Illegal Firearm Maker 'Dr. Death' Helped Create Untraceable 'Ghost Guns'
Federal authorities are concerned about dangerous, untraceable firearms known as "ghost guns" being illicitly produced in machine shops without licenses or background checks.
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Federal authorities are concerned about dangerous, untraceable firearms known as "ghost guns" being illicitly produced in machine shops without licenses or background checks.
A man dressed in camouflage and armed with explosives was taken into custody after an intense 5½ hour standoff in Sacramento.
Bay Area transit planners have a long list of critical transportation projects that need to be done, and done soon, but there isn't anywhere near enough money to fund them.
A San Lorenzo man is in jail, charged with drunk driving after hitting a California Highway Patrol officer who was investigating an accident in Sacramento Saturday.
Fourteen people in the Sacramento area have fatally overdosed on a pill disguised as a popular painkiller, and now the drug has turned up in the San Francisco Bay Area.
A State Senate subcommittee took up the issue of the deadly Berkeley balcony collapse that claimed six lives last June.
Some unlucky used car buyers have learned the hard way that when it turns out the vehicle they purchased was "VIN switched," authorities may have the right to seize or even destroy the car.
A man admitted Thursday to illegally manufacturing semi-automatic rifles at a metal shop in an industrial neighborhood in North Sacramento.
Authorities say a head-on crash on Highway 12 left three women and two toddlers dead.
People think it's a party park, but one fed up Sacramento neighbor is tired of it and took to public shaming to stop the bad behavior caught on cameras outside his house.
A state senator from the Central Valley is being credited with saving a woman from being crushed by a falling tree limb.
A Sacramento man who allegedly lied to federal investigators about traveling to Syria has been charged with providing support to terrorists.
For cats, hell is high water. And that hell became reality for two California felines on Tuesday.
A judge has ruled that California's plans for a $64 billion, high-speed rail system do not violate promises made to voters when they approved state financing for the project.
It might take another big earthquake to shake California lawmakers into investing more into seismic safety, and develop an early earthquake warning system.
An endangered ring-tailed lemur that was likely part of the black market pet trade is now being cared for at the Sacramento Zoo.
The California Highway Patrol says one person was hurt after a CHP officer opened fire as authorities were removing a homeless camp in Sacramento.
The California Department of Public Health has lifted the advisory regarding Dungeness crabs caught recreationally along the coast in all areas south of Point Reyes, according to officials.
AUDIO: The track from the Sacramento band is the first single from their forthcoming album Gore which is set to drop on April 8th.
It will be the Sacramento band's first new music since 2012's Koi No Yokan......
An Iraqi-born man living in Sacramento pleaded not guilty Friday to a federal charge that he lied to investigators about traveling to Syria to fight against the government there two years ago.
A Sacramento woman was thanking firefighters for saving almost 20 pets from her burning home early Thursday morning during a tricky rescue.
A retiree from the Sacramento area came forward to claim a $638,000 prize after matching five out of six numbers in Wednesday's record Powerball drawing.
An Iraqi-born man living in Sacramento was indicted Thursday on a federal charge that he lied to investigators about traveling to Syria to fight against the government there.
An Iraqi man bragged about his experience fighting in Syria and the skills he developed as a teenage insurgent as he urged a fellow Iraqi refugee in the U.S. to join him in what both hoped would be martyrdom, according to documents filed in federal court.
