Chicken wing prices drop to pre-pandemic levels
It's the lowest the price of wings has been since May 2020, according to a report from the Department of Agriculture.
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It's the lowest the price of wings has been since May 2020, according to a report from the Department of Agriculture.
Gretja Otten and her mother Susan are on the trail right now. It's a trail that goes all the way from Georgia to Maine, and takes about six months to finish.
A customer at a restaurant in Pennsylvania left a hefty $3,000 tip on a $13.25 bill, much to the surprise of his server.
After being canceled for the last two years due to the pandemic, the fun is back at the California State Fair but with a focus on safety.
Twin sisters from south Sacramento decided they could not wait any longer to clean up their neighborhood.
Firefighters in Morristown, Tennessee, staged an adorable rescue mission after a kitten was found trapped in a Pepsi vending machine inside a Walmart store.
Woodland resident Rochelle Yu qualified to compete in the prestigious U.S. Girls' Junior Championship for a chance at $20,6000 in prize money.
A CHP officer recently helped a young critter that was stuck in a dangerous spot.
A GoFundMe page for the Rancho Cordova gas station manager fired earlier this month for accidentally selling 69-cent gas has raised more than $24,000, much of which will allegedly go toward repaying his former boss.
In Sacramento's Oak Park a Juneteenth Block Party shutdown multiple city blocks for local vendors, food, and music to commemorate the federal holiday.
It's that time of year when college students are leaving school for the summer, but it's what they leave behind that's causing concern.
The fair started on June 16 and ends on June 19.
As of Thursday night, John Szczecina's family's GoFundMe account had received more than 800 donations for a total nearing the $20,000 figure listed as the goal.
A gas station clerk who was fired after accidentally setting the pumps to sell gas for 69 cents a gallon instead of $6.99 is well on his way to paying for his $20,000 mistake.
When Councilwoman Mai Vang came to Mayor Steinberg with a game plan to purchase 102 acres of federal land in south Sacramento and expand it to a regional sports complex, the city went for it.
