The Grant Napear Show - December 4, 2014 - Seg 2
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One person is in the hospital with burns after escaping a house fire early Saturday morning in Stockton.
An attorney for a Northern California prostitute charged with killing a Google executive with an overdose of heroin aboard his yacht says other women visited the man and may have consumed drugs with him before he died.
Police say that signs of foul play have led them to classify the death of a man in Sacramento as a homicide.
Police say they're investigating a crash that has taken one person's life in Elk Grove Saturday afternoon.
Dish will get the rights to deliver Showtime programming on mobile devices, the statement said. The companies said the agreement will result in the dismissal of pending litigation between them, including disputes over such services as PrimeTime Anytime.
Thieves stole art from a group of Davis elementary school students weeks before they were supposed to auction it off to raise money for their school.
A Nevada County food bank is now searching for a new place to do business after a worker giving out turkeys was threatened with a knife.
For the first time in a decade, one local city is adding a brand new subdivision. "Why is the city building homes?" asked a Lodi resident. That's just one question thrown our way in tonight's road tour.
He doesn't even have a driver's license, but one local teen is about to race with some well-known legends. The young Placerville teen will hit speeds of up to 130 mph at one of the biggest races in Northern California.
Twelve-year-old boy Ronin Shimizu took his own life recently after he was bullied. One local mom says she knows all too well what Shimizu's parents of parents are going through.
Rudy Gay had 27 points, Carl Landry made the game-winning basket with just under a second to play and the Sacramento Kings beat the Indiana Pacers 102-101 in overtime Friday night to stop a four-game losing streak.
Sacramento police say three family members befriended an elderly man, stole from him and then took his life. The trio is charged with murder in the death of a 77-year-old Leo Curry Jr.
Firefighters say a friend found the man dead inside his home in the 1400 block of 68th Avenue in Sacramento after he tried several times to make contact with the man. They say there was a smell of natural gas when they arrived.
