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It's a flow of water bigger than the mighty Mississippi River – 390 billion gallons of water move in and out of San Francisco Bay twice a day, creating an engineering challenge for the designers of the new Bay Bridge.
The new bicycle only path on the eastern span of the Bay Bridge will be a magnet for cycling enthusiasts who hope to one day connect Oakland and San Francisco via the bridge.
We call it history, but for 100-year old Nancy Emmons, the opening the original Bay Bridge is a real memory. She was a 23-year old Indiana girl coming to the Bay Area for an adventure.
The Super Bowl is one of the biggest events for restaurants, bars and grocery stores.
Two women were left fighting for their lives on the side of a Sacramento highway after a violent road rage incident.
Investigators are trying to figure out who murdered a 13-year-old foster child and left her nude body in a Fairfield park.
It's another mild and sunny day for most of Northern California as a ridge of high pressure continues to dominate our weather.
A man is behind bars after he allegedly attacked Sacramento officers Friday afternoon.
Thousands didn't need to open their wallets to enjoy a little Sacramento culture Saturday as more than two dozen museums offered free or half price admission all day.
You may be a part of a lawsuit and not even know it. Rental car companies, Facebook, Chase Bank, and Carfax are all companies offering millions of dollars to keep lawsuits out of court. You may qualify for some settlement money.
Friday night's Woodcreek High School basketball game was forced to move to Roseville High School after a baby powder stunt left players slipping on the court.
Thousands of dollars in cash was left in a casino restroom and turned into a jackpot for one janitor.
Police are searching for the driver of a white pickup truck seen leaving the scene of a deadly crash in south Sacramento.
Christina Anderson joins football fans in New Orleans as many participate in the festivities leading up to Super Bowl XLVII.
Counterfeit NFL gear is a multi-million dollar business, and undercover cops fanned out across Sacramento Friday to try to put a stop to some of it.
