Sheriff: Neighbor On Horseback Helped Chase Barn Burglary Suspect Near Roseville
Authorities say a neighbor on horseback helped chase a man suspected of burglarizing a barn near Roseville.
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Authorities say a neighbor on horseback helped chase a man suspected of burglarizing a barn near Roseville.
More local congressional leaders are coming out in support of invoking the 25th Amendment to remove Pres. Donald Trump from office after a violent day where a mob stormed the US Capitol building.
Firefighters have doused a fire that prompted a three-alarm response near Midtown Sacramento early Thursday morning.
A Southern California woman was shot and killed Wednesday when a mob of Trump supporters overran the U.S. Capitol building and sent members of Congress fleeing during the Electoral College vote ratification.
California has suspended 1.4 million unemployment claims as it battles fraud in its massive coronavirus unemployment relief program, it was reported Wednesday.
Law enforcement experts are scrutinizing how a mob was able to get inside the U.S. Capitol in Wednesday's deadly chaos.
Mario Garcia, who was convicted of killing Christie Wilson in 2005, died of pneumonia on Christmas Eve.
Several Democratic lawmakers, including Sacramento Congresswoman Doris Matsui, have called on Vice President Pence to begin the process of invoking the 25th amendment.
Wednesday's violence at the Capitol is being called the worst assault on American democracy in recent history.
A Sacramento County supervisor is facing calls to resign over a social media post about supporters of President Trump.
Sacramento might be on the other side of the country, but the shock is hitting many in the community hard.
Frustration is mounting in California from members of President Trump's own party after Wednesday's events at the U.S. Capitol.
Firefighters say one person has died after a two-alarm apartment fire in Natomas Wednesday afternoon.
Northern California members of Congress are tweeting that they are sheltering and safe after protesters stormed the US Capitol on Wednesday.
Facebook, Twitter and YouTube have taken down a video in which President Trump addressed his supporters as a mob of pro-Trump protesters stormed the U.S. Capitol Wednesday afternoon.
