NorCal Spared From Expected Record Cold
Northern Californians are enjoying a brief respite from the cold and wet weather that has gripped the region over the past few days.
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Northern Californians are enjoying a brief respite from the cold and wet weather that has gripped the region over the past few days.
After weeks of political maneuvering in the Capitol, the coming month will go a long way toward determining how California's massive budget deficit will be resolved.
Authorities say a veteran Sacramento firefighter is hospitalized with a serious back injury after falling from a roof of a home while battling a fire.
Southbound Interstate 5 was shut down Saturday evening after multiple vehicles wrecked while trying to avoid a herd of animals that ran onto the freeway.
Hundreds of union workers rallied on the steps of the California Capitol on Saturday to show their support to Wisconsin unions as nearby counter-protesters called for an end to unions, creating a sometimes-tense scene.
A Northern California company has voluntarily recalled products sold at supermarkets across the West because they could contain contaminated broccoli.
Almond growers and other tree fruit farmers in Central and Northern California are bracing for possible crop damage, as unusually cold temperatures grip the state and set new records in some spots.
A 24-year-old Fairfield man has been ordered to serve 50 years to life in prison for the fatal shooting of a clerk at a cell phone store.
Authorities say a pilot escaped injury after his single-engine plane crashed into a section of mud flats along the edges of San Francisco Bay after taking off from Palo Alto Airport.
Buying and selling stocks is always a gamble. But when an Elk Grove viewer noticed his stock symbol disappeared from NASDAQ, he wanted to know how to cash in his shares. When he couldn't get answers, it was time to call Kurtis Ming. That company went private and we've learned he had a five year window to cash in his shares. But he says no one told him. Is it too late?
Tens of thousands of dollars in public funds are being used to hire lobbyists, lawyers and consultants. It involves a city with a checkered past and a very uncertain future. Vernon, California may be a tiny enclave of just 95 residents, but it packs a potent political punch. The city just spent $65,000 in public funds to pay for an extensive advertising campaign that included newspaper ads, radio commercials and TV spots like this one.
New figures have emerged showing how much money Kings employees alone bring the Sacramento region.
Police have arrested six people in the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old at a Northern California high school graduation party.
Today on The Don Geronimo Show, Don talks with an improv actor from The Comedy Spot, where Don will be a guest on Saturday, and interviews the author of the book "Do You Wonder Why Black People Do The Things They Do?"
