Sprinkler System Douses Sacramento Restaurant
A popular Sacramento restaurant had to clean up a soggy mess after the eatery flooded.
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A popular Sacramento restaurant had to clean up a soggy mess after the eatery flooded.
The average U.S. price of a gallon of gasoline has jumped 19 cents over the past three weeks.
Sacramento police are looking for suspects after someone broke into a local Little League snack shack.
The suspect accused of assault and animal cruelty said he had no intention of harming his friend or his dog in an incident that left all three injured and bloodied Sunday.
Police say a toddler drowned in a backyard pool in a Sacramento suburb.
A major roadway remains closed Monday morning following a deadly accident Sunday evening.
A group of Sacramento-area property owners has filed suit in an attempt to get federal officials to take a beetle unique to California's Central Valley off the endangered species list.
A series of minor earthquakes have rattled a rural area near the California-Nevada border, but authorities say no immediate injuries or damages have been reported.
An Elk Grove Police Officer was injured late Saturday night while performing a routine traffic stop, authorities said.
A woman was arrested after allegedly stabbing another woman during a violent brawl in a bowling alley early Sunday morning, authorities said.
California was a pioneer in prohibiting tobacco use in the workplace during the 1990s, but the ban left loopholes that a state lawmaker now wants to close.
The mother accused of kidnapping her two children surrendered herself and the kids safely to a guard at Travis Air Force Base, authorities said.
Designed to endure pressures up to 1,500 times what a jetliner can stand and expected to travel to the bottom of the ocean and back in just a few hours, a new submarine may allow man to finally study the deepest parts of the planet's surface.
A judge has declared a mistrial in the sanity phase of the trial for a California teenager accused of setting off two pipe bombs at his former high school.
A recent lawsuit filed to prevent the U.S. Forest Service from logging in a swath of burned Sierra forest turns on a premise that would make Smokey Bear spin in disbelief. Namely, that fire can be good, even vital.
