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Sacramento says it's struggling to bring touring musicians to downtown concert venues. Now, there's a new idea that could encourage more music promoters to book acts at city-owned theaters.
When the weather heats up, many want to grab a drink, get on a boat and spend time with friends and family on the water. This year, at Lake Camanche, it's a different story.
The Golden State Valkyries struggled on both sides of the court in their matchup against the reigning WNBA champions, the New York Liberty, losing in their first game of the week.
A North Lake Tahoe ice cream shop got an unexpected visitor. The store owner captured video of a bear after helping itself to an entire tub of ice cream.
A beloved park in Carmichael is temporarily closing for safety upgrades.
A DUI suspect is under arrest after a crash along Interstate 80 in West Sacramento early Tuesday afternoon.
A deputy with the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office was arraigned Thursday on sexual assault and kidnapping charges.
A person has been pulled out of the American River near Ancil Hoffman Park and is being treated by first responders, officials say.
A brazen daytime shooting at a homeless encampment in Vallejo left two men dead and a third man severely injured, police said.
Authorities on the Northern California coast said they have identified a man who was fatally shot near an illegal cannabis grow earlier this month.
Around 8:30 p.m., Fire District crews were sent to the South Yuba River near the Highway 49 bridge for reports of a person falling into the water.
Detectives have arrested three suspects in connection to thefts at new home developments in Hughson.
Memorial Day Weekend is the traditional start of boating season, with many people taking advantage of the warmer weather to take their boats out for the first time. But soon, a key safety tool on the water could be stuck on dry land.
Mary Bella's Law would have closed a loophole that allows early prison release for sex offenders.
Fewer cherries, lower production and more financial struggle. That's what farmers are experiencing in the San Joaquin County, with a 43% drop in harvest predicted this year due to weather whiplash.
