Sacramento Business Takes A Chance On COVID-19, Announces Vacaville Beer Garden Expansion
The pandemic initially gave them pause, but then came a path to success.
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The pandemic initially gave them pause, but then came a path to success.
A car drove into a group of protesters in Roseville and the dangerous incident was caught on traffic video.
Calaveras County is under a Red Flag warning for increased fire danger.
A Stockton woman was arrested Tuesday in connection to the death of her 7-year-old step-daughter Billie Williams.
There are about 12 million low-income people who are at risk of missing out on the federal government's stimulus payment program because they don't have to file taxes, according to an estimate from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
Video is resurfacing showing a paraplegic man being tased by an officer in Fairfield.
The mayor of the Northern California town of Healdsburg is resigning amid criticism she mishandled requests by the local Black Lives Matter movement and its allies to have a discussion on how police officers employ force in the line of duty.
The Mexican Consulate recently started a partnership with Elica Health Centers to provide free COVID-19 testing in Natomas.
California Highway Patrol is looking for the person who shot into three cars on two Sacramento-area freeways Monday night.
California legislative leaders announced Tuesday that the statue of Queen Isabella and Christopher Columbus in the Capitol Rotunda will be removed.
Police say a man killed his wife and stepson early Monday morning in their apartment living room.
By 4:20 p.m., police said the incident was peacefully resolved and there was no threat to the public.
Pacific Gas & Electric pleaded guilty Tuesday to killing 84 of the 85 victims of an unprecedented 2018 wildfire in Northern California. A report later released by the district attorney detailed how they died. The remains of two victims are still unidentified.
The California Highway Patrol spent $38 million responding to recent widespread protests over racial injustice, state officials said Tuesday, bringing state agencies' combined law enforcement costs to $63 million so far.
People cited for violating curfew on the first night the ordinance went into effect in Sacramento earlier in June are getting a reprieve, city officials say.
