Allergic To Eggs? You Can Now Get The Flu Shot, New Guidelines Say
Every year, millions of Americans get sick with the flu. While the vast majority of people will recover without any serious complications, not everyone is so lucky.
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Every year, millions of Americans get sick with the flu. While the vast majority of people will recover without any serious complications, not everyone is so lucky.
"Some people do take it seriously - and some people are on their phones, some people are cracking jokes."
It's flu season and new numbers show the virus is active in almost all of California. Sacramento doctors are seeing patients roll into their offices sooner than expected.
Part of Sacramento motel has been evacuated after a guest fired gunshots inside one of the rooms, according to police.
As Sacramento's skyline changes, Gretchen Steinberg is on a mission to keep the city's mid-century modern architecture from being destroyed by new development.
Broadway comics and Cards have been open next to tower cafe for nearly 3 decades. But rising rents and a shift to more online sales has forced the owner to make a tough decision.
The City of Rancho Cordova is getting pushback for a new law that targets boat and RV owners.
Firefighters took advantage of calm winds in Southern California to reach 50 percent containment of a massive wildfire, officials said.
The devastating train wreck in Washington has ties to California and Sacramento.
Authorities say two women are facing charges after five children were injured with a hot glue gun at a Chicago daycare.
It brought in hundreds of thousands of visitors to Sacramento every Memorial Day weekend for more than 40 years, but today organizers of the Sacramento Music Festival, formerly the Jazz Jubilee, announced they're calling it quits.
A man and his 6-year-old son drowned as the man tried to rescue the child from a powerful undertow off a Northern California beach, authorities said Monday.
Leaders with the City of Stockton are continuing to examine existing strategies as police investigate the community's 52nd homicide of the year.
The sheriff of Clermont County, Ohio firmly believes it's a call of duty for his deputies to carry a nasal spray that brings people back from the brink of death by drug overdose.
