Davis Celebrates Opening Of New Raising Cane's Restaurant
Dozens of people camped out overnight in Davis as a new restaurant prepared to open its doors.
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Dozens of people camped out overnight in Davis as a new restaurant prepared to open its doors.
Thousands were lined up at the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds Tuesday morning to get Thanksgiving dinner from the Stockton Food Bank.
A North Highlands family was killed instantly by a wrong-way driver along Interstate 80 in the Sierra over the weekend. On Monday, Flowers and candles sat in the family's driveway as neighbors mourned the devastating loss.
Thinking of trading in your car for something new? You may get record-high cash offers for it.
Cal Fire and the U.S. Forest Service are hard at work trying to give trees a head start by collecting seeds to start seedlings in greenhouses and planting them by hand. But now drones could drop those future trees from the sky.
We've reported before on agencies using old DMV records and ticketing the wrong person. One was issued in Salinas, a place Emily Blake-Kessel said she's never been, six years after she donated the truck involved.
The long-overdue report of state inspections at California's troubled COVID testing lab is finally public. The findings confirm CBS13 whistleblower allegations and that the lab "pose(d) immediate jeopardy to patient health and safety."
Stopping the swarm of smash and grabs as holiday shoppers begin their buying spree, local police have a plan to keep criminals out.
PG&E is trying something new to help stop wildfires. The utility is testing artificial intelligence software in some of its ALERTWildfire cameras set up around the state.
Monday marked another new era for the Sacramento Kings. It was their first game with interim head coach Alvin Gentry after Luke Walton was fired over the weekend.
An illegal marijuana was grow busted in Calaveras County inside what used to be a fire station.
Even though school is out this week, Sacramento City Unified schools were on the job reaching out to thousands of families that need help.
Is the homeless crisis nearing a tipping point? Homelessness in Sacramento is growing, and the most vulnerable community members say they have very little resources.
From six-inch seedlings to giant sequoias 150 feet tall, California's trees are a precious resource, and their recovery after devastating wildfires is no small task.
A piece of the past is now bridging generations after a one-of-a-kind renovation in Nevada County.
