17 Fully Outfitted Drones Now Helping Sacramento Metro Fire Respond To Fires, Floods, Search & Rescues
Sacramento Metro Fire has one of the only FAA-approved drone programs in the nation with a dozen licensed pilots.
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Sacramento Metro Fire has one of the only FAA-approved drone programs in the nation with a dozen licensed pilots.
Snow from this week's storm is pushing some Sierra ski resorts to open earlier than planned.
An American Airlines flight from John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York on its way to John Wayne Airport in Orange County Tuesday diverted to Denver International after a passenger assaulted a female flight attendant.
It's not even Halloween and already there's a warning about turkey and Christmas tree shortages.
A Sacramento man has died and another person was taken to the hospital after a crash on Elverta Road early Wednesday morning.
A suspected catalytic converter thief was arrested at his Sacramento County residence after he reportedly left his ID at the scene of the crime.
There is a creepy-crawly side effect of last weekend's storm. As Sacramento dries out, the cockroaches are coming out.
A training academy for local softball players has been red-tagged. It's an unfortunate casualty of Sunday's monster storm.
A big city is about to make a big change that could make its city council meetings even longer. But those pushing for the change say it's a history lesson that's long overdue.
Three days after a record-breaking rainstorm parts of Sutter County area are still under water.
A Calaveras County horse ranch has become a crime scene after deputies allegedly found a pot-growing operation.
Surveillance video shows two good Samaritans stopping an alleged attempted kidnapping in Sacramento.
A man has been arrested for allegedly shooting and killing someone in West Sacramento on Tuesday night.
Two weeks after its vaccine deadline, the City of Sacramento says 79 percent of its employees -- more than 3,500 -- have been vaccinated, but nearly 19 percent, or about 850 employees, have yet to get the shots.
Threats of violence prompted precautions at two high schools in our area, including at River City High in West Sacramento.
