Audio: The Grant Napear Show - May 5, 2011
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Mayor Kevin Johnson is calling the decision by the owners of the Sacramento Kings to keep the NBA team in the city another year a winning "playoff" moment.
Four capital-area state lawmakers, including the leader of the state Senate, asked the National Basketball Association on Tuesday to prevent the Sacramento Kings from moving while they work with local officials to replace the team's aging arena.
Local businesses are showing the NBA that Sacramento means business when it comes to the Kings.
The battle to save the Kings wages on as NBA officials spend Day 2 in Sacramento at Power Balance Pavilion.
Sacramento is one day away from "judgement day" as the NBA's relocation committee arrives to determine if the Capitol City should keep an NBA team.
Another surprise announcement out of New York this morning about the possible move of the Sacramento Kings.
A day after a surprise announcement from Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson gave Sacramento hope the city could keep the NBA in the city, NBA Commissioner David Stern will talk about the city's chances.
Mayor Kevin Johnson made a surprise announce at the NBA Board of Governors meeting in New York City Thursday identifying Pittsburgh Penguins owner Ron Burkle as an interested Sacramento NBA owner.
Chris Webber, Kenny, and Chuck talk about what basketball will be like if the Kings leave Sacramento.
Kobe Bryant has been fined $100,000 by the NBA for using a derogatory gay term in frustration over a referee's call.
If LeBron James' move to Miami made him a villain to some, fans like dressing as a bad guy.
A trial date has been set in a wrongful-death suit naming NBA player Tyreke Evans as a defendant.
The NBA has approved an extension of the relocation deadline to the Sacramento Kings.
The Hornets have acquired Carl Landry from the Sacramento Kings for Marcus Thornton and cash considerations.
At least two local movements have sprung up to keep the Kings in Sacramento and kicking off in full force today.
Kobe Bryant talks more about his past than his future these days