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The gassy Neapolitan Mastiff was a favorite of the Northern California crowd from the start, often plopping down on her side on stage with her droopy face spread across the ground when she was supposed to be showing off.
The heat wave is slowly coming to an end, and while that may be a good thing for some people, businesses around Downtown Sacramento took a lot of heat.
Placer County officials say they have seen an increase in residents who received nonrenewal notices from their insurance companies.
General Manager Vlade Divac joined Doug and Grant and broke down all the nights festivities last night during the draft. Plus, what he and the front office seen in all of the players they acquired during the draft. Also, listen as Vlade gives his thoughts on Bogdan Bogdonovich future.
CBS13's Steve Large reports that Johnson and his wife Michelle Rhee were served with the subpoenas at Sacramento International Airport.
The National Weather Service says a cooling influence from the Delta will help ease temperatures downward and bring much-needed relief in the overnight hours this weekend.
A 23-year-old man has been arrested under suspicion of vandalizing St. Francis of Assisi Parish in downtown Sacramento over the weekend.
Officers say they were forced to shoot and kill two aggressive dogs that were running loose in Elk Grove.
"When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?" Depp asked the crowd at Glastonbury Festival.
Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger says the environment shouldn't be a partisan issue.
Officers are looking for the two boys who knocked an elderly woman to the ground and stole her purse.
Once a teenage rite of passage, the summer job is vanishing.
Kings fans will have a chance to meet the team's newest draft picks for free in Downtown Sacramento on Friday.
Officials denied parole Thursday for convicted killer Patricia Krenwinkel — a follower of cult leader Charles Manson — after considering whether battered women's syndrome affected her state of mind at the time of the notorious murders nearly five decades ago in California.
After back to back days of high temperatures, the Wildlife Care Association received a record number of animals in just a few days.
