Sacramento Solar Cooking Company Aims To Reduce Cooking Fire Risks
Solar Cookers International is headquartered in Sacramento, but they're leaving their mark around the world, specifically in some of the poorest countries.
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Solar Cookers International is headquartered in Sacramento, but they're leaving their mark around the world, specifically in some of the poorest countries.
The Raiders' first trip to the playoffs since the 2002 season, when they went to the Super Bowl, ended with a thud behind the struggles of third-string rookie Connor Cook. He threw for 161 yards with one touchdown and three interceptions.
An inventory of Prince's estate submitted to a probate court in Minnesota shows he had acquired tens of millions of dollars' worth of real estate and other personal property before he died last year.
Police say a Pennsylvania woman drove into a river to avoid arrest, then ignored officers and continued drinking beer as she floated in the vehicle.
The NBA has announced plans to stream a regular-season game via Facebook Live for the first time.
The new, declassified report on Russian efforts to influence the presidential election has a troublesome prediction: Russia isn't done intruding in U.S. politics and policymaking.
Sacramento County Sheriff deputies arrested two men for their alleged involvement in the murder of Sungaya Fleming, a Sacramento woman who was shot on the 4800 block of Myrtle Ave. Monday, Dec. 12.
A fourplex in Sacramento County was heavily damaged by fire and smoke Saturday.
Authorities say a Texas man tried to destroy cocaine hidden under his belly fat while being taken to jail after failing a field sobriety test early on New Year's Eve.
In 1986 there was a close call. The water began seeping through the Garden Highway levee. Caldwell hopes to avoid a repeat.
Officials say heed the warning, stock up on supplies and be prepared for major flooding.
That includes investing over $20 million to upgrade infrastructure, including building levees and flood walls, widening streams and installing water pumps.
On Friday there was a constant stream of traffic at this fire station on Alta Mesa all day as residents lined up. Sand piles were quickly depleted and more trucks would soon make drop-offs.
Sarah Martinez was loaned an RV by Everyone Matters Ministries, where she has been living for about a year.
