Boy, 4, Abducted By Father Considered At-Risk
Authorities are asking for help in finding a 4-year-old boy who was reportedly abducted by his father.
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Authorities are asking for help in finding a 4-year-old boy who was reportedly abducted by his father.
A Sacramento County man who was recently treated at an urgent care center and hospital in Placer County and suspected of having measles has tested negative for the illness.
Someone called police to report the woman had been stabbed in the apartment on the 3200 block of Laurelhurst Drive. Rancho Cordova police officers found the woman, believed to be between 50 and 60, dead inside.
Work will go forward on a hotel at the Sacramento International Airport after Sacramento County supervisors approved the project today.
Five partnering agencies and 30 individual donors are offering a $17,000 reward to find who set a live dog on fire inside a crate on Becerra Way near Marconi Avenue.
The Sacramento County Department of Public Health is testing a possible measles case. Results are expected to come out today. If it is measles, it would be the first case in Sacramento County since the California outbreak was first reported.
The reward being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who set a dog on fire earlier this week has been increased.
Fire crews believe that a dog was burned alive inside of a crate early Wednesday morning.
Flames quickly tore through an elderly woman's home early Thursday morning.
For years, the stretch known as The Avenues has been considered one of the most crime-ridden areas in Sacramento County. Drugs and gangs keep law enforcement in the area that stretches from 47th Avenue to Highway 99, Franklin Boulevard to the 600 block of Martin Luther King Boulevard.
Two local children were reportedly forced to escape a life of abuse and neglect at the hands of their father. Sacramento County investigators say the boys, ages 7 and 8, roamed the streets Christmas Eve and day. A good Samaritan found them and called police.
Former Sacramento County Sheriff John McGinness says most officers in California wear bulletproof vests, but he believes they should be just as vigilant in protecting themselves and their families on social media.
Deputies are investigating a homicide in the Arden Arcade area of Sacramento County.
A woman has been taken into custody on suspicious of DUI after a crash damaged two homes off of Vintage Park Drive Thursday morning.
Detectives have arrested a suspect for the fatal shooting of a man at an Antelope home early Thursday morning.
Deputies are searching for a suspect who was caught on video stealing electronic equipment from a Sacramento County business.
Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones cites the recent shooting of two deputies by an illegal immigrant as evidence the immigration process is broken.
Detectives have arrested two women in connection with the stabbing death of a man in Sacramento County on Sunday night.
Deputies say it came to light on Saturday morning when a stranger found Julianus' 7-year-old developmentally disabled daughter wandering alone in a park. Investigators say they child was dirty, hungry and didn't know where her mom was, and apparently spent the night in the park.
Sheriffs across the state immediately began implementing Proposition 47, which calls for treating shoplifting, forgery, fraud, petty theft and possession of small amounts of drugs, including cocaine, heroin and methamphetamines, as misdemeanors instead of felonies.
Deputies say that a 2-year-old boy is in surgery after he was stabbed in the face Friday morning.
Sacramento County Sheriff's deputy Danny Oliver was shot and killed as he was approaching a suspicious vehicle at a Motel 6 on Friday. On Sunday, community members, old and young, wrote a note to the fallen deputy. Some not even tall enough to reach the blue posters shared their wishes for Oliver and his family.
Brittany Hall, 21, had already bailed out of jail, and was not happy to see CBS13's cameras. Her attorney is optimistic she will be cleared of all charges.
Without its own police force, Antelope relies on the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department to patrol, and the Sac Metro Fire District handles the fire calls. The same thing goes for Rio Linda and North Highlands.
Dr. Thomas Woodrow Price is a seasoned academic professional with a long, successful career as principal at Branson High, a small private school near San Francisco.
