COVID Restrictions Cancel Yuba City's Nagar Kirtan Festival
One of Yuba City's largest holiday celebrations has been canceled this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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One of Yuba City's largest holiday celebrations has been canceled this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Firefighters battled an early morning fire in the Sacramento River Delta that started spreading rapidly.
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A wildlife rescuer responded to two different calls in just one week about falcons on the loose and on the prowl in the Sacramento region.
Modesto police released body cam video Monday from a police shooting in a Walgreens pharmacy.
The extreme weather is creating fire danger in mountain communities.
A barricaded subject was shot and killed by Citrus Heights police after reportedly firing a gun at officers Monday evening.
The Suisun City Fire Department said a discarded cigarette sparked the three-alarm vegetation fire on Peterson Road Monday afternoon.
Elk Grove Unified School District says its in-person learning proposal is contingent on Sacramento County moving into the orange tier by next week
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Theme park operators threaten to sue the state of California over guidelines they say could keep them closed at least until next summer.
California's process for imposing the death penalty "is now, and always has been, infected by racism," Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday in a brief filed with the state Supreme Court.
