Sacramento Gives All Clear On Water, But Questions Remain
Twenty-four hours after residents complained of discolored water, the city of Sacramento gave the all clear. But the cause is unknown.
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Twenty-four hours after residents complained of discolored water, the city of Sacramento gave the all clear. But the cause is unknown.
A mother has a warning for neighbors after her teens came face-to-face with a strange man following a string of robberies.
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Department says the man was found on the 5600 block of Nona Way with multiple gunshot wounds.
The public-private Greater Sacramento Economic Council rolled out a punchy promotion video in its bid for Amazon's massive new headquarters, a second home outside Seattle.
The mayor secured $1 million from a network of researchers, organizers and technologists who are committed to helping people succeed.
Rodolphe Streichenberger dumped 1,500 used tires, 2,000 plastic jugs, 20-foot sections of PVC pipe and other materials in an attempted artificial reef.
Judge Tanya Chutkan ordered the government to move "promptly and without delay" to transport the teenager or allow her to be transported by others to the nearest abortion provider.
Dozens of cities are putting the final touches on bids to become the second headquarters of Amazon. The online giant announced last month its new location could involve a $5 billion capital investment and 50,000 jobs.
A warning has been issued to rental property owners hoping to use the Northern California wildfire tragedy to boost profits.
Travis Boys pulled what appeared to be a napkin from his clothing after a bathroom break and rubbed feces on his head, face and mouth.
A judge said Tyerell Przybycien should be tried on allegations that he was deeply involved in 16-year-old Jchandra Brown's suicide planning.
Harold Miller, 71, was arrested Aug. 8 after being pulled over on Interstate 94 near Bismarck.
Republicans view the tax increase as a highly unpopular move that will draw voters from across California to the polls in the midterm election.
Now in it's sixth year, the annual Aftershock Festival brings two days of heavy metal and and hard rock favorites to three stages in Sacramento's Discovery Park including iconic singer Ozzy Osbourne, alternative giants Nine Inch Nails and A Perfect Circle, prog metal outfits Mastodon and Gojira, newer metal crews Five Finger Death Punch and Halestorm and hip-hop acts Run the Jewels and Tech N9ne and much more.
Road signs continue to be a temptation for mischievous pranksters. This time, it's a sign in Vacaville that was changed.
