Search On For Suspect Who Led Sacramento Police On Chase In Stolen Car
Officers are looking for a suspect who ran after an early morning chase in North Sacramento on Tuesday.
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Officers are looking for a suspect who ran after an early morning chase in North Sacramento on Tuesday.
Seven Democratic candidates for president have qualified for Tuesday's debate in Charleston, South Carolina, to be hosted by CBS News. It's the last opportunity candidates will have to make their pitch on a national stage before Saturday's critical South Carolina primary — and the last one before voters in 16 states and territories go to the polls on Super Tuesday, March 3.
A new study has ranked Stockton as one of the least "hardest-working" cities in America.
A big rig was sent crashing off Interstate 5 near the Fremont Street off-ramp when it clipped a parked car early Tuesday morning.
To help boost recruitment numbers, veteran police officer and musician, Filmore Graham, dropped a music video encouraging young people to join the force.
A mural in Midtown Sacramento was vandalized and the building's owner is trying to find the person responsible.
A Department of Homeland Security whistleblower was found shot to death in Amador County over the weekend, and contrary to previous reports, investigators haven't classified his death as a suicide.
A man said he spent 27 days in the Sacramento County Jail without being charged or making a court appearance.
Heart disease is the number one killer of people worldwide.
Many questions remain in the death of a two-year-old after police say his uncle ran him over in a Fairfield mobile home park.
Rafael Chavez, 17, was fatally shot in the area of Rose Street and Queen Avenue on Sunday morning.
A man shot himself in front of deputies near the WinCo in Antelope Wednesday afternoon, the sheriff's office said.
Records show penalties are often more severe for DUI drivers who are arrested at the scene of a crash, compared to those who leave.
Trailers arrived in the city of Stockton Monday, to help house those living on the streets.
In their latest bid to combat California's affordable housing crisis, state lawmakers on Monday announced a package of bills to limit development fees that can add tens of thousands of dollars to the price of a new home.
