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Banks offering free checking or free safety deposit boxes for life it used to be a big draw to get your business. But when an El Dorado Hills viewer says his bank was going to start charging him, it was time to call Kurtis.
They're on the hunt for out of control yards. It's a mission of lawn and order.
Coloma's Union Town Cemetery may be open to the public but it also sits on private property, Nikki Holme's property. But last week she had a few unwanted visitors looking for meteorite rocks.
The nonprofit Sacramento Sports Foundation used a $400 thousand city loan to bring the World Masters Track Championship to Sacramento. The event was a score but the foundation lost money and never paid Sacramento back.
For Sacramento police officer Kurt Wilhite, stolen cars are a dime a dozen. And, since the beginning of the year, stolen cars are up 30 percent.
You might be in for more than you think when you like something on Facebook.
What's it like to be a working mom? Read about one woman's experience going back to work after staying home with the kids.
What's it like to be a stay-at-home mom? Read about one woman's experience leaving the working world for full-time family life.
A 25-year veteran of the Lodi Fire Department was killed Friday morning in a motorcycle accident in Amador County.
John Newman says his South Sacramento neighborhood has changed a lot in 28 years, and not for the better.
Yolo County Sheriff's deputies are searching for the heartless criminal or criminals who set fire to cat last week, causing the cat to be euthanized.
A 911 call from the home of Junior Seau released Friday captures the voice of a woman who is horrified to find the former NFL linebacker in a spare bedroom with a gunshot wound to the chest.
A suspect has been arrested in the vandalism of the historic Catholic Cemetery in March.
A Ripon man had child pornography images openly displayed on his computer when detectives went to his apartment to serve a search warrant on Friday, according to police.
Palladio Mall has admittedly struggled to find tenants in years past but Friday with a job fair at a bar and estaurant and construction happening just across the street, it appears the tide may finally be turning.
