Songbird Deaths From Salmonella Spiking In California
Wildlife officials are urging people to put away their bird feeders due to a salmonellosis outbreak killing many songbirds.
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Wildlife officials are urging people to put away their bird feeders due to a salmonellosis outbreak killing many songbirds.
North Richland Hills, Texas police officer Matt Boyd delivered a baby in under ten minutes after arriving to help a mother in labor.
The first known case of the new COVID-19 B.1.1.7 variant strain has been confirmed in the Sacramento region.
Sheriff's detectives in Stanislaus County are investigating a fatal stabbing that took place in Hughson Saturday evening.
There's nothing left to say about what Tom Brady's doing. It's simply unbelievable.
Lab techs sleeping while processing COVID samples for testing. COVID test swabs found in the restrooms. These are just two of the concerning allegations from whistleblowers about what's happening inside the state's new billion-dollar COVID testing lab.
A person who was reportedly running across Interstate 5 early Monday morning was struck by at three vehicles, authorities say.
Have a close encounter with wildlife – inside your own home. Sierra Wildlife Rescue is getting help from stay-at-home workers willing to foster baby animals in need, just in time for spring.
A chaotic scene in Carmichael made some workers lose out on pay Saturday night. Cellphone video shows a rowdy sideshow in a Safeway parking lot off Manzanita Avenue with a car spinning outright in the middle of a large crowd of people.
The highest court in the land is getting high praise from California places of worship. The Supreme Court ruled on Friday the state can't ban indoor church services.
A prowler has been terrorizing women in Sacramento, and one victim claims police may have tracked down the serial peeper and let him go.
A fire at a home in Grass Valley claimed the life of a 3-year-old girl and put her young brother and mother in the hospital.
Bravery certainly runs in Amanda Gorman's family - now rooted in Sacramento where her great aunt Flossie Crump was the first female patrol officer for the Sacramento Police Department.
If you take money that doesn't belong to you, it's theft, but somehow the Franchise Tax Board, the agency that collects your taxes, is getting away with it.
This year's Super Bowl made for some different viewing habits for people as state guidelines calling for social distancing, meaning no large crowds.
