New Fireworks Make Their Debut At Stands
Five new fireworks are debuting today as firework stands open for business.
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Five new fireworks are debuting today as firework stands open for business.
Police say that a woman found dead in her midtown apartment had obvious signs of trauma to her body.
The gloves are coming off in California kitchens.
Detectives say they have arrested the man wanted for the murder of 34-year-old Kareen Johnson.
Next to a massage parlor, a doughnut shop and a liquor store, more than two dozen people sat inside a darkened business in a strip mall dropping $2 bets on electronic games with names such as "Robin Hood," ''Mr. Millionaire" and "Luck of the Irish" when Sacramento County sheriff's deputies paid a visit.
The superintendent of a small Northern California school district will resign amid a federal investigation into allegations district staff verbally and physically abused Native American students.
Despite overall numbers in the tens of thousands, mustang advocates say the wild horse is on the verge of going extinct in North America for the second time in 13,000 years and deserves protection under the Endangered Species Act alongside grizzly bears, the desert tortoise and humpback whales.
Engineers are testing the technology that may one day put humans on Mars.
California has suspended GI education benefits at all colleges owned by the Corinthian Colleges group. They say they're trying to protect hundreds of veterans who currently use the GI Bill.
He's one of many on Instagram in Sacramento posting pictures of the city from all angles. The visitors bureau is tapping into those pictures of everything from farm-to-fork, stunning sunsets and everything Sacramento.
California's billion-dollar cherry industry has been hit hard and will likely see its worst crop in more than 15 years.
Families are complaining about swarms of bugs at McKinley Park, and now the city says it's looking into what it can do to fix the issue.
People near the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant received alerts on their cell phones that read "civil emergency" and "prepare for action."
Neighbors said the husband and wife from Red Oak Court would be the first two neighbors to check in and see if all of their neighbors were doing alright.
