Sacramento Nonprofit Giving Relief Checks To Undocumented Immigrants
Some undocumented immigrants are receiving a different sort of stimulus check and it's all thanks to the generosity of others.
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Some undocumented immigrants are receiving a different sort of stimulus check and it's all thanks to the generosity of others.
Stevante Clark, the brother of Stephon Clark, an unarmed black man whose 2018 shooting by Sacramento police received national attention, has been arrested on domestic violence charges.
The coronavirus lockdown came fast and furious, and so did calls for reopening.
Truckers driving through the Sierra Mountains on Monday said they were surprised to have to check the weather conditions in late May.
The Governor's Office of Emergency Services will no longer have to pay to use the Kings former arena as a surge hospital for coronavirus patients.
California's program to give financial assistance to undocumented workers got off to a rocky start Monday.
Volunteers who received Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine had positive early results, according to the biotech company, which partnered with the National Institutes of Health to develop the vaccine.
The University of California is imposing a system-wide freeze on salaries of its non-unionized employees due to enormous financial losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic, President Janet Napolitano said Monday.
Fallen Sacramento Police Officer Tara O'Sullivan would have celebrated a birthday Monday, so her family made a special delivery to Sacramento police in her honor.
Hundred of Sacramento State students lined up Monday for the chance to fill up their fridge at a drive-thru pop-up pantry on campus.
Newsom estimated 53 of 58 counties could meet the new criteria.
Serving up a safe space, businesses are officially reopening in El Dorado County and adapting to new protocols in place to keep customers safe.
The Sacramento Zoo says their plans to reopen on June 1 were rescinded Monday evening.
There were plenty of signs, face masks and rally cries near the steps of the California state capitol building Monday, all pushing for salons to reopen.
Pacific Gas & Electric's plan for getting out of bankruptcy has won overwhelming support from the victims of deadly Northern California wildfires ignited by the utility's fraying electrical grid, despite concerns that they will be shortchanged by a $13.5 billion fund that's supposed to cover their losses.
