Planned 'Raftopia' Event Prompts Alcohol Ban On American River
Officials have issued an alcohol ban along part of the American River in anticipation of another "Raftopia" event.
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Officials have issued an alcohol ban along part of the American River in anticipation of another "Raftopia" event.
Lisa Gregory has kept a close eye on the weather since fleeing her home in the woods as a wildfire advanced in Southern California. She doesn't know when she can return or whether her house was still standing.
A deadly crash may have started with two cars racing overnight, possibly with gunfire exchanged, investigators say.
Deputies are investigating a deadly deputy-involved shooting near Citrus Heights.
Rancho Cordova Police say Shane Jack was caught with a fake badge, a fake gun, and handcuffs. Police say Jack presented himself as a peace officer to a private security guard.
At around 8:30 p.m., officers were on a traffic stop about a half-mile away from Pacific Avenue and Regent Street when a sports bike drove past them, with the driver revving its engine.
Police in Modesto have been working nonstop after two shootings, one deadly, on a single road.
The horrific scene on Laguna Boulevard unraveled in broad daylight. Police said a driver lost control and hit a Prius, instantly killing a man and injuring three others.
A driver who drove between lowered crossing gates has died after the vehicle was struck by a light rail train on Thursday.
Sacramento Police say the victim was approached by three males and two females and was at one point attacked with a machete.
Since last week, Marisela Wilkinson says she's been bitten by mosquitoes more often and during the day.
He is charged with one felony charge of recording confidential communications and three additional misdemeanors: contributing to the delinquency of a minor, providing alcohol to a person under 21, and cruelty to a child by endangering health.
Sacramento County Sheriff's investigators say one of their deputies was involved in the shooting.
The effort follows a recent study claiming local African-American children are twice as likely to die as any other ethnicity.
The Senate approved the measure in a 38-0 vote on Thursday. AB1561 returns to the Assembly, which has already approved it but must agree to changes made in the Senate.
