Five teenage suspects arrested after Halloween decoration vandalism spree in Roseville
A group has been arrested after a vandalism spree in several Roseville-area neighborhoods that saw people's Halloween decorations destroyed.
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Catholic church in Colusa vandalized
A man is being charged with a hate crime after he allegedly vandalized a Catholic church in Colusa. James Stoltenberg, 67, is accused of causing $10,000 worth of damage to the inside of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church.
Tourists in Italy are behaving badly this year: Here's why
Swimming in UNESCO-protected canals. Breaking into historic sites. Driving down the world's most famous staircase. And just when you thought that was as bad as it gets: smashing priceless sculptures in a fit of pique.
Naked man arrested after allegedly flooding San Francisco apartment building
Police in San Francisco arrested a man early Tuesday who was found naked in a apartment building on Van Ness Avenue after allegedly opening a pipe that flooded the structure.
Cherry Island Golf Course in Elverta vandalized with a racist symbol and offensive message
Vandals recently dug offensive words and a swastika into the ground at a Sacramento County golf course.
Stockton police asking for help to find person who vandalized a school
According to the Stockton Police Department, at around 4 a.m. on July 27, a male suspect entered a school in the 500 block of East Main Street and committed acts of vandalism.
Stockton school vandalism suspect caught on video
Police in Stockton are asking for help to catch a suspect accused of vandalizing a school in July, 2022.
Plaque honoring Jewish contribution to Gold Rush in Nevada County vandalized
Investigators in Nevada County are looking for whoever defaced a Jewish plaque.
Roseville parks and facilities have seen $20K worth of vandalism so far this summer
City parks and recreation officials say this summer has been particularly bad in terms of vandalism at Roseville parks.
'It Makes Me Feel Unsafe': Vandals Target Citrus Heights Pizza Shop Again
Problems at a longtime local pizza parlor have workers and even customers on edge.
Vandals Hit Bass Pro Shop In Manteca
Police are looking for vandals who targeted a Bass Pro Shop in Manteca last week.
Search Underway For Vandals Who Destroyed Dozens Of Headstones At Modesto Cemeteries
There were 30 headstones across multiple Modesto cemeteries that were pushed over. Some were broken in half and others were left with shattered keepsakes around them.
Yuba City Man Threw Rock Through Marysville Police Department Window, Authorities Say
A 31-year-old man was arrested for vandalizing the Marysville Police Department, authorities said Monday.
Female Arrested On Suspicion Of Vandalizing Mural In Quincy
A female was arrested over the weekend on suspicion of vandalizing a public mural in the town of Quincy in Plumas County.
Christmas Vandals Target Light Displays Across Sacramento
Vandals around Sacramento are targeting Christmas light displays.
28-Year-Old Arrested For Graffiti In Grass Valley
A 28-year-old, Nicholas Reyes of Grass Valley, was arrested Friday for graffiti vandalism in and around the downtown area, said the Grass Valley Police Department.
20 Years Later: Remembering Sikh Temple Vandalism After 9/11
The impact of 9/11 was felt across every cross-section of America, including in the Muslim and Sikh communities, which faced backlash following the attacks.
Japanese-American Presbyterian Church In Sacramento Vandalized
One of the oldest Japanese-American churches in the Sacramento area was vandalized on Sunday.
Sacramento Church's Tent Destroyed Again; This Time By Rampaging Forklift
The clean-up is continuing from a costly vandalism spree that hit several South Sacramento businesses, including a church.
Second Suspect In Grass Valley Vandalism Spree Arrested In Sacramento
A second person was arrested in connection to a vandalism spree that targeted businesses in downtown Grass Valley on June 30, police said on Thursday.
Vandals Criss-Cross Downtown Grass Valley, Tagging Buildings And Defacing Public Art
Cleanup is now complete after a prolific vandalism spree in downtown Grass Valley.
Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Causing Thousands Of Dollars In Damage To Oakdale Businesses
A man was recently arrested in Oakdale on suspicion of vandalizing businesses. Damage is estimated to be in the tens of thousands.
1 Person Arrested For Allegedly Breaking Into, Damaging Patterson Church
Sheriff's deputies have arrested a man accused of breaking into and vandalizing a church in Patterson that has been targeted many times.
Teens Accused Of Breaking Into And Causing Damage At Wheatland Schools
Four teens are facing felony charges after they allegedly burglarized Wheatland High School, stole food, and caused damage.
Statue Of Gandhi At Davis Central Park Damaged
A statue of Mahatma Gandhi in a Davis park has been vandalized.
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Cold case detectives seek information in 2019 shooting death of woman in Lodi
Detectives are seeking information that could lead to an arrest in the 2019 death of a woman who was found shot at a Lodi park.
Report: California gun data breach was "unintentional and not connected to any nefarious purpose"
California's Department of Justice mistakenly posted the names, addresses and birthdays of nearly 200,000 gun owners on the internet because officials didn't follow policies or understand how to operate their website, according to an investigation released Wednesday.
Mistrial declared in "That '70s Show" actor Danny Masterson's rape trial
A judge declared a mistrial Wednesday after jurors said they were hopelessly deadlocked at the trial of "That '70s Show" actor Danny Masterson, who was charged with three rapes.
FDA likely to end blanket ban on sexually active gay men donating blood
Under current federal rules, men cannot donate blood if they have had sex with another man in the last three months.
More than 70 water agencies in California could face water shortages in the coming months, state report shows
Nearly 20% of California's urban water agencies reported they could see significant water shortages in the coming months as the state braces for a potential fourth consecutive year of drought.
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Cold case detectives seek information in 2019 shooting death of woman in Lodi
Detectives are seeking information that could lead to an arrest in the 2019 death of a woman who was found shot at a Lodi park.
Report: California gun data breach was "unintentional and not connected to any nefarious purpose"
California's Department of Justice mistakenly posted the names, addresses and birthdays of nearly 200,000 gun owners on the internet because officials didn't follow policies or understand how to operate their website, according to an investigation released Wednesday.
Mistrial declared in "That '70s Show" actor Danny Masterson's rape trial
A judge declared a mistrial Wednesday after jurors said they were hopelessly deadlocked at the trial of "That '70s Show" actor Danny Masterson, who was charged with three rapes.
FDA likely to end blanket ban on sexually active gay men donating blood
Under current federal rules, men cannot donate blood if they have had sex with another man in the last three months.
More than 70 water agencies in California could face water shortages in the coming months, state report shows
Nearly 20% of California's urban water agencies reported they could see significant water shortages in the coming months as the state braces for a potential fourth consecutive year of drought.
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$2.5M to go toward reducing crime in Sacramento's Upper Land Park neighborhood
Sacramento city leaders Tuesday night approved spending millions of dollars to reduce crime in two neighborhoods, including one where a little girl was murdered last year.
More than 57,000 Sacramento residents will be without an elected city councilmember
Sacramento city leaders are trying to figure out how to represent large portions of the city that, beginning this month, will no longer have an elected city councilmember.
"It is a very tense time in agriculture": Potential railroad strike concerns California farmers
A nationwide railroad strike could have an impact of $2 billion a day on the United States economy.
Old Sacramento's Holiday Tree lighting ceremony set for Wednesday
It's beginning to look a little like Christmas in Old Sacramento.
CHP: Transient struck, killed on I-5 on-ramp in Sacramento
A person was struck and killed on a Sacramento on-ramp to Interstate 5 early Wednesday morning.
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Report: California gun data breach was "unintentional and not connected to any nefarious purpose"
California's Department of Justice mistakenly posted the names, addresses and birthdays of nearly 200,000 gun owners on the internet because officials didn't follow policies or understand how to operate their website, according to an investigation released Wednesday.
Mistrial declared in "That '70s Show" actor Danny Masterson's rape trial
A judge declared a mistrial Wednesday after jurors said they were hopelessly deadlocked at the trial of "That '70s Show" actor Danny Masterson, who was charged with three rapes.
More than 70 water agencies in California could face water shortages in the coming months, state report shows
Nearly 20% of California's urban water agencies reported they could see significant water shortages in the coming months as the state braces for a potential fourth consecutive year of drought.
Public concerned a proposed senior living facility in Santa Cruz could risk monarch butterflies
A proposed plan for a new senior living facility along West Cliff Drive has long been criticized for the potential traffic, noise and risk to neighboring monarch butterflies that shelter down the block in Lighthouse Field during the winter months.
Big tobacco tries to stop California flavored tobacco ban
R.J. Reynolds and other tobacco companies filed a request Tuesday asking the U.S. Supreme Court to impose an emergency order to stop California from enforcing a ban on flavored tobacco products that was overwhelmingly approved by voters earlier this month.
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U.S.A. advances to World Cup knockout stage with win over Iran
The U.S. men's national soccer team defeated Iran 1-0 in a must-win game.
Kings file trademark application for "beamteam"
"Light the beam!" has become a familiar chant heard at Golden 1 Center this season and signifies a win for the capital city's home team.
Qatar acknowledges over 400 workers died preparing for World Cup
The comment by a top Qatari official marks a drastically higher number than any other previously offered by Doha.
Booker scores 44, Suns top Kings 122-117 for 5th straight
The Kings have lost three straight after a seven-game win streak.
Exclusive: World Cup soccer fans stopped by security officials for wearing rainbow-colored items
The World Cup is well underway in Qatar, but issues surrounding LGBTQ+ rights for the Gulf state, world soccer governing body FIFA, teams and fans just won't go away.
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House committee now has access to several years of former President Trump's tax returns
The Supreme Court declined last week to block the release of the returns.
What does the Oath Keepers sedition verdict mean for the DOJ's investigation of Trump?
It remains to be seen whether investigators will obtain sufficient evidence to spell out that type of conspiracy among the former president and his closest advisers.
Hakeem Jeffries elected to lead House Dems' next generation
The 52-year-old from Brooklyn assumes the mantle of power as the first Black person to head a party in Congress.
Big tobacco tries to stop California flavored tobacco ban
R.J. Reynolds and other tobacco companies filed a request Tuesday asking the U.S. Supreme Court to impose an emergency order to stop California from enforcing a ban on flavored tobacco products that was overwhelmingly approved by voters earlier this month.
Dave Jones concedes to Angelique Ashby in State Sen. District 8 race
Dave Jones has conceded to Angelique Ashby in the California State Senate Dist. 8 race.
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FDA likely to end blanket ban on sexually active gay men donating blood
Under current federal rules, men cannot donate blood if they have had sex with another man in the last three months.
Toddler sippy cups sold nationwide pose lead-poisoning risk
Green Sprouts recall is sixth in November involving child products containing the toxic substance banned decades ago.
Health officials gear up for post-holiday surge of respiratory illnesses
A potential perfect storm of three viruses: COVID-19, the flu and RSV.
WHO renames monkeypox as 'mpox'
The World Health Organization announced Monday that "mpox" is now the preferred name for monkeypox.
FDA warns against consuming certain raw oysters distributed to 13 states after reported illnesses
The Food and Drug Administration is advising people in 13 states not to eat certain raw oysters from South Korea after at least one person in Las Vegas got sick with a virus that can cause diarrhea and vomiting.
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Report: California gun data breach was "unintentional and not connected to any nefarious purpose"
California's Department of Justice mistakenly posted the names, addresses and birthdays of nearly 200,000 gun owners on the internet because officials didn't follow policies or understand how to operate their website, according to an investigation released Wednesday.
More than 70 water agencies in California could face water shortages in the coming months, state report shows
Nearly 20% of California's urban water agencies reported they could see significant water shortages in the coming months as the state braces for a potential fourth consecutive year of drought.
Big tobacco tries to stop California flavored tobacco ban
R.J. Reynolds and other tobacco companies filed a request Tuesday asking the U.S. Supreme Court to impose an emergency order to stop California from enforcing a ban on flavored tobacco products that was overwhelmingly approved by voters earlier this month.
California, other states settle with Google, iHeartMedia over misleading ads
The settlements stem from complaints alleging Google paid to have radio personalities endorse and talk about their personal experiences using the Pixel 4, one of the company's cellphones, according to California Attorney General Rob Bonta. At the time, the phone wasn't available and many of the radio DJs had not used it, Bonta said.
Holiday shoppers re-emerge on Black Friday post-pandemic, but what is inflation's impact?
For the first time in years, Black Friday shoppers were in stores maskless buying gifts for themselves or their families as we approach the holiday season.
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Handcuffs in Hallways: Thousands of California children are being arrested on K-12 campuses. Why?
In California, police were called at K-8th grade campuses more than 10,000 times in a single year and data reveals that students with disabilities were far more likely to be arrested than their non-disabled counterparts.
California's efforts to police the police are off to a slow start
Data compiled by CalMatters reveals the state's top cop is struggling to keep up with the new law that requires the Attorney General's Office to investigate all police shootings of unarmed people.
Investigating Prop. 57 credits: How was Sacramento shooting suspect Smiley Martin out of prison early?
When voters approved Prop. 57, CDCR said inmates would earn early release credits for rehabilitation, good behavior, and education milestones, and would lose credits for bad behavior. But critics argue that's not the case anymore and there's little transparency - pointing to Sacramento mass shooting suspect, Smiley Martin, as a prime example.
False confessions: Why a conservative DA is urging law enforcement to stop lying to suspects
A new California law prohibits officers from using threats or lies to get a minor to confess to a crime. It faced opposition from law enforcement, but now a conservative district attorney is urging law enforcement to stop lying to all suspects due to an increased risk of false confessions.
Investigating Wage Theft Solutions: When workers win judgments but bosses still don't pay
Even after workers win wage theft judgments against their boss, many still don't get paid. Could a local wage theft pilot program offer a state-wide solution?
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Call Kurtis: A father's final wish was derailed by lost luggage
A Modesto teacher said she couldn't spread her dad's ashes in Europe after the airline lost her luggage — so she decided it was time to call Kurtis.
Viewers Call Kurtis to get help with towing refund
A Sacramento couple said their car was wrongfully towed while visiting family, and when they couldn't get a refund, they called on Kurtis Ming to investigate.
Viewers call Kurtis after losing solar for hottest months of the year: "I just want it fixed"
Viewers in El Dorado County say their solar company ignored them, right before their warranty was up. They decided to Call Kurtis to investigate.
Military family calls Kurtis over problems getting special Disney passes
A Sacramento military family says a discrepancy between Disney and their base was about to keep them from a special trip. It was time to call on Kurtis.
Call Kurtis: Supply chain delays impacting solar users
After waiting months for their solar set-up to get fixed, a Woodland couple called on Kurtis Ming to investigate — and they're not the first to reach out about solar going out this summer.
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From devastation to inspiration, Foresthill students study wildfire prevention
In the wake of the devastation, a new generation of foresters is taking interest in wildfire prevention.
"We weren't afraid of fire": Native Americans share ancient wildfire mitigation
Fighting fire with fire. It is not a new concept when it comes to wildfire mitigation and forest management. In fact, Native Americans have used these methods for centuries.
Storm Watch: Debris flow mitigation efforts underway in Mosquito Fire burn scar
There are concerns over debris flows in the burn scars following the Mosquito Fire.
Mosquito Fire remains at 76,788 acres with 90% containment, as of Sunday morning
The Placer County wildfire started September 6 and spread into neighboring El Dorado County, forcing evacuations
Forest service seizes PG&E equipment as part of probe into Mosquito Fire
U.S. Forest Service officials indicated to PG&E that an initial assessment showed the Mosquito Fire started near one of its power lines on National Forest lands.
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"The most exciting call I've ever taken": Sacramento-area dispatcher helps deliver Thanksgiving baby
"No call is routine." That's the case with police and firefighters, but it also applies to dispatchers. For one Sacramento-area dispatcher, a Thanksgiving shift turned into a special delivery that no one saw coming.
"It's uplifting": Stockton restaurant reopens after arsonist burned it down last year
Reborn from the ashes, a restaurant in Stockton opened its doors Friday after a fire closed them last year.
Blind Woodland woman living alone in rundown home gets home makeover from neighbors
Her neighbor, Paul Bridge, saw that she needed help, so he rounded up the community to fix it for free.
Fishermen attacked by sharks rescued 28 hours after boat sinks off Louisiana Coast
"I took my two thumbs and jabbed him (the shark) in the eyes, and he took off," one man said.
Medicare premiums will drop next year. Here are the savings.
For the first time in a decade, seniors will pay less next year on monthly premiums for Medicare's Part B plan.
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Familiar faces return to Golden 1 Center as Kings take on Pacers
In Wednesday's matchup between the Kings and Pacers, Tyrese Haliburton and Buddy Hield are returning to the Golden 1 Center for the first time following the blockbuster trade that sent the pair to Indiana last season.
Mistrial declared in Danny Masterson rape trial
The "That '70s Show" actor was charged with three rapes and had pleaded not guilty.
Sacramento mid-day weather forecast: Nov. 30, 2022
Here's how the next seven days of weather are going to look.
House passes legislation to avert rail shutdown
The House on Wednesday approved legislation to avert a rail shutdown following a grave warning from President Joe Biden about the economic danger posed by congressional inaction. By a 290 to 137 vote, the House passed the tentative rail agreement that will prevent a rail strike. The vote was largely bipartisan, with 79 Republicans joining Democrats in voting for the bill. Eight Democrats voted against the bill.
Hakeem Jeffries elected to lead House Dems' next generation
Emboldened House Democrats ushered in a new generation of leaders on Wednesday with Rep. Hakeem Jeffries elected to be the first Black American to head a major political party in Congress as long-serving Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her team step aside next year.