Stockton restaurant burglarized days after armed robbers hit their food truck
A Stockton business owner was hit with a one-two punch in a single week.
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A Stockton business owner was hit with a one-two punch in a single week.
Up and down Interstate 80 there are a mix of opinions on politics and, depending where voters are, there are a mix of opinions within counties and cities.
As doctors warn coronavirus is on the rise, some Northern California hospitals are bringing back an old COVID-19 requirement: mask mandates.
A neighborhood in Rancho Cordova is banding together to stop the development of new homes along the American River.
Another Northern California county is reporting their first death of the year linked to the West Nile virus.
Firefighters are responding to a vegetation fire in the North Sacramento area that appears to have spread from an RV.
A fatal collision involving a big rig tanker and a sedan has caused delayed traffic on a part of Highway 12, said authorities.
Multiple RVs are on fire in South Sacramento, sending up black smoke.
The California Highway Patrol said they arrested two Oakland residents and recovered more than $85,000 in stolen merchandise following a retail theft investigation involving items sold at flea markets.
A big rig crash on eastbound I-80 at Mace Boulevard has blocked all lanes.
An investigation is underway following a massive fire at the old California Shellfish Company building in Sacramento.
California's Board of Parole ruled in a majority Wednesday that Jeffrey Allen Maria, convicted along with three others of the murders of Kathy and Philip Ranzo more than 40 years ago in Modesto, will walk free.
A new survey is asking people in the area if they would support a ballot measure proposing the project. It comes just after a mystery company has purchased 52,000 acres around Travis Air Force Base.
Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg announced a new approach to tackling homelessness during the State of the City series: utilize emergency management plans and treat the issue like an emergency disaster.
A plan to add more affordable housing to the area is feeling the pressure in more ways than one. We're talking about water pressure. It's simply not strong enough and that's keeping one major Sacramento project from letting new residents flow on in.
