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An order of tri-tip, brisket, ribs, and sides that would feed 350 people at a company holiday part was set to be one of the largest orders Carol's Market has fulfilled since the pandemic began — but before the food was delivered, the order was canceled.
As rain continued to hit the valley, some drivers were caught by surprise up in the foothills.
The man convicted of stabbing two men at the Auburn Public Library in December 2019 has been sentenced to 15 years to life in prison, the Placer County District Attorney's Office announced Thursday.
If you think stores were crowded two days before Christmas, you should have seen the line of cars at Cal Expo. These weren't last-minute shoppers, but people wanting a COVID-19 test before Christmas.
The person shot dead near Mango's nightclub in Midtown Sacramento last week has been identified as a teenager.
The alleged crimes occurred between August 19 and December 21 of this year.
Highway 88 has reopened after being closed near Carson Spur in Amador County for avalanche control procedures, said Caltrans District 10.
A police investigation is taking place near E Whitmore Avenue and Blaker Road so residents are advised to utilize alternate routes.
After a picture was circulated on social media of several Wheatland Union High School students with swastikas drawn on their bodies, the Wheatland Union High School District Superintendent responded.
Joan Didion, the revered author and essayist whose precise social and personal commentary in such classics as "The White Album" and "The Year of Magical Thinking" made her a uniquely clear-eyed critic of turbulent times, has died. She was 87.
A woman is dead and six other people were injured in a crash along Interstate 5 in Woodland, officials said Wednesday evening.
The Sacramento Kings are releasing more Non-Fungible Tokens.
A Sacramento home was destroyed in a fire early Thursday morning.
A man is in custody after a brutal attack on an 86-year-old woman in Elk Grove. Neighbors in the city's quiet Glenbrooke community are now concerned and cautious.
Rain and snow showers fell on Northern California on Wednesday in the first wave of a wet weather pattern that is expected to spread throughout the state and last through Christmas into next week, forecasters said.
