AAA Predicts Thanksgiving Travel To Bounce Back To Almost To Pre-Pandemic Levels
Thanksgiving travel is full steam ahead on roads across the U.S.
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Thanksgiving travel is full steam ahead on roads across the U.S.
As supply chain issues disrupt the holiday shopping season, scammers are making things worse by taking advantage of those challenges with fake websites.
Shipping cross-country to meet customer deadlines. That's what's happening with some small businesses trying to keep up with customer demand.
Thieves drove off with a dump truck and a long list of tools, leaving the small Browns Valley Irrigation District in a big bind.
A heads-up for drivers on Interstate 80. Caltrans is planning to shut down a stretch of the freeway near Fairfield at the beginning of December.
A non-profit has paid off the home mortgage of Adam Gibson, a Sacramento County sheriff's deputy who was killed in the line of duty after a chase led to a shootout near Cal Expo in January.
Leaders in San Joaquin County are taking a stand against COVID-19 vaccine passports.
Sacramento ranked 58, and San Francisco was the highest-ranked California metro at 4.
Christmas carols filled the air, Santa could be seen on a balcony performing with Theatre of Lights, and with a loud countdown, the 60-foot tree lit up with the flip of a switch.
As peak wildfire season winds down, some firefighters are heading home to their families for the holiday — but others aren't as lucky.
Nathan Damigo had made headlines for his political views before, including back in 2016, when he was a student on the Stanislaus State campus.
Hugs and laughter filled Sacramento International Airport as families reunited for the Thanksgiving for the first time since before the pandemic.
Authorities are searching for three people suspected of robbing a Rite Aid in Stockton early Wednesday morning.
Police were able to arrest the suspect with the help of two good Samaritans: The first called 911 and the second spotted the suspect jumping over a guardrail near Highway 99 and Sheldon Road.
A Placerville family-run Christmas Tree farm is navigating drought and wildfire to keep holiday traditions alive.
