Release of unknown powder at West Sacramento grocery store prompts police response
A grocery store in West Sacramento is back open on Monday after an incident involving people releasing an unknown powder.
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West Sacramento struggles to find funds for pothole repairs
This winter has already wreaked havoc on the roads with giant craters in the concrete, tearing up tires. The pothole problem won't be solved any time soon. The potholes have drivers in West Sacramento feeling frustrated, but the city says it needs more money to make a dent in the dents.
Traffic survey results in speed limit increase for ten West Sacramento streets
The West Sacramento city council voted to approve the speed changes this week – and the new signs are expected to go up in the next 30 to 60 days.
West Sacramento raising speed limits on some streets
In California, cities are required to do traffic surveys every seven years.
A local company is making chocolate with science
A local company is changing the future of chocolate with a little science.
CHP Academy holds graduation ceremony
A total of 82 new officers are joining the California Highway Patrol.
West Sacramento police officer fired shots that killed suspect in Dunnigan
A suspect was shot dead by law enforcement as a SWAT Team served an arrest warrant in the Dunnigan area, authorities said Tuesday. The Yolo County SWAT team was serving a search warrant for a suspect wanted on child sex charges. They say he was armed with a 12-inch knife. A West Sacramento police officer fired two rounds, killing the man.
Pedestrian hit in West Sacramento while pushing pallets in the road
The condition of the man is unknown at this time and traffic has not been impacted.
Alleged catalytic converter theft suspect caught red handed by West Sacramento police officer
A West Sacramento police officer had an up-close encounter with a suspected catalytic converter thief Sunday morning.
West Sacramento mobile home community with at-risk residents spent days without power
During severe storms, utility companies prioritize power for schools hospitals and customers' medical needs, but one local mobile home park's power was out for too long and the equipment necessary to keep some residents alive failed.
West Sacramento auto shop destroyed by 2-alarm fire
Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.
"Total disbelief": Cat missing for nearly 6 years reunited with owner thanks to microchip
A West Sacramento woman got the surprise of a lifetime Saturday when she was reunited with her missing cat after nearly 6 years.
West Sacramento arrest burglary suspect found hiding on the roof of business
A suspected burglar was arrested in West Sacramento on Saturday with the help of a police K9.lo
How has the heavy rain impacted Christmas tree shopping?
'Tis the season to shop for Christmas trees — but has this week's storm dampened holiday spirits? Not for the employees setting up shop.
"We're really making history": West Sacramento elects its first all-female city council
An all-women city council is making history in West Sacramento.
Christmas trees selling quickly ahead of holiday season, drought raises concerns over future
Christmas trees are already in high demand but many tree farmers are concerned about the future.
Enchant Christmas lights spectacular officially opens at Sutter Health Park
The world's largest Christmas light spectacular, Enchant, opened up Friday in West Sacramento.
Enchant light spectacular opening Friday at Sutter Health Park
The world's largest holiday light spectacular is opening in West Sacramento on Friday. Visitors will be treated to a light maze of over 4 million lights, an over 100-foot-tall Christmas tree, Santa, and more.
Renaming West Sacramento street a nuisance for some residents
A prominent West Sacramento street is getting a new name, and some people who live on it say the new name is a nuisance for them. Now, more than a hundred people who live there will have to change their addresses.
West Sacramento family fights to stop I Street bridge construction from tearing down century-old house
Funding has been set aside and a design approved, but now there are some last-minute changes taking place. And a West Sacramento family is now fighting to stop their century-old home from being torn down during bridge construction.
DUI saturation patrol in West Sacramento nets 60 citations, 2 impounded cars in one night
Police in West Sacramento say they issued dozens of citations in Friday night's DUI saturation patrol mission.
Suspect in West Sacramento shooting that injured UPS driver dies in crash fleeing police
The suspect in a September shooting involving a UPS driver in West Sacramento died in a crash after fleeing from a traffic stop in the south Sacramento area, authorities said Thursday.
Car crash knocks out street light in West Sacramento
The crash happened early Thursday morning.
Call Kurtis: Refund confusion over Van Gogh exhibits will nearly identical names
Competing Van Gogh exhibits are causing some confusion in Sacramento. It turns out there are two events with similar names, happening at the same time.
Call Kurtis: Refund confusion over Van Gogh exhibits will nearly identical names
Competing Vincent Van Gogh exhibits are causing some confusion in Sacramento. There are two events with similar names, happening at the same time. Viewer Kevin Rice of Elk Grove says he needed a refund for five tickets he bought to Beyond Van Gogh, the Immersive Experience. Initially set for December, the company moved up the dates to November. But, he writes, "Beyond Van Gogh Sacramento has refused to honor my full refund request, despite numerous email requests." As a result, he called us.
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Officials investigate a death on a high school campus in Olivehurst
Lindhurst High School is closed on Thursday and the Yuba County Sheriff's Office confirmed that the closure is due to a death on campus that is being investigated as a suicide.
Road closures in Galt due to a vehicle vs. train incident
A vehicle vs. train incident on Thursday morning in the city of Galt has led to several road closures.
Federal judge rules Google tried to 'hide the ball' by deleting chat logs in a big antitrust case
Google intentionally sought to "hide the ball" in a high-profile antitrust case by automatically deleting employee chat messages that could have been used as evidence in the suit, a federal judge ruled Tuesday, dealing a blow to the tech giant.
New baseball rules mean "less dead time, more action"
Since the 1970s, the length of a baseball game has increased from just over two and a half hours to an average of three hours and seven minutes last season.
Goldman Sachs: 300 million jobs could be affected by AI
According to Goldman Sachs, up to 300 million full-time jobs around the world could be affected by artificial intelligence.
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Officials investigate a death on a high school campus in Olivehurst
Lindhurst High School is closed on Thursday and the Yuba County Sheriff's Office confirmed that the closure is due to a death on campus that is being investigated as a suicide.
Road closures in Galt due to a vehicle vs. train incident
A vehicle vs. train incident on Thursday morning in the city of Galt has led to several road closures.
Federal judge rules Google tried to 'hide the ball' by deleting chat logs in a big antitrust case
Google intentionally sought to "hide the ball" in a high-profile antitrust case by automatically deleting employee chat messages that could have been used as evidence in the suit, a federal judge ruled Tuesday, dealing a blow to the tech giant.
New baseball rules mean "less dead time, more action"
Since the 1970s, the length of a baseball game has increased from just over two and a half hours to an average of three hours and seven minutes last season.
Goldman Sachs: 300 million jobs could be affected by AI
According to Goldman Sachs, up to 300 million full-time jobs around the world could be affected by artificial intelligence.
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Sacramento Kings clinch first playoff berth since 2006 with win against Portland
The Sacramento Kings have officially punched their ticket to the playoffs for the first time since 2006 with a 120-80 win in Portland on Wednesday, ending the longest-active postseason drought across the four major North American sports.
"My dad needs daily care": Broken elevator leaves disabled and sick stuck in Globe Mill apartments
An elevator in a downtown Sacramento apartment complex has been down for nearly a week, essentially trapping some of the elderly or disabled in their units.
Kevin Nagle, Sacramento Republic FC owner, to buy Huddersfield Town A.F.C.
Sacramento Republic FC owner Kevin Nagle is set to buy an English Football League team.
Madonna adds January 2024 stop in Sacramento for her "Celebration Tour"
An iconic recording artist has added a Sacramento stop to her global tour.
Kings vs. Hornets? Possible NBA playoffs run could complicate Sac State's graduation plans
Kings fever is in full force all across Sacramento, but the chance that they may make the NBA playoffs is creating complications at Sacramento State University.
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Pushback against a lawsuit that could change how the Forest Service fights fired from the air
A nonprofit environmental group is trying to stop the Forest Service from dropping retardant into water as they pushback against a bill introduced by Congressman Doug LaMalfa.
California senator proposes "Ebony Alert" system for missing Black women, youth
California Senator Steven Bradford has proposed a bill to create a special "Ebony Alert" system for missing Black women, girls and youth.
California may end travel ban to states with anti-LGBT laws
California's travel ban has been in effect since 2017. It requires the state Attorney General to maintain a list of states subject to the ban. That list has grown quickly as states have passed laws restricting doctors from providing gender-affirming care to minors and stopping transgender women and girls from participating in school sports consistent with their gender identity.
Snowpack for the season is now more than 713 inches
According to the UC Berkeley Central Sierra Snow Lab, the snowpack for this season has passed the 700 inches benchmark.
Push in states for $20 minimum wage as inflation persists
Just years after labor activists persuaded a handful of states to raise their minimum wage to $15 per hour, workers initially thrilled with the pay bump are finding their hard-won gains erased by inflation.
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New baseball rules mean "less dead time, more action"
Since the 1970s, the length of a baseball game has increased from just over two and a half hours to an average of three hours and seven minutes last season.
Sacramento Kings clinch first playoff berth since 2006 with win against Portland
The Sacramento Kings have officially punched their ticket to the playoffs for the first time since 2006 with a 120-80 win in Portland on Wednesday, ending the longest-active postseason drought across the four major North American sports.
Keegan Murray breaks rookie record for most 3-pointers in a season in historic game for Kings
Sacramento Kings rookie Keegan Murray broke the record for most three-pointers made in a season by a rookie in a matchup against the Portland Trailblazers on Wednesday night.
Flag football moves one step closer to becoming an Olympic sport
For years, the NFL has been pushing for flag football, which is played as a five-on-five non-contact sport, to be included as an Olympic event in order to grow interest in the game worldwide.
Kevin Nagle, Sacramento Republic FC owner, to buy Huddersfield Town A.F.C.
Sacramento Republic FC owner Kevin Nagle is set to buy an English Football League team.
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Disney strips DeSantis' district oversight board of its power, board says
If the agreement is deemed to violate rules against perpetuity, it will be in effect until 21 years after the death of the last survivor of the descendants of England's King Charles III, the declaration said.
California senator proposes "Ebony Alert" system for missing Black women, youth
California Senator Steven Bradford has proposed a bill to create a special "Ebony Alert" system for missing Black women, girls and youth.
Jill Biden visits Nashville for candlelight vigil
"Our police officers have cried and are crying with Nashville and the world," police chief John Drake said at the vigil.
Bill would require clawback of compensation from executives of failed banks
The legislation from a bipartisan group of senators would require regulators to claw back all or part of the compensation bank executives got in the five years leading up to a bank's failure.
Twitter restricts Marjorie Taylor Greene's account over Nashville post
Twitter was reacting to a post mentioning the Nashville school shooting, transgender people and "vengeance."
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Johnson & Johnson halts development of RSV vaccine in midst of late-stage clinical trials
The company was in late-stage clinical trials of a vaccine to prevent lower respiratory tract disease in adults over the age of 60 with RSV. The vaccine being tested was using an adenovirus vector platform, similar to the technology behind in its COVID-19 vaccine.
Pet cats and dogs may help protect infants from food allergies, study suggests
Children who live with cats or dogs during fetal development and early infancy may be less likely than other kids to develop food allergies, according to a new study.
FDA approves over-the-counter Narcan. Here's what it means.
The decision means Narcan can be available at convenience and grocery stores, but its price isn't clear.
Long COVID remains an uphill battle for many Americans
Long COVID has affected millions of people globally.
Significant number of 911 calls firefighters receive don't involve fires
More than 80 percent of 911 calls are for medical aid, but "7 out of 10" patients taken to the ER don't actually need to be there. That's why a new project being launched in Elk Grove could be a game-changer, designed to break down the backlog while still saving lives.
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Goldman Sachs: 300 million jobs could be affected by AI
According to Goldman Sachs, up to 300 million full-time jobs around the world could be affected by artificial intelligence.
End of an era: Lamborghini goes hybrid...and very fast
Closing out a half century of purely gasoline-powered V12 cars going back to the brand's earliest models, Luxury Italian sports car designer Lamborghini has unveiled its first supercar with a charging port.
High egg prices send profits at largest US producer soaring more than 700%
Cal-Maine Foods, the largest egg producer in the United States, reported revenue doubled and profit surged 718% last quarter because of sharply higher egg prices.
Call Kurtis: Why won't AAA cover my tow?
Treacherous driving in a storm ended up taking a car off the road. But these viewers had AAA, so why didn't roadside assistance cover the tow?
Homes of the future are being built inside a climate lab
Research shows more than half of the energy we use at home comes from heating and air conditioning, but in the UK, engineers are busy building homes of the future inside a climate lab to help cut costs and save the environment.
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Should parents have the right to know about lead in school drinking water?
Should parents have the right to know if their child is exposed to lead in school drinking water? Many health advocates and parents say yes, but loopholes in existing California law may leave parents in the dark and kids at risk.
Lawmakers frustrated by lack of transparency from the California Department of Corrections, but vote down bill that would require more transparency
Democratic lawmakers voted down the bill, citing inmate privacy concerns, but voiced bipartisan frustration with secrecy and a lack of transparency from CDCR.
1 killed in Lincoln car crash with a tree
The Lincoln Police Department is investigating a fatal crash that happened on February 23 in the early morning.
Stockton Unified School District under investigation for possible fraud
A new audit finds evidence of possible fraud, including money mismanagement and illegal financial practices.
UPDATED $0 BAIL STUDY: Suspects released on $0 Bail had twice the felony rearrests, three times the violent crime rearrests
EXCLUSIVE: An updated Zero-Dollar Bail study out of the Yolo Co. DA's Office finds suspects who were released on $0 Bail were twice as likely to be rearrested for felonies and three times as likely to be rearrested for violent crimes compared to those who had to post bail.
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Call Kurtis: Why won't AAA cover my tow?
Treacherous driving in a storm ended up taking a car off the road. But these viewers had AAA, so why didn't roadside assistance cover the tow?
Call Kurtis: No internet? No problem
After the storms knocked out the internet for a Wilton viewer and she couldn't get it restored, she knew it was time to call Kurtis.
Call Kurtis Investigates: No phones at West Sacramento nursing home
A Manteca viewer asked us for help after, she says, the phone lines went down at her husband's nursing home in West Sacramento, and she wasn't able to reach him.
Call Kurtis: Need help with your taxes? Try the IRS taxpayer advocate service.
When the Internal Revenue Service came after a Sonora retiree who filed their taxes using the wrong form, he called on Kurtis Ming to investigate
Call Kurtis: Travelers using online system still waiting for their passports
"They shouldn't be doing a beta and using us."
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New report shows relationship between income, fire risk and fire damage
Researchers at Stanford and the University of North Carolina made surprising new findings on how economics affects neighborhoods damaged by fires.
The Fire Cats: Documentary highlights animal rescue groups that saved hundreds of pets in 2018 Camp Fire
A local cat rescue group that stepped up to save hundreds of cats from the catastrophic Camp Fire was profiled in an award-winning documentary.
$24M Settlement reached with PG&E over Dixie Fire, utility faces criminal charges in 2020 Zogg Fire
A $24 million settlement has been reached over the massive Dixie Fire with ten public entities agreeing to a deal with Pacific Gas and Electric to pay for some of the damage.
85% of California's rural land now in 'high' or 'very high' risk for wildfires, new analysis shows
The climate crisis is among the key factors in a new assessment that shows more than 85% of California's rural and unincorporated land is now in "high" or "very high" severity zones for wildfire danger, the state's Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) recently announced.
California's wildfire risk map updated after 15 years
California's office of the State Fire marshal released an updated fire hazard map showing which unincorporated parts of California are most at risk for fires and what future destruction could look like.
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"Crooze on, Croozer": Blind Elk Grove dog inspires children's book
Croozer, a blind blue heeler, is helping the world "see" things from a whole new perspective. The pup's story of resilience now serves as inspiration for a new children's book by author Peg Sundberg.
Warrior Princess Project: Lodi photographer unveils new exhibit for Women's History Month
A Lodi photographer unveiled a new exhibit in honor of Women's History Month. She's using her talents to empower the women in her community.
90-year-old great-grandmother skydives on her birthday
One Arizona great-grandmother celebrated her birthday by jumping out of a plane.
The Glass Slipper: Local nonprofit aims to give girls in foster system chance to feel glamorous
With sparkly dresses and sky-high heels, The Glass Slipper is a nonprofit that is stepping in as a fairy godmother before prom. They're making sure girls who were in - or are in - the foster care system have a chance to feel glamorous.
Vacaville sheep named finalist in annual Cadbury Bunny Contest
A local sheep in Vacaville is now a top ten finalist for the annual Cadbury Bunny commercial.
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Federal judge rules Google tried to 'hide the ball' by deleting chat logs in a big antitrust case
Google intentionally sought to "hide the ball" in a high-profile antitrust case by automatically deleting employee chat messages that could have been used as evidence in the suit, a federal judge ruled Tuesday, dealing a blow to the tech giant.
Goldman Sachs: 300 million jobs could be affected by AI
According to Goldman Sachs, up to 300 million full-time jobs around the world could be affected by artificial intelligence.
Morning headlines - 03/30/2023
The latest headlines from around the region this Thursday morning.
End of an era: Lamborghini goes hybrid...and very fast
Soon, you'll be able to plug in your Lamborghini. Closing out a half century of purely gasoline-powered V12 cars going back to the brand's earliest models, Luxury Italian sports car designer Lamborghini has unveiled its first supercar with a charging port.
Growing pushback against a lawsuit that could change how the Forest Service fights fired from the ai
A nonprofit environmental group is trying to stop the Forest Service from dropping retardant into water.