$252.2M Sacramento Railyards Stadium Deal Contingent On Being Awarded MLS Team
Republic FC and the City of Sacramento have come to an agreement on a privately funded stadium deal at the Downtown Railyards.
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Republic FC and the City of Sacramento have come to an agreement on a privately funded stadium deal at the Downtown Railyards.
A coalition of 25 local governments has filed a lawsuit against the California Bureau of Cannabis Control in an effort to invalidate regulations allowing delivery of commercial cannabis statewide.
A 24-year-old woman is facing DUI charges after a rollover crash on Highway 65 that sent three people to the hospital.
President Donald Trump headed to California on Friday in a renewed push to make border security a central campaign issue for his 2020 re-election.
The Oakland rap icon, known for hit songs like "2 Legit 2 Quit" and "U Can't Touch This," will be starting his "Hammer House Party" tour on Saturday.
Drinking one or two glass a day may increase the chances of having a stroke, according to a new genetic study published Thursday.
Cans of tomato paste are being recalled nationwide because of the potential for mold.
A fire that started in a historic vacant building spread and damaged a comic book store in Suisun City late Thursday night.
A California Highway Patrol trooper who was injured in an accident at a Fairfield trampoline park is moving forward with a lawsuit.
Verizon Wireless has won federal approval to build a 138-foot (42-meter) cellular tower in California's Sequoia National Park to improve phone service in the remote region.
Turner is expected to appear in court Monday, April 8, and will eventually be extradited to Las Vegas.
Police in Sonora are asking residents of one neighborhood to be vigilant after a series of drive-by golf balling incidents recently.
Here's a list of all the fun and the cheaper prices Raley Field is offering this season.
After years of little to no issues with measles, two recent local cases that potentially exposed people in Sacramento and Placer Counties, have doctors on alert.
Despite receiving the unanimous blessing of Davis city leaders a year ago, the developer behind a proposed 706-bed student housing project can't break ground until he gets past a local environmental activist's objection.
