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High-quality suits and tuxedos for men can be rented at these Sacramento small businesses, whether he needs to dress like a successful businessman, sophisticated bridegroom, GQ model or a Fred Astaire-esque stunner in top hat and tails.
Disney destinations are no longer just for families. Many couples make plans to enjoy their honeymoon at one of the many Disney destinations worldwide.
In celebration of Independence Day, several cities across the nation are hosting fun-filled activities by day and then concluding with spectacular pyrotechnic shows that can be viewed from miles away. Here are five of the best places in America to celebrate the Fourth of July
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi on a Monday visit to the state capital called for minimal military involvement in Iraq and praised California for passing a timely budget.
Ever since Burlesque was stolen, Stephanie Winkler has made posters and has been searching endlessly on social media and Craigslist for the dog she says can't be replaced.
He says his doctors at Kaiser Manteca figured out it was a waterborne bacteria that made him sick—a bacteria so dangerous they'd have to notify the proper authorities.
Two months after the high-end bikes were stolen, Folsom Police took those leads and arranged a sting by telling the suspect they wanted to see the bikes before they purchased them.
When you look around the airport, you'll see patches of green grass that looks healthy and lush. But airport authorities say it's not because of over-irrigation, but other measures.
San Francisco 49ers quarterback and Turlock's favorite son, Colin Kaepernick, may be making headlines with his recent multimillion-dollar contract, but on Monday, he was focused on making some kids' day.
The United States soccer team opened the World Cup with a thrilling 2-1 win over Ghana.
Hundreds of new jobs are expected to land in West Sacramento as a Japanese company broke ground on a new production facility.
CBS13 viewer Gerri Swinsick wrote to us on Facebook, asking "Why are we letting fireworks be sold during this severe drought when we can't even water our lawns.
In a state with nearly 18 million registered voters, the figures for late-arriving ballots are relatively tiny, but even small numbers can make a difference in tight races.
The appeals court cited two U.S. Supreme Court rulings that overturned Colorado's requirement that signature gatherers wear badges and an Ohio law banning anonymous campaign leaflets.
