District Deadlock: Sacramento Parents Concerned About No Agreement To Start School Year
With just days until it's back to school for Sacramento City Unified students, families don't know exactly what to expect for more than the first two days.
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With just days until it's back to school for Sacramento City Unified students, families don't know exactly what to expect for more than the first two days.
The Sacramento Police Department is facing a new lawsuit in the deadly shooting of a man near Sacramento State in July.
Today marks the end of an era for one type of vehicle used by the CHP.
An emergency room doctor on his way home from work likely saved a man's life after a crash involving a Sacramento County Sheriff's Deputy and a citizen early Tuesday morning.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is getting heat over a solo hair salon visit in San Francisco at a time when California businesses are limited by concern over coronavirus.
The California Legislature has given Cal Expo an infusion of cash that will keep it running at least through the 2020-21 fiscal year.
City crews will be working on shoring up levees and critical waterways ahead of the rainy season.
Mask slackers will now have to provide photographic proof they're wearing a face covering before boarding an Uber.
The California Senate advanced legislation Monday to ban evictions through January for people who can't pay their rent because of the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Department is asking for the public's help to find a senior who is missing and could be at risk.
Firefighters are apologizing for a malfunction that caused one of their engines to emit a loud air raid siren in Fairfield for several minutes Monday night.
Authorities say the at-risk missing girl believed to have been taken by her mother from a sleepover in Calaveras County has been found.
Incredible videos show some scary confrontations between bears and people inside a Kings Beach grocery store and convenience store in recent weeks.
The wrong-way driver who was killed after crashing into two vehicles along Interstate 5 near Sacramento has been identified.
A bill that would allow "bad officers" to be permanently stripped of their badges failed to pass the California Legislature on Monday as state lawmakers could not muster enough support to pass one of the year's top policing reform bills.
