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If you come across a bear, that bear's first instinct should be to run away, but researchers with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife have come across some bears with very odd behavior.
California is on the cusp of making the COVID vaccine available to almost everyone in the state, but local health officials are expecting delays and backups as lines get longer.
Rutgers University in New Jersey is requiring students enrolled for the 2021 fall semester to receive their COVID-19 vaccine.
The sign, which was filled with expletives, was removed Thursday afternoon by Sacramento County code enforcement. Though, neighbors say it was up for more than a few days. It could be seen from the street and a nearby church parking lot.
Temperatures are heating up, so it's time to cool down with a refreshing tropical treat! Jordan serves up some Dole Whip & Dole Whip Float.
Two people were hospitalized after being shot in Stockton on Thursday night, the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office said.
A West Sacramento business is fed up after they say nearby homeless people have stolen hundreds of their wooden pallets and it claims police are not doing enough to solve the issue.
Former coaches identified one of the three killed in a fiery crash in San Joaquin County as an athlete from Lathrop who had just played in the NCAA tournament.
A suspected creeper in Cameron Park is behind bars after weeks of allegedly lurking around the small town.
On Wednesday, security cameras inside the restaurant captured someone dropping off an envelope. Inside was an anonymous apology and much more.
The man accused of leaving explosives at a South Sacramento elementary school is back in police custody.
A San Quentin State Prison inmate on death row was declared dead after being found unresponsive in his cell Thursday morning, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
Attorneys representing over 700 women who claim they were sexually abused by George Tyndall, a former University of Southern California gynecologist, announced an $852 million "global settlement" of lawsuits against the university Thursday.
A major partnership between the City of Sacramento, UC Davis and the developer of Aggie Square that will bring millions in housing and economic development is set to be voted on by the city council.
