Search On For Driver Who Struck, Killed Boy On Bicycle In Arden Arcade
California Highway Patrol is looking for a driver who fatally struck a boy on a bicycle in the Arden Arcade area.
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California Highway Patrol is looking for a driver who fatally struck a boy on a bicycle in the Arden Arcade area.
The USDA is recalling ground beef products sold nationwide that are believed to be responsible for several illnesses and one death.
A Stockton police motorcycle officer injured in a crash last month may never walk again.
It hasn't even been officially announced, but that hasn't stopped the "Misery" over Maroon 5 possibly headlining the Super Bowl LIII halftime show in music-rich Atlanta.
It's a push for peace as faith leaders come together to bring unity to Sacramento at a time of crisis, and heightened tensions.
The Rancho Cordova Police Department is teaming up with the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department to honor fallen deputy Mark Stasyuk.
It was one of the biggest catches in the country and was meant to draw thousands of people to see the highest level of pro bass fishing.
A Solano County court commissioner has granted Matthew Muller the right to act as his own attorney and he can cross-examine his very victims.
The Assistance League in Stockton fears the weeks-long closure will be a major setback to local children in need of assistance.
Tuesday marked six months since the shooting of 22-year-old Stephon Clark. Sharpton joining the Clark family today calling for an update on the investigation into his death.
For the second time in less than a year, fans of Wizard World Comic Con in Sacramento will be disappointed.
Camping out in public is no longer illegal, according to a court ruling passed just a few weeks ago. The ruling came down from San Francisco's Ninth Circuit of Appeals.
The new law will force doctors to tell patients their probation status and basic details of the terms of their probation.
A spokesperson with the DOJ says the raid on 14 Casa Ramos restaurants was part of the TRaCE Task Force.
A new program in downtown Stockton is helping business owners keep a close eye on things as they work together to improve safety.
