all across the city of Vallejo.
A nearly century-old historic school in the heart of downtown Sacramento could soon be getting a new look.
The US on Wednesday announced sanctions on eight North Korean and Russian individuals and entities for supporting North Korea's ballistic missile programs, imposing the punishments after a pair of new missile tests by North Korea in the last week.
Shaq announced Wednesday that he was out as a minority owner of the Sacramento Kings after nearly a decade with the organization due to a new business venture.
What does all of this mean for schools? For starters, it allows schools to hire substitute teachers to fill in as many campuses are seeing staff absences grow during this omicron surge.
