Keith Brooks and Carmichael Dave Show - March 20th, 2015
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An El Dorado County Sheriff's Deputy has been arrested on accusations of domestic violence.
Leave it to top-ranked Kentucky to give all their faithful fans a reason to relax and enjoy a big win to open up the NCAA Tournament. The Wildcats' big victory gave everyone else a chance to breathe a sigh of relief after a thrilling day in the Bluegrass State.
Schoology, an award-winning learning management system, is showing how improvements in technology are making the area of education exponentially better in California.
Police are investigating one of their own after a woman was struck by a car early Friday morning.
Take a look into Madrid, the capital and largest city of Spain and one of Europe's most fascinating cities.
In honor of Ovarian Cancer Month, Sacramento is hosting the Dirty Girl Mud Run, where these two women will be pushing early detection and raising money to fight the disease.
The small trees are held up with stakes, and a Manteca business owner says he's concerned the trees may have been neglected, and that the project was a waste of taxpayer money.
Caltrans sent inspectors to have a close look at the Pioneer Bridge, and the agency says the structure itself is sound and safe for drivers.
Sacramento SPCA CEO Rick Johnson says it's not against the law to farm dogs for food in South Korea, but a different perspective.
You wouldn't expect to hear about circadian rhythms, or bioluminescent behavior from middles schoolers, but these 12- and 13-year-olds from EV Cain Middle School are proud of their scientific knowledge.
The reason she thinks that is because it's the same charge Michael Lyon pleaded guilty to four years ago—secretly recording sexual encounters with women. He was allowed a plea deal at that time that gave him a month behind bars.
If approved by the Sacramento city Council at Tuesday's meeting, many north Natomas homeowners will be getting cash back—$200 for corner lots, $100 for the others.
Knight and an associate have been involved in an extortion scheme that has netted more than $10 million, an affidavit filed by a sheriff's detective says. "Apparently when a new artist or rapper comes to either Los Angeles or Las Vegas, he is required to pay a 'tax' to defendant Knight," Barnes' motion states.
