Rent And Home Sales Increase, Experts Say It's Another Impact From Pandemic
As jobs are being lost, federal unemployment payments have expired, and now rent and home prices are on the rise.
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As jobs are being lost, federal unemployment payments have expired, and now rent and home prices are on the rise.
Police are searching for a man who shot at officers in North Sacramento Monday evening.
Sacramento's "strong mayor" proposal will be on the ballot this November.
The ongoing financial struggles in the Downtown Sacramento corridor are bringing flashbacks of the recession.
Golfland Sunsplash in Roseville is back open for business, despite public health guidelines that prohibit outdoor water parks from operating.
A member of a Nevada search and rescue team fell to his death while climbing a mountain in California's Sierra Nevada, authorities said Tuesday.
Which schools and counties can apply for a waiver to return to in-person classes? And how many plan to?
Stockton police released body camera video from a deadly police shooting last month.
A former engineer at Google and Uber pleaded guilty Tuesday to stealing confidential information from Google's self-driving car program and received an 18-month prison sentence, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ).
An off-duty deputy and friend who were out just enjoying an afternoon boating in the Delta were in the right place at the right time and saved three peoples' lives.
California elementary schools that are ready to open their doors may get the green light from the state after new guidelines from the California Department of Public Health were released Monday.
Mental health impacts remain a symptom of the COVID-19 pandemic, months after it began. This crisis mixed with distance learning has its own effects on students when not in the classroom.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is being urged to pull a public service announcement that talks about the death of Stephon Clark.
A technical problem has caused a lag in California's tally of coronavirus test results, casting doubt on the accuracy of recent data showing improvements in the infection rate and number of positive cases, and hindering efforts to track the spread, the state's top health official said Tuesday.
Health insurance premiums for the 1.5 million Californians who purchase coverage through the state marketplace will go up an average of 0.6% next year, officials announced Tuesday.
