Wife of California man killed by detached tire on freeway gives glimpse into his life
The wife of a Stockton man is giving a glimpse into his life after he died in a freak accident on Interstate 5.
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The wife of a Stockton man is giving a glimpse into his life after he died in a freak accident on Interstate 5.
Sacramento State announced Thursday what they call a first-of-its-kind program to perfect how to use AI in classrooms across the country.
Investigators have arrested the suspected gunman in a deadly shooting that led to an evacuation of a North Highlands street Wednesday.
Winters in Northern California are not as cold as they used to be. New data shows temperatures across the Sacramento Valley and Central Valley have increased over the past few decades.
Christmas is right around the corner and at every turn in east Sacramento's Fab 40s neighborhood, homes are bright with holiday cheer.
An adult reading program in Davis is making a huge difference, especially for one man who could not speak English when he moved to Davis.
Sac State police are investigating a series of vandalism acts and possible arson on campus. Some students say they noticed a greater focus on safety outreach this semester, but incidents are still happening.
December 12 is known as the Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe. For nearly 500 years, she's become a symbol of love, hope, and unity, and for the people of Mexico and Mexicans living in the United States, she holds a special place in their faith and culture.
Several businesses in and around Downtown Sacramento have gone cashless in recent months due to crime, with some citing repeated break-ins.
Rite Aid announced the closure of hundreds of stores earlier this year after the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Over 30 stores in California are impacted, including at least five in the Sacramento region.
Family members of Amanda Shedd, 39, told CBS13 that her tragic death just weeks before Christmas has caused them indescribable grief and sadness. Shedd was hit by a suspected drunk driver while walking on the sidewalk with two of her children.
The Diocese of Sacramento will seek Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after more than 250 lawsuits claiming sexual abuse by clergy and other staff, Bishop Jaime Soto said.
The Folsom City Zoo is celebrating the holidays by putting up Christmas lights and opening its doors for special evening tours.
Friday night in the Los Angeles area, the Grant Pacers took the field hoping to bring the Sacramento region back-to-back state championships.
The warning comes following an arrest of a suspect connected to a massive gift card scam involving more than 50 Targets across the state.
An estimated one in eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime, killing on average 42,000 a year in the U.S. But what if a vaccine could significantly lower each woman's chance of ever getting it in the first place?
CBS13 has obtained a copy of the accident investigation report more than two months after the door of a Metro Fire helicopter flew off mid-air. The report found that wear and tear and a lack of maintenance were to blame.
California is facing a record $68 billion budget deficit, state officials announced Thursday, forcing hard choices for Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom in his final term as he works to build his national profile.
Skeptics did not hold back and the California Forever CEO did not back down in an emotional town hall in Vacaville about a proposed new Solano County city.
The Neighborhood Wellness Foundation's co-founder and executive director reflected on how they adapted to continue filling a critical need for some of the community's most vulnerable after a setback during last winter's storms.
In a coordinated crackdown, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office organized the department's first-ever major retail theft sting. They sent 50 deputies undercover for one week in "Operation Bad Elf," targeting 12 major retailers in the county like Target, Walmart, Ulta and Walgreens.
From wooden planes and piggy banks to a game of Go Fish, volunteers with the Sacramento Area Woodworkers organization are trying to make Christmas a little extra special for kids in need.
Sacramento's vibrant food scene is making waves on the national stage. The New York Times published a feature spotlighting California's capital city and its rising restaurant scene.
On Tuesday, District Attorney Thien Ho filed a 48-page amended lawsuit that accuses the City of Sacramento of allowing the homeless to pollute waterways and endanger public health.
January's storms caused significant flooding in the city.
