The Grant Napear Show - May 29th, 2015 - Seg. 2
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Crews have shut down several blocks around the state capitol to prepare for the 31st Annual Sacramento Pride Festival.
Turlock's mayor proposed a better way to fix the city's sidewalk problems, but local realtors say there's some cracks in the city's plans.
A high school senior accused of hitting and killing a pedestrian and driving away, is six days away from graduating. But instead of walking with her class, she will walk into a courtroom, charged with a felony.
A top California oil and gas regulator has resigned amid questions about oilfield contamination of the state's water supplies.
The leader of the California Senate says he's ending a practice of providing free after-hours transportation to lawmakers in an effort to restore public trust.
When a 32-foot replica killer whale buzzed through the water to scare off hundreds of sea lions piled on Oregon docks, onlookers cheered. And then the dummy orca went belly-up.
A charity is racing to replace 1,500 pounds of food for needy children after the donations were stolen from a Southern California church.
Divers pulled a life-sized doll head out of a canal Thursday evening.
School is out for the summer for students in the San Juan Unified School District, but now marks a busy time for construction on campuses.
Police say a man wanted for attempted murder was arrested at a Fairfield high school's graduation ceremony.
