NBA Playoff Picture Coming Into Focus
The Miami Heat have long been locked into the top seed in the NBA playoffs but the rest of the field is almost decided as the NBA regular season wraps up this week.
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The Miami Heat have long been locked into the top seed in the NBA playoffs but the rest of the field is almost decided as the NBA regular season wraps up this week.
The Knicks should have their size back in time for their playoff opener, with Tyson Chandler, Kenyon Martin and -- surprise! -- Rasheed Wallace all on the mend.
In this edition of Drivetime with Vinnie Richichi, Vinnie reviews the 2013 Subaru XV Crosstrek.
GM and Ford are together producing a new generation of transmissions that will go into millions of future vehicles.
Finally, a 21st century car that really looks like it came from the 21st century.
The departure of a top Chrysler executive has led to a shuffling of CEOs at the company's brands.
For the second time in three years, the Sacramento Kings will host their regular-season finale with the franchise's future uncertain.
The Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau has released a :30 commercial in advance of the NBA Board of Governors and relocation committee meetings in New York aimed at convincing league officials to keep the Kings in Sacramento.
A man was arrested early Tuesday morning for shooting at other vehicles while driving around Stockton.
State regulators want to fine Disney nearly $235,000 for violating safety regulations after a worker was injured at the Space Mountain ride.
Less than three months after the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles released the files of priests accused of sex abuse, attorneys for victims are back in court seeking similar records kept by more than a dozen religious orders.
A wind advisory has been issued between 9 am. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, and will likely be issued again tomorrow. Expect northwest winds at 20-30 mph with gust topping 40+ mph.
With more than 30 marathons being held this weekend alone and big events on the horizon, officials around the world are boosting security efforts in the wake of the fatal bomb blasts that shook Boston's race.
A Rancho Cordova woman says the social security numbers of her dead relatives are being posted online and is worried it's making things easy for crooks to steal their identities.
The Boston Marathon bombings prompted security concerns at other similar events across the country, including the California International Marathon held in Sacramento.
