The Jason Ross Show - December 28, 2012
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A seriously injured dog from Alaska got a free flight to Sacramento to get help from the same vets that saved the life of a Sacramento K9 officer shot in the line of duty.
A former Sacramento police officer charged with sexually assaulting an elderly woman made his first court appearance on Friday.
The U.S. Marshals are asking for the public's help to find a couple who have been on the lam for more than three years after they were charged in the death of their 2-year-old daughter and have been seen in California.
A new California law aimed at making it faster and less expensive for women to get pregnant using sperm from a donor they know is scheduled to take effect on Jan. 1.
One person is dead and at least two others injured after the driver of a BMW pulled over by the California Highway Patrol in Oakland fled and crashed into another vehicle.
A man was found shot in a Bay Area Rapid Transit parking lot and his wounds are considered life-threatening.
A California Air National Guard fighter jet crashed during a routine training mission but the pilot safely ejected.
Stockton Police are investigating the city's 71st homicide this year.
A driver was arrested after smashing a car into a south Sacramento home causing a gas leak.
Frozen hamburgers patties are so last season. Fire up your fan base with mini-bison burgers, topped with gooey fontina cheese and a tart-sweet red onion and cherry relish.
From bursts of color in the evening sky to music, dance, rock climbing and ice, the final days of 2012 offer a little bit of everything to Sacramento residents and visitors. While ushering in the new year is often an adult-centric experience, these options offer fun and entertainment for families, teens and tots.
A Lodi native heard those famous words, "Come on down," getting the rare chance to play on the "Price Is Right." But this story is about more than one man's dream to be on the hit game show.
It was a holiday tragedy after a father was mowed down in south Sacramento by a car and left to die.