Ukrainians celebrate Independence Day at California State Capitol, marking third holiday at war
Saturday at the California State Capitol hundreds of people gathered to celebrate Ukrainian Independence Day.
Yolo Causeway home to 250,000 bats this time of year, swarming sky in "ribbons" at sunset
It's quite a sight to see when the colony of bats, mostly made up of pregnant or nursing females, heads out for dinner each night.
Neighbors say West Sacramento's only skate park is dangerous
Rotting wood, uneven ramps, loose screws, and downright dangerous—that's how some West Sacramento neighbors describe the city's only skate park.
Davis High senior wins rare scholarship for plant medicine research he conducted in Africa
Most people reading through Max Bloom's research on plant medicine in Africa would be shocked to learn that he is only 17 and about to be a senior at Davis High School.
Woman settles civil rights lawsuit for $425K after being shot by Rancho Cordova police
A woman found not guilty of assaulting Rancho Cordova police officers who fired at her fleeing vehicle in November 2023 saw her civil rights lawsuit against the city and its police department settled in Sacramento court Thursday.
Davis man denied bail as wife's death, preliminarily ruled suicide, still under investigation
A judge in Yolo County court Thursday afternoon refused once again to set bail for Henry "Harry" Stanley, now nearly a month after he was jailed on suspicion of killing his wife, Megan Duncanson.
3 Bay Area felons arrested after dozens of guns stolen from Placer County gun store
Three convicted felons from the Bay Area were arrested on Tuesday after dozens of guns were stolen from a gun store in Placer County last month, deputies said Wednesday.
Dozens of employees with disabilities to lose jobs at Vacaville prison hospital in favor of state jobs
California stands to gain dozens of new state jobs in November at California Medical Facility (CMF) in Vacaville, but it comes at the cost of cutting those jobs for people with disabilities who currently have them.
West Sacramento's 3,000-home development 16 years in the making finally moves forward
It's the first step forward on the project that promises not only 3,000 new homes but new parks, trails, retail space and even an 18-hole golf course that will be accessible to all.
Sacramento River Cats embrace viral "brat" summer social media trend at ballpark
The Sacramento River Cats pitched a popular social media trend with its "brat night" theme while hosting the Reno Aces. The trend has even crept its way into politics.
Davis-born skateboarder Nyjah Huston wins first Olympic medal
One of the most decorated skateboarders of all time, Nyjah Huston, wants to help his hometown plan renovations to the skatepark where it all started for him.
Her body still missing, Erica Brown's boyfriend found guilty of her Fairfield murder
A Fairfield man who went on the run for weeks when his girlfriend was first reported missing last year was found guilty of killing her in Solano County court Thursday, July 25.
Wildfire smoke linked to heightened risk of dementia diagnosis, new California research finds
When a wildfire rips through your community, your life and home are likely top of mind, but what about your brain health?
UC Davis Health diagnosing more lung cancer at stage 1 than ever before thanks to breakthrough technologies
Breakthrough technology is helping UC Davis Health treat more cases of lung cancer in its earliest stages.
Building accessory dwelling units in Davis just got a lot easier. Here's why.
The City of Davis is making it easier than ever before for people to build ADUs, or accessory dwelling units. The units are smaller homes built on existing properties and they are only continuing to get more popular.