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Newsom is requiring educational agencies to publish a written report for their communities outlining steps they've taken for distance learning, providing meals, and arranging supervision of students during school hours.
The Roseville Police Department is seeking the community's help in identifying and locating two men accused of stealing bank cards from people at a local golf course and making fraudulent charges worth over $1,000.
One wedding photographer's life isn't picture perfect due to the coronavirus crisis as she's lost tens of thousands of in revenue, but she's taking her entrepreneurial spirit and putting it to work.
Friday continues a string of warm-weather days in the Sacramento region that would ordinarily draw people outside in droves. This year, however, people will be living it up in the backyards as the stay-at-home order continues.
Deputies arrested a suspect on multiple charges including grand theft during a state of emergency on Tuesday.
A kayaker was hospitalized in serious condition after being rescued from Lake Tahoe on Wednesday afternoon, city officials said.
A conservative organization is asking the California Supreme Court to block the state's first-in-the-nation plan to give money to immigrants living in the country illegally who are hurt by the coronavirus.
The City of Stockton announced that $3,000 grants are available for small businesses that have been financially impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Firefighters are battling a large fire at a chicken barn in Stanislaus County early Thursday afternoon.
Older adults with coronavirus have several "atypical" symptoms, complicating efforts to ensure they get timely and appropriate treatment, according to physicians.
A brutal Sacramento murder case that went cold for nearly four decades has been solved thanks to genetic genealogy, detectives say.
A Yuba City man was arrested after being found in possession of a stolen vehicle and drug-related items, the Sutter County Sheriff's Office said in a news release.
An Oregon man who wanted to use some of his coronavirus stimulus check to help people in need discovered that giving money away isn't as easy as he thought it would be.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom shared the grim statistics that Wednesday was the deadliest day for state amid the coronavirus outbreak.
If you've had your CARES act money taken by debt collectors, you'll get that money back in California.
