Sac State Graduate Art Student Creating 1,000 Bowls To Feed The Hungry
A Sacramento State graduate student is trying to make a difference with his art -- fighting hunger by making 1,000 bowls.
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A Sacramento State graduate student is trying to make a difference with his art -- fighting hunger by making 1,000 bowls.
Sacramento police are investigating a double shooting that left one man in his 50s dead Friday night.
Their father was only supposed to have them for a few hours. Instead, he flew them nearly 8,000 miles from their home to Nigeria, and disappeared.
While the two men were inside robbing the cashier, another Burger King employee sneaked out the back. He noticed the suspects' getaway car running, so he hopped in.
A man taken into custody by the Sacramento Police Department has died, according to the police department. Video of the arrest on the 8300 block of Folsom Boulevard shows a suspect being restrained by a male officer's legs, while a female officer strikes him 10 times with a baton.
The utility argued that its shareholders are already paying $2.2 billion in system upgrades and other improvements in response to the blast, and that any fines should be deducted from that amount.
Bryan Smith was caught with more than $250,000 in cash and 139 pounds of marijuana while operating what was once R & R Wellness in south Sacramento.
Kathy Maurer has spent 40 years shaping young minds in Dixon. Before she retires, Maine Prairie High School students and teachers gave her one last hurrah.
A Stockton missing person case from 1990 is getting renewed interest after a tip led investigators to a house in Manteca.
A neighbor discovered a 90-year-old woman unconscious in her garage after a broad daylight attack left the great-grandmother with some major facial injuries.
Brian Gray, 51, pleaded guilty at a Yuba County Court after confessing earlier this month to a yearlong relationship with a 15-year-old Nicolaus girl.
A vigil has been planned to honor the memory of the 10-year-old girl shot to death Saturday while watching television in her North Highlands home.
The last of the brothers accused of creating an infamous Mexican drug cartel pleaded guilty Friday to helping send hundreds of millions of dollars in proceeds from the United States, marking one of the final milestones in an investigation that began nearly two decades ago.
