Sacramento police release video of 3 officers shooting suspect on N. 16th Street
Sacramento police released video of three officers shooting a man along N. 16th Street after reports that the man was brandishing a firearm last month.
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Sacramento police released video of three officers shooting a man along N. 16th Street after reports that the man was brandishing a firearm last month.
A 68-year-old man is in the hospital recovering after he was involved in a crash, assaulted, hit by another vehicle and had his vehicle stolen in Stockton Thursday night, police said on Friday.
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokesperson said that about 44 people were arrested Friday at three locations in Los Angeles.
A West Sacramento resident has a confirmed case of measles, health officials say, prompting a contact tracing effort in Yolo County.
A former Cal Fire employee was arraigned Wednesday on charges stemming from a child pornography investigation.
A box truck driver found themselves precariously hanging above the San Joaquin River after a crash along Interstate 5 early Friday morning.
Blue Diamond Growers will be winding down operations and leaving its historic midtown Sacramento almond plant, the company announced Friday.
An Elk Grove elementary school student was struck by a vehicle while bicycling to class Friday morning.
The Folsom Zoo Sanctuary has taken in a new bear, and the public can now help choose its name.
Authorities are investigating after an SUV ended up almost completely running over a sports car in Carmichael Friday morning.
Several families have been displaced after a tree caught fire and spread flames onto an apartment building in north Sacramento County early Friday morning.
Mayor Martha Guerrero, in her State of the City address, emphasized growth as she laid out future plans for the city on Thursday.
For architect and environmental activist Eugene Tssui, the future of sustainable design starts with a return to nature and a radical shift in mindset.
Sacramento County leaders have approved a new budget, and they're making millions in spending cuts. But there's only one full-time employee who's actually permanently losing his job, and he doesn't even get a paycheck.
The City of Manteca is cracking down on red light runners. The police department says they've already issued over 500 citations in one month.
