Sacramento Refuses Release Of More Footage In Fatal Shooting
City officials are refusing to release additional video footage in the shooting death of a homeless man in Sacramento this summer.
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City officials are refusing to release additional video footage in the shooting death of a homeless man in Sacramento this summer.
Authorities say a man has shot himself after a shootout with Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies.
One man in critical condition and a second deceased from a shooting last night outside of a bar in Midtown Sacramento.
Long Beach police have shot and critically wounded a suspect in a September killing.
Verizon has cut jobs in stores across the country as it deals with increasing competition in the wireless industry.
A grieving Stockton family is now questioning if their loved one could have survived if he was transported to a closer hospital.
Placer county sheriff deputies have arrested a teacher for allegedly having an inappropriate relationship with a minor.
When Dennis Ow had a heart attack in the middle of a training run last year, he wanted to thank the men and women who helped save his life, and now he's doing it in a unique way.
After months of outrage and protests about police shootings in Sacramento, there are now written guidelines from the City Council for police actions that could become policy.
Indian police have arrested 70 people and are questioning hundreds more after uncovering a massive scam to cheat thousands of Americans out of millions of dollars by posing as U.S. tax authorities and demanding unpaid taxes.
Caught on tape making shockingly crude comments about a married woman he tried to seduce, Donald Trump reeled under widespread condemnation from his own party on Friday, increasingly desperate to salvage a presidential bid at risk of imploding.
A Twin Falls police officer made a strange discovery when the person he pulled over offered a driver's license from his wife's stolen purse and wallet.
One of the largest evangelical college ministries in the U.S. has asked any staff members who support same-sex relationships to quit, a move critics call a purge and supporters laud as an affirmation of true Christianity.
Throughout the month of October, you might notice Sacramento officers with a new addition to their uniforms.
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