Study Finds Uber, Lyft Congesting City Streets Instead Of Clearing Them
Nearly six in 10 ride-hailing users said they would have used public transportation, walked, biked or skipped the trip without the ride-hailing apps.
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Nearly six in 10 ride-hailing users said they would have used public transportation, walked, biked or skipped the trip without the ride-hailing apps.
Downtown business grand openings have been highly touted around the Golden 1 Center but now there is a high-profile business that is closing.
After last week's deadly shooting in Florida, schools are on high alert. In fact, dozens of California schools are now using an emergency notification system developed in Roseville.
Some Elk Grove homeowners are fed up with a new Airbnb on their street. Residents say strangers are partying all night long, drinking and smoking outside and disrespecting the neighborhood.
Emergency dispatchers in Elk Grove and Sacramento County are seeing an influx of false alarm 911 calls flooding their emergency communication centers. And the calls are originating from Apple.
Imagine driving a car just a few inches wider than a motorcycle. One California lawmaker says so-called narrow-track cars could be the solution to cutting down on congestion in major cities around the world.
The road to legal cannabis is hitting a few potholes. A new report from a cannabis business organization shows that only a fraction of the marijuana cultivators in California have state approval to operate.
Farmers around the Sacramento region are gearing up for the freezing weather.
The brand was best known in the 1990s for its jeans with super wide legs, wide enough to perhaps fit another set of legs inside.
The maker of the Bushmaster AR-15-style rifle used in the Sandy Hook school shooting that left 20 first-graders and six educators dead is working with lenders on debt.
Here's a shot of bad news: We could be on the verge of a global tequila shortage, and it seems big cities are partially to blame.
That included tax identification numbers, email addresses and phone numbers. Finer details, such as the expiration dates for credit cards or issuing states for driver's licenses, were also included in the list.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau picked up promises of investments and jobs during his first official visit to San Francisco, where he promoted Canada as a destination for California technology firms frustrated by uncertain U.S. immigration laws.
When craft beer super fan Steve Dass gave up alcohol for health reasons, he went looking for a quality non-alcoholic substitute.
Restaurants, cafes and grocery stores are among the businesses banding together to improve the safety, health and welfare of the community.
