Israel, Hamas Conflict Hits Close To Home For Some Sacramentans
As the conflict continues between Israel and Hamas, the violence hits home for several people in the Sacramento region whose families are caught in the crossfire.
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As the conflict continues between Israel and Hamas, the violence hits home for several people in the Sacramento region whose families are caught in the crossfire.
More and more Sacramento area school districts are signing on to help vaccinate younger teens, in an effort to boost numbers on the way to herd immunity.
A coalition of local leaders held a rally Tuesday demanding change to the City of Sacramento's budget. Their target is the police department.
Protesters marched in downtown Sacramento Friday in support of Palestinians amid a deadly flare-up of violence with Israel.
Questions surrounding last night's earthquake near Lake Tahoe have shifted from "did you feel it?" to "did you get the Shake Alert?" Within seconds, thousands of phones started chirping, but many others sat silent. Here's why.
What may look like a run-of-the-mill COVID-19 test is actually a new rapid test being worked out by UC Davis Health and Dr. Nam Tran.
The Sacramento Police Department is adding virtual reality to its arsenal of training techniques.
A Sacramento family struggling with a devastating diagnosis is making a heartfelt plea on this day of giving.
It may be on the other side of the world, but the crisis in India hits home. That's why the Indian Association of Sacramento is working with several organizations to send medical supplies to the COVID-stricken country.
A group of Sacramento City Unified parents is threatening to sue the district's school board if students don't return full-time before the end of the school year.
Saturday helped a weekend push for vaccine equity as different clinics target demographics often underserved and try to close the equity gap seen statewide.
The boba tea craze shows no signs of stopping here in California, but a shortage of the sweet treat could put a dent in it.
The decline in demand for vaccines is forcing Greater Sacramento-area counties to change their vaccination approach. Some are now taking the shot to the community instead.
Taking fashion frustration and turning it into clever clothing, some Sacramento women are on a mission to cut down on clothing waste.
Sacramento kicked off the weekend with a buzz over beer.
A classic 1940s truck with a lot of sentimental value was targeted and stolen in a Carmichael driveway heist.
A group of businesses in the Arden area are calling on the City of Sacramento to do more in protecting and patrolling the homeless encampments outside.
The City of Sacramento has announced the hiring of its first Inspector General who will independently review police use of force cases.
Wildlife rescuers are concerned about geese laying eggs inside the pylons that help support the bridge. When those babies hatch, they don't survive. And now, there's a push for a solution.
A bill aimed at cracking down on deadly fentanyl overdoses hit a major roadblock Tuesday, leaving a lot of parents furious.
Officials say Scherrie Peterson, 59, of Sacramento, and passenger Lopez A. Lopez Preciado, 56, of Truckee, died in the crash.
What used to be home to wildlife along the American River in Sacramento is now home to a growing number of homeless people setting up camp.
The "Mimosa House" and "Friends with Benedicts Mimosa House" have been in a legal battle for years.
Cameron Scott is in the spotlight after driving the truck that carried an entire 139-year-old Victorian mansion seven blocks.
