Passenger In Car Shot In Head In South Sacramento
Sacramento Police are searching for a shooting suspect who fired into a moving car hitting a man in the head.
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Sacramento Police are searching for a shooting suspect who fired into a moving car hitting a man in the head.
A former parking enforcement officer says the city comes down hard on officers who don't write enough parking tickets and claims there is a ticket quota in place.
There is now a shocking new strategy to fight copper crime. Street lights are now staying on 24-hours a day in one Sacramento neighborhood and the city is banking on live wires to keep criminals away.
Authorities have arrested 23 people, breaking up a gang that was led by a father and son and accused of dealing drugs and firearms in five Northern California counties, the state attorney general's office said Thursday.
With gas prices at an all-time high, more people are leaving their cars in the driveway and turning to bikes.
The court-appointed receiver who controls medical care in California prisons says a report criticizing the poor quality of inmate treatment is outdated.
California regulators have approved a plan allowing Pacific Gas & Electric Co. to charge its customers more for electricity to make up for profits lost when SmartMeters were installed.
Kings owner Gavin Maloof worked the phones at Power Balance Arena this afternoon taking orders for Sacramento Kings season tickets.
The president of Modesto Junior College is resigning over racy song lyrics that he posted on his personal website, including a line comparing a trip on Amtrak to a train ride to Auschwitz.
The state Assembly has approved a bill that would allow college students who are illegal immigrants to apply for private scholarships.
A new study says California's state and local government workers make similar salaries to their private-sector counterparts but get significantly higher retirement benefits, while teachers make far less after retirement than other public employees.
A man accused of killing four women with matching first and last initials decades ago says he would like to represent himself in what could be a capital murder trial because he knows the case better than anyone else could.
Melodie Homer continue to heal and champions her late husbands memory through The Leroy Homer Foundation.
