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A Sacramento 7-Eleven beat the 1 in 292 million odds, selling a winning Powerball Jackpot ticket worth more than $316 million. California Lottery says it's the biggest Jackpot prize won in Sacramento in recent times — possibly ever.
UC Davis students will be sticking with remote learning through at least the end of January.
The highway has reopened after a snowstorm caused a closure on a portion of Highway 89 around Emerald Bay, said Caltrans District 3.
If weather and fuel conditions permit, pile burning is expected to start January 10th near Incline Village, said the North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District.
Due to exposure to the COVID-19 virus, Hughson city hall has been closed until further notice.
Democrats in the California Legislature on Thursday revived a plan for what could be the nation's first universal health care system - prompting strong opposition from doctors and health insurers overtax increases for businesses and individuals that would pay for the plan and only if voters approved the tax hikes.
With kennels being full, the Sacramento SPCA is offering a special reduction in adoption fees for larger dogs.
California is struggling to staff hospitals and classrooms as an astonishing spike in coronavirus infections sweeps through the state.
One person has died after a single-car crash in Sacramento late Wednesday night.
All residents are safe after an early morning fire at a Victorian home in Midtown Sacramento.
Sacramento restaurants were already struggling to stay open due to a staffing shortage, and now the COVID-19 omicron variant is forcing eateries to shutter once again.
One of the two winning tickets for the $630 million Powerball jackpot was sold at a South Sacramento 7-Eleven.
A San Joaquin County judge was on the wrong side of the law after being arrested for a suspected DUI following a New Year's Day crash.
One local city is launching new efforts to help keep businesses from going bankrupt.
