Security Measures Elevated In Old Sacramento For Mardi Gras Celebrations
There were plenty of beads and booze for the Mardi Gras party in Old Sacramento Saturday night.
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There were plenty of beads and booze for the Mardi Gras party in Old Sacramento Saturday night.
Sacramento Kings fans packed Sleep Train Arena Friday night to show the NBA that the team belongs in the capitol city.
Sunshine and mild temperatures were the weather story for just about everyone in Northern California Saturday.
A Craigslist posting led to the arrest of a Eureka man looking to trade marijuana for a boat.
Most kids like to play with Legos, but one competition is taking it to a whole other level.
Two people have been arrested after firearms and marijuana was confiscated from a Stockton residence.
Prosecutors have released details of the explosive materials they say were found after a chemistry researcher at the University of California, Davis was injured in an explosion in his apartment last month.
Clear skies allowed aircraft with heat-sensing technology to aid scores of officers searching in the snow-covered San Bernardino Mountains for Christopher Dorner, the former Los Angeles police officer suspected of killing three people in a vengeance-fueled rampage aimed at those he blames for ending his career.
Finding the right spot for a once-in-a-lifetime honeymoon stay takes as much planning and thought as the wedding itself. Choose from a rich bouquet full of B&Bs and hotels that want to be among the first to wish you all the happiness in the world.
A Naval officer from Antelope hired a company to move his motorcycle cross-country, but the bike never showed up. When he learned there might be criminal activity involved he called Kurtis.
Hundreds gathered Friday night at a Fairfield park to remember a 13-year-old girl, whose naked dead body was found one week ago in the same park.
A Sacramento Hospital now admits it made a mistake sending medical records of 10 patients to a stranger; but the woman who received the papers says sorry isn't enough.
The ex-cop accused of three revenge killings left behind an 11-page manifesto outlining all of his grievances and observations.
Girls, Giggles and Guns, it's the name of a group of local women learning their way around a firearm.
