How Will The Stay-At-Home Order Be Enforced?
Law enforcement agencies say they aren't planning on arresting violators. And as the governor has said, they're hoping people will just "do the right thing."
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Law enforcement agencies say they aren't planning on arresting violators. And as the governor has said, they're hoping people will just "do the right thing."
There's no denying it's been a tough week for much of the Sacramento area, but amid all of the fears and anxieties people are facing, many are still bringing hope.
A UC Davis Health employee from the Sacramento campus has tested positive for the coronavirus, university officials confirmed Friday.
With this statewide stay-at-home order issued Thursday by Gov. Gavin Newsom to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus, many people are wondering what they can and cannot do.
Two men were found guilty on Friday of murdering two Lodi residents in 2016.
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Department said they are investigating a paper towel robbery at a WinCo Foods in Arden involving a suspect who allegedly threatened employees.
Several firearms were stolen from a gun store on Arden Way early Friday morning, the sheriff's department said.
The City of Sacramento announced today that they will provide free child care to all first responders during the coronavirus outbreak.
A man is being accused of attempted murder after the Marysville Police Department said a woman was stabbed in the neck following an altercation with her fiance.
With fans missing this year's tournament, CBS is planning to re-air some of the tournament's classic games.
The City of Vacaville set up a hotline to help quarantined seniors in need of assistance during the coronavirus outbreak – serving the most vulnerable in the community at a time when they are at the greatest health risk.
El Dorado County Public Health officials announced on Friday the first confirmed positive case of coronavirus in a county resident who is currently being monitored in the Central Valley.
Find yourself daydreaming about what would have happened in the NCAA Tournament? The good people at Axios have run a simulation to find out.
Another group of people could be particularly vulnerable to COVID-19: people who smoke, vape or have substance use disorders.
