Shots Fired At Officers Who Responded To Report Of Suicidal Man Along River In Rancho Cordova
Authorities say a man fired shots at officers along the river early Tuesday afternoon, but no one was hurt.
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Authorities say a man fired shots at officers along the river early Tuesday afternoon, but no one was hurt.
The family of Sacramento Police Officer Tara O'Sullivan spoke alongside police officers Tuesday, nearly a week after she was ambushed and killed in North Sacramento.
San Francisco will become the first US city to effectively ban e-cigarette sales, after the city's board of supervisors voted in favor of an ordinance Tuesday.
A deputy shot and killed a cougar in Oregon Friday night after the animal got too close to a woman and her baby.
Bengals rookie offensive tackle Jonah Williams is expected to miss the season after surgery for a torn labrum in his left shoulder.
A California Highway Patrol officer helped stop an inmate who was trying to escape after being taken to a local hospital.
The City of Tracy will raise the Pride flag for the first time in city history on Friday, June 28, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots.
Sacramento travelers can soon fly nonstop to Palm Springs.
An overturned big rig has all southbound lanes of Sunrise Boulevard blocked in Rancho Cordova Tuesday morning.
Southwest announced more than a year ago its plans to sell nonstop flights from Sacramento International Airport to Hawaii; however, those flights have yet to go on sale or be offered.
Honeywell recalled a photoelectric smoke sensor sold with fire alarm systems on June 21, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reported.
What appeared to be a case of social media shaming turned out to be blessing for a Georgia man last week.
Exposure to a chemical commonly used to reduce bacterial contamination in cosmetics, toothpaste and products like toys and clothing may come with an unintended risk -- osteoporosis.
Back-to-school is still more than a month away but JCPenney is looking to hire 150 seasonal associates in the Sacramento region to help handle the back-to-school shopping rush.
The California Supreme Court has limited so-called "kill zone" prosecutions, where defendants are charged with the attempted murder of people near a crime scene -- regardless of whether those people were injured.
