Tom Brady Cracks Election Joke, Drops 'Sleepy Tom' Nickname On President Joe Biden
Tom Brady stepped to the podium at the South Lawn of the White House on Tuesday, and the reigning Super Bowl MVP brought some jokes.
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Tom Brady stepped to the podium at the South Lawn of the White House on Tuesday, and the reigning Super Bowl MVP brought some jokes.
Four people were hurt after a vehicle struck pedestrians in Downtown Sacramento on Tuesday morning.
Imagine taking your dog for a walk and meeting Jon Hamm.
Deputies say they have arrested a Reno man suspected of drug sales after dozens of grams and meth and pills were found in a car.
Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and Blue Origin, his brother and the oldest and youngest travelers into space all relished the less than 10 minute out-of-this-world adventure.
A California initiative that would require state regulators to reduce plastic waste has qualified for the November 2022 ballot, officials said Monday.
At just 12-years-old, Lily Jones has been through more surgeries than most will endure in a lifetime. Lily was born with Nager syndrome, a rare condition where she could barely open her mouth wide enough to eat and even had trouble breathing.
The drunk driver arrested for causing a crash that killed two women in Natomas earlier this month has a history of DUI convictions.
More evacuations were ordered Monday as the Tamarack Fire continued to char more than 39,000 acres.
Sacramento's possible 2021 campaign for the A's comes three decades after an attempt to lure a Major League Baseball franchise is 1987.
The Tamarack Fire burning near South Lake Tahoe has forced hundreds of people to leave their homes as crews work in tough conditions to battle the blaze.
No proof of vaccine, no entry without a mask. It's a new policy some Sacramento businesses are adopting for safety reasons as concern over the Delta variant increases.
A collision with a speeding driver left a big rig wedged under a Highway 99 overpass in south Sacramento on Monday.
A scathing report was released on San Joaquin County's response to COVID-19 raising questions as to whether the county could have stopped the spread sooner and prevented some of the deaths.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company says its equipment was possibly involved in the start of the now 30,000-plus acre Dixie Fire.
