Newsom Takes New Tone With Trump As He Steers California During Coronavirus Crisis
For Gavin Newsom, the call that triggered California's full crisis response came in the middle of the night on March 6, and he was waiting for it.
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For Gavin Newsom, the call that triggered California's full crisis response came in the middle of the night on March 6, and he was waiting for it.
The Galt outdoor market will be reopening next week after deciding to temporarily suspend operations earlier in the month over coronavirus concerns.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti had a grim warning about the coronavirus pandemic for cities in California and across the country.
A Rocklin pizza place is stepping up to help the community.
A North Highlands man reportedly struck and killed his grandfather with a baseball bat Thursday night.
Experts say Sacramento's economy could be the first to bounce back from COVID-19
A new layer of protection is coming to a store near you. Large acrylic panels are being installed at thousands of grocery stores across the country.
As people continue stockpiling, facilities that help veterans in need are scrambling for the basics.
Keeping up your appearance in isolation is something many have accepted to be impossible right now. Whether it be about hair, nails or lashes, others wanting to look and feel good and are going to great lengths to make it happen.
The California State University Board of trustees approved on Tuesday plans and a 300-acre land donation for Sacramento State to begin building a new academic center in Placer County.
The president said his team will have the capability to identify high, medium and low-risk counties, where different rules on social distancing are needed.
California's Department of Motor Vehicles announced that beginning Friday it will be closing all of its field locations through the end of March due to the coronavirus to begin a move toward providing essential services virtually.
Heart injury could be a common condition in patients hospitalized with coronavirus, according to a new study that also shows it's linked to a greater risk of death among those patients.
The sewer district serving 1.2 million people in Sacramento County says people looking for alternatives to toilet paper threaten the system's pumps and 4,600 miles of sewer lines.
