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A former Sacramento Kings executive accused of siphoning funds meant for the team's arena naming rights into an LLC used to purchase millions of dollars of real estate has pleaded guilty to charges.
California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones says claims from last month's wildfires already at $9 billion and expected to rise.
The victim of a fatal shooting Tuesday night outside a Natomas library has been identified as 41-year-old Amber Clark.
A local lawmaker is among a number of Sacramento residents frustrated that leaf piles still haven't been picked up in the Land Park and East Sacramento neighborhoods.
Flu activity in the United States remains low overall, but it is increasing. In California, the flu activity level is considered minimal, with several counties in the Bay Area and Southern California reporting elevated activity.
The woman killed last night in Natomas is believed to have been targeted in the deadly shooting. The gunman remains on the loose.
The state may start to tax your text messages and use the money to pay for programs for phone service for low-income residents.
A man recently tried to get inside a Bay Area a building through the roof, but his method of entry was anything but slick.
A Tennessee mother and her boyfriend are accused of force-feeding batteries to a small child.
When a severe snowstorm hit North Carolina Sunday, a new mom took an extraordinary step to be available to wait tables at a local restaurant.
McDonald's says it will reduce the use of antibiotics in its beef around the world.
Police are investigating after thieves posing as volunteers allegedly stole donations from a Toys for Tots campaign at an Akron church.
PG&E says it found damaged power lines and other equipment with bullet holes at two sites near where the Camp Fire is believed to have started.
Specific lots of cat food are being recalled because they may contain low levels of thiamine.
