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A motivational trip to look at estate homes in El Dorado Hills and other upscale neighborhoods quickly turned troubling for Malachi Turner and his team of around 20 entrepreneurs on June 1.
The last remaining Thrift Town stores are closing their doors for good.
Firefighters were able to keep a fire at a Modesto apartment from spreading to other buildings early Thursday morning.
The meme was posted on social media by a battalion chief with the West Stanislaus County Fire Protection District and a firefighter with the Modesto Fire Department.
New PPE vending machines at Sacramento International Airport are making for safer travels.
Quarry Park Adventures in Rocklin is reopening on Friday.
The Placer County Sheriff's Office says 12 inmates and one correctional officer have tested positive for COVID-19 at the Auburn Jail.
With school officially out, summer is top of mind. Pools and water parks are allowed to open this Friday, but many are putting the brakes on.
The San Luis Obispo County Sheriff said Wednesday an early-morning shooting at a Paso Robles police station that seriously injured a deputy was a targeted "ambush," while a homeless man found shot dead hours later was related to the attack.
Starbucks is pivoting hundreds of North American stores away from the cafe model it helped make ubiquitous and will expand its pickup-only and to-go business.
The Nation's Giant Hamburgers restaurant in Natomas has temporarily closed after an employee tested positive for coronavirus.
Pacific Gas and Electric on Wednesday announced the latest overhaul of its board of directors in another step toward the nation's largest utility ending its bankruptcy.
A train was partially derailed Wednesday evening in Escalon after a collision with a cattle hauler, police said.
A push to change California's Constitution to let public universities and government agencies consider race when making admissions and hiring decisions passed its first test Wednesday as more than two-thirds of the state Assembly voted to put the question on the ballot in November.
A Natomas man's pride decorations have repeatedly been stolen from a neighborhood tree.
