Slow Down!: Vacaville Grassroots Campaign Puts Brakes On Speeders
Out of frustration, residents came up with a plan: They came together and designed bright yellow signs hoping drivers will notice and hit the brakes.
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Out of frustration, residents came up with a plan: They came together and designed bright yellow signs hoping drivers will notice and hit the brakes.
After falling in their fourth consecutive game, the Kings summer league roster now has only one opportunity remaining to show their head coach that they can play with the "competitive fire" that he expects from his players. "When you miss shots, turn over the ball, miss free throws, you can live with that." he told media after the blowout loss to Minnesota.
The suspect was spotted while walking with another man and a baby in a stroller on Elder Creek Road in South Sacramento.
Hooker has been sentenced to three years probation and because he's only charged with a misdemeanor, his picture may not appear on the Megan's Law website.
Advocates for Californians with developmental disabilities are calling on Gov. Jerry Brown to appoint an independent official to improve safety at state-run care facilities.
A controversy over finances is stirring in Roseville after an audit revealed millions of dollars were tucked away.
Forbes Magazine named the Sacramento River Cats the most valuable minor league team in the country.
Sacramento police are looking for witnesses of a fatal accident that left one man dead Sunday night.
Affording your pet's care during hard economic times can be challenging, but a number of organizations are ready to help pet owners who need support.
A former high school teacher who made national headlines for his relationship with a former student will be sentenced Wednesday for a crime dating back more than a decade.
This spring, the Lathrop High School student walked up on a crowd of 20 to 30 kids filming and cheering on a vicious fight between two freshman girls. She could have watched like everyone else. Instead, she pulled the girls apart.
"We're very concerned about that, and I'm going to have my director of law enforcement sit down with our folks and see how they can address the concerns the sheriff has,"
