Food giveaway helps Sacramento City Unified families ahead of Thanksgiving holiday
A food giveaway for Sacramento City Unified School District students and their families has been a big help when many are hurting this holiday season.
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A food giveaway for Sacramento City Unified School District students and their families has been a big help when many are hurting this holiday season.
But for today, at least, landing at the Sacramento International Airport looked less like the mad dash you typically see before a holiday and more like a quiet stroll.
A recent surge in flu and RSV cases, combined with COVID infections, could be a major recipe for concern this holiday season. Doctors warn that Thanksgiving gatherings may drive a spike in more illnesses if preventative measures aren't taken.
Drivers might be puzzled by the lower gas prices recently as analysts warn we'll see the highest Thanksgiving gas prices this year.
With Thanksgiving just one week away, millions of Americans are hitting the grocery stores in preparation. However, the cost of food is at an all-time high.
Annual holiday feast is likely to see sharply higher prices for turkey and other traditional food items.
Several big-name retailers are announcing they'll be closed on Thanksgiving.
More than 7 million of those travelers are expected to be Californians.
You may be seeing holiday decor lining store shelves, but before we get to December, we can't skip over Thanksgiving. One local organization is providing 10,000 turkeys to families across the area.
As Thanksgiving — and the biggest shopping day of the year, Black Friday — approach, major stores are announcing their holiday hours.
A Thanksgiving dinner will cost more this year. Bird flu and inflation are to blame.
A beloved Tahoe Park donut shop is cleaning up the mess after burglars smashed through the back door and cleared the change drawer early Thanksgiving morning.
It's a holiday unlike any other for families forced out of their homes by the Caldor Fire. For hundreds of people, it's their first Thanksgiving since their homes burned down.
Thanksgiving Day traditions were put on pause during the pandemic but as restrictions loosen, the holiday nostalgia is coming back.
The annual Run to Feed the Hungry returned this Thanksgiving. It drew tens of thousands of participants who raised around $1 million at a time when it's really needed.
The demand for help this holiday season is growing. Many people are struggling to make ends meet or to even afford a meal.
This Thursday is a uniquely American national holiday, but Thanksgiving wasn't always celebrated nationwide. How did this holiday become such an American tradition?
House fires, mostly starting in the kitchen, increase 300% on Thanksgiving Day. It is the single worst day of the year for house fires and there is a central cause.
As peak wildfire season winds down, some firefighters are heading home to their families for the holiday — but others aren't as lucky.
Hugs and laughter filled Sacramento International Airport as families reunited for the Thanksgiving for the first time since before the pandemic.
Thousands were lined up at the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds Tuesday morning to get Thanksgiving dinner from the Stockton Food Bank.
The Governor's Office said Newsom will return to California on Sunday, Nov. 28.
It's a busy scene at the Sacramento International Airport on Monday morning, and only going to get busier.
iPhone 13s, gaming consoles, Christmas lights and turkeys have all been caught up in the global snarl.
Thanksgiving is right around the corner and that means charities and businesses that donate are prepping now to deliver.
