Sacramento State Beats UC Davis In 70-Year-Old Rivalry
Marcus Graves' layup with 11 seconds to go gave Sacramento State a 58-55 win over UC Davis on Tuesday night in the 117th meeting between the schools.
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Marcus Graves' layup with 11 seconds to go gave Sacramento State a 58-55 win over UC Davis on Tuesday night in the 117th meeting between the schools.
It could be the firefighting tool of the future and it's the work of some Bay Area high school students.
As much of Northern California prepares for the first big rainfall of the season, crews working in Paradise and Butte County are taking extra precautions.
A Roseville grandma is devastated, saying Verizon erased precious pictures of her family which she stored on the cloud.
Police are investigating reports of a mountain lion sighting in Roseville recently.
Citrus Heights police said two suspects went to a victims house over the weekend to buy a puppy but walked away with the victim's wallet.
As of Tuesday, nearly two weeks after the inferno devastated the town of Paradise and surrounding areas, the number of confirmed dead stood at 81, and the sheriff's list of those unaccounted for had about 700 names.
Firefighters are the heroes on the front lines of major fires. The job can affect a firefighter's mental health.
Rob Harrison was one of many evacuees allowed to return to Paradise for the first time Tuesday.
Crews with the San Joaquin County Public Works department are working around the community to make sure the expected rain that is moving into the area doesn't cause a problem in neighborhoods.
The Butte County District Attorney's Office released dashcam footage from last week's deadly officer-involved shooting in the Camp Fire Evacuation Area.
The DA's office on Tuesday released results of its review of the 2017 shooting of 32-year-old Mikel McIntyre.
The Crocker Art Museum is offering free admission to all Butte County residents affected by the Camp Fire.
Hoppy's Railyard Kitchen & Hopgarden at the Old Sacramento Waterfront opened Tuesday.
Earlier this month, Flickr announced it would allow members to only store 1,000 photos on its site, unless that member paid a yearly subscription fee. The fee would be $50.
