Walmart Says It Will Raise Prices Because Of Tariffs
Walmart, America's largest retailer, said Thursday it will raise prices on some products as a result of the Trump administration's tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Walmart, America's largest retailer, said Thursday it will raise prices on some products as a result of the Trump administration's tariffs on Chinese goods.
A vacant Rio Linda home was damaged in a fire early Thursday morning.
Crews are cleaning up after a massive tree at a Sacramento apartment complex fell during the storm Wednesday night into Thursday.
Several families are fed up with the homeless disturbing the dignity of their dead loved ones.
As Governor Newsom rolls out his plan for extending maternity benefits and paid family leave, CBS13 investigated the loophole that leaves hundreds of thousands of state workers, teachers, firefighters, and other public employees without access to any state-funded paid leave after having a baby.
It's not clear who planted the camera or how long it had been there.
PG&E just had a $3.50/month rate increase approved in April. The utility is asking for another $22/month increase next, to cover wildfire safety.
It's the middle of May but you wouldn't know it in the Sierra.
More than 5,000 SMUD customers were without power for over an hour in the Wilton/Herald area Wednesday night.
Tracy Mapes of Sacramento is facing charges of violating National Defense Airspace for doing a drone drop over Bay Area football games nearly two years ago.
A vehicle reportedly collided with a Nail Spa structure Wednesday night, according to Metro Fire of Sacramento.
Metro Fire said four patients were injured in the crash and transported to area hospitals.
Generally speaking, if a utility is found to be negligent, they can't pass that debt on to ratepayers.
Cleaning Crews disinfected Harry Dewey Fundamental School after a more than 100 students contracted the Norovirus in the past two weeks.
The Sacramento Department of Utilities is increasing staff levels ahead of heavy storms.
