New Three-Story Golf And Entertainment Center Getting Mixed Reviews From Neighbors
The company behind a massive new golf entertainment venue under construction in Roseville is looking to hire 500 people to fill their new positions.
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The company behind a massive new golf entertainment venue under construction in Roseville is looking to hire 500 people to fill their new positions.
Carter Edson has been paying for water and sewage insurance protection for years, just in case something goes wrong.
Living out in the country has its benefits -- sprawling acreage, sounds of peace and tranquility. But at Heather Phillips' home, it's a different story. Raging bees have buzzed away any peace and turned her yard into a hive.
George Lucas, who grew up in Modesto, had originally planned to build his museum in San Francisco, and then Chicago. But those plans were scrapped. Sacramento is making a pitch to bring the museum here.
A year-long investigation by a panel of retired judges found San Francisco police officers disproportionately stop and search African-Americans and Latinos and that the department lacks robust oversight.
Sacramento's Center of Praise Ministries opened its doors Sunday morning to law enforcement on a day it chose to "Honor the Blue."
People around the nation and in Sacramento are raving about Pokemon Go.
A man is dead after a standoff with police in North Sacramento Monday morning. It started when people in the area noticed the man on the street visibly irritated. When police arrived, the man taunted the officers with a knife while circling one of the police cars and screaming obscenities.
Police have arrested a 21-year-old Southern California man on animal cruelty charges after his pet Chihuahua tested positive for the drug methamphetamine.
A demonstration was held Monday at the capitol in Sacramento against the recent deadly police shootings in Louisiana and Minnesota.
Following the huge popularity of the new game Pokemon Go, Caltrans is urging drivers to keep their eyes on the road and to not play the game while they drive.
The California Lottery says it collected a record $6.3 billion in the last fiscal year, up nearly 15 percent from the previous record of $5.5 billion set a year earlier.
California's campaign finance watchdog is issuing a fine to ride-sharing service Lyft for repeatedly breaking state campaign finance disclosure laws over the last three years.
More and more, police agencies are using the power of social media to catch criminals and the District Attorney's Office now has an 80 percent success rate.