Drive-In Movie Theaters Making Comeback Amid Coronavirus Crisis
With most indoor theaters shut down to slow the spread of COVID-19, a cultural relic from the 20th century is poised for a major comeback in the era of social distancing.
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With most indoor theaters shut down to slow the spread of COVID-19, a cultural relic from the 20th century is poised for a major comeback in the era of social distancing.
A semi-truck driver has been arrested in the Stockton area on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol.
Sacramento County could see in-person dining return as soon as next week.
A Loomis family awoke to a burglar standing at their bedroom door last week, deputies say.
A total of nine either current or former residents of a Turlock nursing facility have died after a large coronavirus outbreak.
Two rural counties that defied California's stay-at-home order and reopened businesses aren't backing down even though Gov. Gavin Newsom calls their decision "a big mistake."
A burglary suspect is behind bars in Solano County after multiple run-ins with law enforcement Monday night.
A hit-and-run suspect was arraigned Tuesday for the homicide of Rodney Hu in Stockton over the weekend.
The cafe owner caught a man smashing her car window and taking off with bath tissue, precious cargo that's hard for most people to find amid coronavirus panic buying.
Starting May 6, Sacramento County will allow anyone over the age of 18 to get tested for coronavirus regardless of symptoms.
California ranchers are trying to avoid a beef shortage, reassuring consumers there will be enough supply, but some grocery stores are already feeling the pain.
Cinco De Mayo was anything but normal for Cantina Alley Tuesday.
The single-largest retail center in Sacramento is preparing to open back up for business in a whole new way.
The search is on for a pursuit suspect after Grass Valley police located more than a pound of methamphetamine in an abandoned vehicle Tuesday.
If the planet continues to warm at current levels over the next 50 years, up to 3 billion people could be living in areas that are too hot for humans, a new study has found.
