Sacramento Sheriff Loses Facebook Fight Over First Amendment
Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones lost his battle to ban Black Lives Matters leaders from his Facebook page.
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Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones lost his battle to ban Black Lives Matters leaders from his Facebook page.
A judge has temporarily blocked the transfer of coronavirus patients from Travis Air Force Base to Costa Mesa.
A Dixon man who was hit and severely hurt by a driver who ran a stop sign is sharing his story in hopes it will bring justice.
Chef Josh Bieker calls his fine-dining venture with his wife the "Dinner Series at the Gallery."
This weekend is the grand opening of the Bok Kai Temple Museum, which showcases Chinese artifacts more than a century old.
Two local police K9s, Odin from El Dorado County, and Thor from Tuolumne County are helping keep their communities safe.
Deputies arrested a man accused of taking more than 100 pieces of mail in Mountain House.
Police are looking for a suspect who robbed the Premier Community Bank on Friday afternoon.
Sacramento County Public Health officials have announced the first confirmed case of the novel coronavirus in Sacramento County.
Many people want to take beautiful photos out in the blossoming almond orchards, but at what cost?
After four months in the hospital, the CHP officer who was hit by an alleged drunk driver in Sutter County is back home.
Super Tuesday, March 3, is quickly approaching, but Sacramento County voters can already cast their vote, and skip Election Day lines.
An Eastern European man who authorities say sent a Christmas card to the Unabomber has been indicted on charges of mailing packages of a potentially deadly poison to a California state prison, officials said Friday.
The Sacramento City Unified School District could soon be laying off dozens of teachers.
One person is in custody after police responded to reports of domestic violence in a Stockton neighborhood on Friday, authorities said.
