Sacramento DOJ Employee Telecommuting After Brief Exposure To Family Member With Coronavirus
Officials say a local Department of Justice employee was briefly in contact with a family member later diagnosed with novel coronavirus.
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Officials say a local Department of Justice employee was briefly in contact with a family member later diagnosed with novel coronavirus.
Police say the woman hurt after an incident in Midtown Sacramento was stabbed, not shot as previously thought.
Police say they are looking for a group of teenage boys believed to be responsible for shooting out car windows in Newman.
The numbers of American seniors over age 65 who now smoke marijuana or use edibles increased two-fold between 2015 and 2018, according to research published Monday in JAMA.
A sea lion was spotted in the American River near Sacramento – very far from home.
A problem with an underground cable is being blamed for a power outage in the Pocket/Greenhaven neighborhood of Sacramento on Monday morning.
Five people were arrested after a probation search uncovered a dozen illegal firearms inside of a Stockton residence, authorities said.
A man suspected of a DUI was arrested after a fatal hit-and-run crash claimed the life of his 2-year-old nephew in Fairfield on Sunday, authorities said.
Authorities said a man is dead after being hit by a train in Lodi on Sunday night.
A woman is in the hospital after a shooting in midtown on Sunday evening, Sacramento police said.
If a new Sacramento city ordinance is approved Tuesday, homeless activists say it could open the floodgates and pour countless homeless individuals into neighborhoods.
A memorial mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna has been put up in Stockton.
A teenager is dead after being shot multiple times in Stockton early Sunday, authorities said.
Stockton police arrested a man accused of robbing another man and beating him with a baseball bat on Saturday.
A coroner has identified a victim who died after crashing into an embankment in Rancho Murieta last week.
