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A Southwest Airlines flight that had started in Sacramento had to turn around during the Seattle to Dallas leg of the trip after the crew discovered a human heart had been left on-board.
Virgin Galactic's tourism spaceship climbed more than 50 miles high above California's Mojave Desert on Thursday, reaching for the first time what the company considers the boundary of space.
Sacramento's Public Library Director is expressing heartache, sorrow, and shock over the murder of Sacramento librarian Amber Clark.
Workers catch crooks stopping by their businesses and taking off with diesel fuel.
We've all see them: piles and piles of leaves taking up space in Sacramento neighborhoods. And homeowners say it's the worst they've seen in years.
Insurance claims for this year's California wildfires have topped $9 billion. Now there is a concern that insurance companies could stop insuring Californians.
The letter 1,200 people will be receiving over the next few days does not mean people will automatically receive money but it brings them closer to potentially being selected.
A state board is expected to vote Wednesday on a contentious proposal to boost water flows through a Central California river, a move that would increase habitat for salmon but deliver less water to farmers and cities such as San Francisco.
The victim of a fatal shooting Tuesday night outside a Natomas library has been identified as 41-year-old Amber Clark.
Flu activity in the United States remains low overall, but it is increasing. In California, the flu activity level is considered minimal, with several counties in the Bay Area and Southern California reporting elevated activity.
The woman killed last night in Natomas is believed to have been targeted in the deadly shooting. The gunman remains on the loose.
The state may start to tax your text messages and use the money to pay for programs for phone service for low-income residents.
Police say a victim was shot and killed in the parking lot outside the Natomas library, which shares space on the college campus.
It's been just over a month since the Camp Fire ripped through Paradise. In the aftermath of the devastation, Sierra Nevada Brewing Company reached out to bars across the country and asked them to help make a special beer to raise money for survivors. The beer is now finally on tap.
Investigators say several reports of decorations stolen have been made across the region.
