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A large homeless encampment fire was burning along Interstate 80 near the Natomas area Thursday afternoon, according to the Sacramento Fire Department.
A man accused of assaulting at least two elderly people, including his own grandmother, and hitting a sheriff's deputy in the head with a rock is in critical but stable condition after being shot during a struggle with law enforcement, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office announced on Thursday.
A trio of alleged catalytic converter thieves have been arrested in Fairfield, police say.
Firefighters say a vegetation fire ended up burning a total of nine acres early Thursday afternoon.
President Joe Biden will be coming to California just a day before the state's recall election to campaign for Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Former WNBA player and longtime Sacramento Kings studio analyst Kayte Christensen-Hunter has been named as the team's TV game analyst for the upcoming season.
Authorities are investigating after some storage tanks exploded during a house fire along Madison Avenue.
Deputies say a suspect is under arrest after he allegedly punched a disabled man in the face on a commuter bus near Colfax.
A Jackson Health System employee is on administrative leave following disturbing posts on social media that appear to mock a baby in the neonatal intensive care unit.
A suspect has been arrested in connection to an August shooting in downtown Modesto that left one man dead.
A Sacramento woman was working from home last week when she got an unwelcomed visitor at her door. It was a brazen break-in in broad daylight she'll never forget.
A case that started out as a deadly hit-and-run on Highway 50 last month has taken a darker turn. The family of Dominic Dagsher, 22, is pushing for answers after learning he was stabbed repeatedly the same night of the crash that killed him.
When planes hit the World Trade Center nearly 20 years ago this week, thousands of people ran from Manhattan to escape the collapse. But first responders, including a Sacramento firefighter, ran toward the danger to search for survivors.
On Wednesday, Sacramento County supervisors approved spending more money to prevent blazes from breaking out—and the funding even includes purchasing some new eyes in the sky.
