The Grant Napear Show - January 17, 2012
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An apartment unit near Sacramento State University caught fire on Wednesday morning and was evacuated, according to firefighters.
The playoffs have a way of bringing out the pedigree in NFL quarterbacks. Simply take a look at the fingers of Eli Manning and Tom Brady to recognize it.
It's the sort of thing usually reserved for Rex Ryan and the big-talking Jets. But it seems a little Ryan has rubbed off on Giants safety Antrel Rolle.
Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson is pushing to have more power and the decision could come down to voters.
Alaska Airlines says that in response to snow forecasts, it has decided to cancel 38 flights into and out of Seattle and Portland, Ore., beginning at 6 a.m. Wednesday. The airline urged customers to check the airline website before leaving for the airport.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. officials acknowledge the company wrongly classified hundreds of miles of natural gas transmission lines — the same type of line that ruptured in the deadly San Bruno explosion.
n Amber Alert issued Tuesday night for a 16-year-old girl who was allegedly abducted from Salida in Stanislaus County has been canceled and the girl is home safe.
A lamb with no leg is no longer feeling like the black sheep, thanks to one kind-hearted human.
Inside a Granite Bay home is a 49ers shrine created by the man who helped craft the team's dynasty.
Bill Barnes retired on disability after suffering a leg injury that now leaves him severely disabled, so he never thought applying for disabled veteran license plates would be so difficult.
One of California's highest-paid state employees is a medical doctor now facing disciplinary action after being accused of incompetence by the Medical Board of California.
