Final Touches Being Put On New Airport Terminal
Crews are working on the final touches of the new terminal at the Sacramento International Airport, which is just 10 days from opening its doors.
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Crews are working on the final touches of the new terminal at the Sacramento International Airport, which is just 10 days from opening its doors.
Motorists are being advised to avoid Highway 65 through Lincoln if possible this afternoon after a big rig overturned.
For the first time, living people will be eligible to be honored on U.S. postage stamps.
After a deluge of disillusioning news, Netflix unveiled a coming attraction that its subscribers might like: the Internet video rights to films and television specials from DreamWorks Animation.
A new survey of San Joaquin Valley residents shows more people despondent over finances than they were 10 years ago. Their belief that government can help them also dropped dramatically.
Fire investigators are back on the scene today of a fire that heavily damaged an historic Marysville building on Friday.
Robert Beasom sent in these photos of a crash in Patterson.
One man is dead and another recovering after being shot in a Stanislaus County home.
Student leaders at the University of California, Berkeley are condemning a Republican group's satirical bake sale aimed at opposing affirmative action legislation.
President Barack Obama is on the road selling his jobs plan -- and his re-election hopes -- to plugged-in networkers in Silicon Valley and around the country.
Cash and kilts are missing after someone broke into the Dixon May Fair Grounds during this weekend's Scottish games.
An international powerhouse is showing interest in helping Sacramento build a new arena.
"My car makes me speechless." - Matt and his Mazda Protege
One person died and another seriously hurt in a crash following a police pursuit Sunday night, authorities said.
More than 400 people gathered Sunday night to pay their respects to the victims of a deadly crash at an air race and to dedicate a tree that the state's governor said would serve as a reminder of the "shared humanity" of the heroes who responded to the tragedy.
