UPDATE: 1 Man Killed, Another Injured In Loomis House Fire
Investigators are looking into the cause of a house fire in Loomis that left one man dead and another man injured.
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Investigators are looking into the cause of a house fire in Loomis that left one man dead and another man injured.
An Auburn woman fighting cancer is looking for a clinical trial that could help save her life, but she says the government shutdown is shutting down her chances of finding one.
Authorities say an explosion from a plastic bottle containing dry ice at a Los Angeles International Airport terminal caused up to four flights to be delayed.
With a midnight strike deadline just hours away and public frustration mounting, negotiators for the Bay Area Rapid Transit system and its two unions resumed contract talks Sunday as nervous commuters scouted alternate ways of getting to work.
Sunshine and pleasant temperatures are ahead, but the breezy weather will pick up at times this coming workweek.
Just outside Capitol Mall on Sunday, the Sacramento Kings rallied their supporters with a big thank you and to raise money for several charities.
The St. Louis Cardinals win back-to-back home games started by Los Angeles aces Zack Grienke and Clayton Kershaw, while Boston gets no-hit for eight-plus innings in losing to the Detroit Tigers at Fenway Park.
Ten percent of the American workforce is currently working from home. Could it work for you?
A routine traffic stop landed a Nevada City woman in jail, and now it may send her back to a country she hasn't seen in nearly 15 years.
After being hospitalized for several days, a Rancho Cordova man has been arrested in connection to the fatal stabbing of his wife.
On Saturday, the mayors of West Sacramento and Sacramento joined forces to raise money for youth programs on both sides of the river.
Cyclists rolled through Rocklin Saturday to help raise money for sick babies.
There's now a search for a couple who may have picked up the greyhound lost by Air Canada at San Francisco International Airport.
A computer glitch that left some families unable to buy groceries Saturday, because of an error accessing the government assistance program, has been fixed according to Xerox.
Contracts talks resumed Saturday afternoon between the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit system and its two unions, a BART spokesman said.
