1 Killed, 6 Injured In Highway 99 Crash
At least one person was killed and several kids injured in a rollover crash on northbound Highway 99 on Saturday night.
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At least one person was killed and several kids injured in a rollover crash on northbound Highway 99 on Saturday night.
A woman investigators describe as mentally ill has been arrested after allegedly setting fire to her own apartment early Saturday morning, displacing five families.
A major power outage has reportedly cut service to 11,782 customers in the Florin area of South Sacramento.
Divers on Saturday ended their search in a canal without finding the bodies of a missing 4-year-old boy and his accused kidnapper near the underwater site where the suspect's car was found.
Authorities say they have found the body of a Northern California teacher who left a cryptic message on her classroom blackboard before going missing.
Finding a parking space in San Francisco can be a needle-in-a-haystack endeavor, and those who overstay the time limit face some of the country's stiffest fines.
Demonstrators marched through downtown San Francisco on Saturday to show solidarity with the uprising in Egypt and demand the ouster of the Egyptian president.
An 18-year-old Sacramento resident has been arrested for allegedly running over and dragging a teen with his car in a gang-related incident, police said.
Personal training is a good way to whip yourself into shape, but it's not cheap. So when a Modesto woman kept getting charged, even after her contract ran out, she called Kurtis Ming.
The teen seen beaten up in a video on Facebook is now speaking out to CBS13.
The Governor's Executive Order means immediate savings for taxpayers. In a one on one interview with On The Money's Mike Luery, Governor Brown said that with California $25 billion in the red, the state simply cannot afford to purchase new cars.
A 37-year-old Sacramento man has been sentenced to life in prison for hacking to death a woman and her 3-year-old son with a meat cleaver.
Today on The Don Geronimo Show, we get the Good Day Sacramento reaction, and Don invites the promotions department to play Duct Tape Trivia!
California officials expect to deliver more water to farms and cities than they did last year despite a relatively dry January.
A California congresswoman says Pacific Gas and Electric Co.'s president told her the utility cannot find key records for nearly a third of its gas transmission lines running through urban areas.
