Sacramento SPCA Offering Free Adoptions Thanks To Anonymous Donor
The Sacramento SPCA is offering free adoptions today through the end of the year thanks to an anonymous donor.
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The Sacramento SPCA is offering free adoptions today through the end of the year thanks to an anonymous donor.
Two men posing as officers robbed a home in Grass Valley reportedly used as a commercial marijuana operation.
A trio of mail theft suspects were arrested in Loomis after calling 911 for help getting their car started.
Minnesota Sen. Al Franken apologized Thursday after a Los Angeles radio anchor accused him of forcibly kissing her during a 2006 USO tour and of posing for a photo with his hands on her breasts as she slept.
Authorities say the same woman led officers on vehicle chases through Southern California on back-to-back days.
The crowd went wild with support. Since then, social media has also lit up with support for Drake.
Aaron Clark was hiking the Bay Area trail in Vallejo Saturday afternoon when he stopped to look over the edge and slipped and fell.
Localized flooding is making for dangerous driving conditions in the Sacramento area as a storm rolls through on Thursday.
An overnight standoff situation in Ceres lasted for hours before being resolved early Thursday morning.
More than a dozen escapes have occurred over the past eight years at a Hawaii psychiatric hospital where a patient described as dangerous walked off the grounds and made it to California.
A Manteca music store owner is sounding off at city hall after he got a bill for the police response to a series of burglaries at his business.
He's described as a playful and sweet dog. But on Tuesday night, Slowpoke was quick to attack.
Currently, unlicensed operations pay no business or hotel taxes; something tourism officials don't agree with.
More than 100 people crowded the community center building in Rancho Tehama Wednesday evening for a candlelight vigil in honor of the lives lost in a shooting a day earlier.
Serving a life sentence, he spent time in Folsom State Prison. That's when one of his followers, Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, moved to Sacramento into a house at 1725 P Street in Midtown.
