The Grant Napear Show - August 2, 2013
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In 2008, the Federal Emergency Management Agency increased the danger of flood zones in places such as Natomas. This has halted all construction due to flood concerns.
The police department says the only burglary detective is working to link the suspected thief to other burglaries before passing the case along to the district attorney's office to issue an arrest warrant.
"On a whim, you just go and do something that is normally not you," she said. "The fire was an expression of how angry I was, I couldn't get any help to deal with that anger."
Investigators are trying to figure out why a mother who gave birth to a child who tested positive for drugs was allowed to leave the hospital. That child would be found dead at the Rio Inn and Suites 11 days after she was born, and her mother, Jennifer Sierra, would be arrested.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday paved the way for the early release of nearly 10,000 California inmates by year's end despite warnings by Gov. Jerry Brown and other state officials that a public safety crisis looms if they're forced to open the prison gates.
Folsom police are asking for the public's help identifying a suspect in a strong-arm robbery that occurred in late July.
It's a sport you may have never heard of, but one Sacramento boy is taking on the world of "Power Soccer."
Corliss Williamson is returning to the NBA, this time as an assistant coach for the Sacramento Kings.
After receiving a rotten response from the public, a local food fight is being canceled.
A Roman Catholic priest has been sentenced to eight years in prison for molesting a 13-year-old parishioner.
Dominated by linemen and defensive players, the draft lacked the name recognition and flair that skill position players bring. That doesn't mean this year's rookie quarterbacks, running backs, receivers, and tight ends won't make an impact.
Two transit unions issued a 72-hour strike notice, alerting the more than 400,000 San Francisco Bay area commuters that the system could be shut down during Monday's commute if labor issues aren't resolved.
Firefighters are continuing their clean-up of a Natomas home that suffered heavy fire damage on Friday morning.
