Getting Answers: How Many Hospitals Are Helping Fill COVID-19 Surge Needs?
Hospitals across the region are getting help from the state by way of extra beds and staff.
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Hospitals across the region are getting help from the state by way of extra beds and staff.
A man suspected of trying to steal a delivery truck at Ceres grocery store has been arrested after he also allegedly attacked employees with a 2x4.
Authorities have identified the Oroville man arrested and accused of shooting at a California Highway Patrol Officer following a Chase that ended in Yuba County over the weekend, authorities said Tuesday.
A ShotSpotter activation led to the arrest of a man in South Sacramento, authorities said Monday.
Verizon is holding off on launching their 5G wideband network to 90 million Americans that was designed to improve reliability and speed to homes and businesses.
The federal government has quietly launched its website to sign up for free Covid-19 tests, allowing people to order a maximum of four tests shipped directly to their household.
Investigators have now released more information on the shooting that happened in an Elk Grove neighborhood over the weekend and left two people hurt.
A woman who had been reported missing several days ago has been found dead in a crash off of Interstate 80 in Natomas.
Two more House Democrats announced Tuesday they won't seek reelection in November, bringing the party's total retirements to 28 ahead of what is expected to be a difficult midterm election year.
A man who was trying to cross Interstate 80 in Fairfield was struck and killed over the weekend, authorities say.
The identity of the woman who was shot and killed at a hospital parking garage in Midtown Sacramento has now been released.
A family in Stockton was rescued by school district employees this past Friday after a fire broke out at their home on East Alpine Avenue.
People were picking up paintbrushes to help make a Sacramento neighborhood a little less bleak.
It was a bittersweet day for an elderly woman in Sacramento who was in danger of losing her long-time Oak Park home.
As cases of the COVID-19 omicron variant continue to surge, hospital leaders are concerned with what that means for future treatment.
