Thousands Take Part In Local Earth Day Celebrations
Thousands celebrated Sacramento's 7th Annual Earth Day at the State Capitol Sunday.
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Thousands celebrated Sacramento's 7th Annual Earth Day at the State Capitol Sunday.
A Sacramento firefighter who has saved the lives of others now needs help saving his own as he seeks out a kidney donor.
The average U.S. price of a gallon of gasoline has dropped 11 cents over the past two weeks.
A state lawmaker wants to set basic standards for the short-term day care centers that are growing in popularity at fitness centers, shopping malls, grocery stores and other businesses.
It took more than 90 Sacramento Metro firefighters to put out a two-alarm fire burning for nearly three hours on Watt Avenue.
For now, "Do you believe in miracles?" has been replaced with "Have you been drinking?"
A lesbian couple facing immigration troubles has the standing to challenge the federal Defense of Marriage Act because it violates the constitutional rights of immigrants in same-sex marriages, a federal judge has ruled.
A shooting forced a Vallejo little league to cancel its games. But players and parents refuse to call "you're out" on the season.
A former attorney and his wife were brutally murdered in their Davis home recently and their family and friends wonder if and when there will ever be an arrest.
With auto officials saying driverless cars could be available by the end of the decade, California officials want to hear from the public on how to regulate the vehicles.
Hundreds of people enjoyed the sunshine out at UC Davis, for the 99th Annual Picnic Day.
The bomb threats that were called into two Tracy high schools in March will cost the district more than $100,000.
A suspect search in Stockton after a shooting left one person dead and two others injured.
The Sacramento River Cats are playing at home for the first time since the Boston bombings.
A second round of bureaucratic bickering has begun over the dismantling of California's community redevelopment agencies.
