Smoke Prompts Sacramento Schools To Limit Outdoor Time, Cancel Classes
The smoke from the Camp Fire has reached unhealthy levels across the valley, prompting some local schools to limit outdoors time for their students.
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The smoke from the Camp Fire has reached unhealthy levels across the valley, prompting some local schools to limit outdoors time for their students.
It's nearly a week after election day and thousands of ballots still need to be counted in Stanislaus County.
Volunteers at East Avenue Church are going the extra mile to help those in need but also dealing with some who actually don't need assistance.
The wedding venue may be gone in the wake of the deadly Camp Fire, but the family — and the bride's gown — are fully intact.
A FEMA spokeswoman Brandi Richard says the agency couldn't provide housing assistance until President Trump approves the state's request for a disaster declaration. The president said he approved the request monday evening.
As the American flag is raised to offer a nation's appreciation, Stephanie Johnson reflected on how her four years of service in the Air Force helped shape her medical career.
Helping animals big and small forced from their homes by the Camp Fire, the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine is working hard to treat animals hurt in the blaze.
It's still not clear what caused the massive fire that started Thursday, killing at least 29 people and destroying the town of Paradise.
Both nature and humans share blame for California's devastating wildfires, but forest management did not play a major role, despite President Donald Trump's claims, fire scientists say.
The sisters met for the first time in 66 years thanks to a 23andMe DNA test.
Controversial parking tickets written by Sacramento State's parking attendants are causing a stir among students, leading one student to seek out help appealing his ticket.
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Air quality in Arden Arcade, Folsom, Roseville, and Sloughhouse is now hazardous due to smoke from the Camp Fire.
A happy ending has come out of the ashes of the Camp Fire for the family of a navy seal who searched relentlessly for his family.
The three fires began Thursday — the largest in Northern California, where a Sierra Nevada town of 27,000 was destroyed by a fast-moving fire that quickly grew into the state's most destructive on record.
