Construction blasts in Folsom neighborhood send debris flying into homes, cars
New development in Folsom has caused some significant damage after construction blasts Monday afternoon sent debris flying into nearby homes and cars.
Wilton woman pleads for help to find her 23-year-old horse missing for days
A woman in Sacramento is sharing a desperate plea after her sick horse went missing from her home on Monday.
UC Davis Health opens first trauma recovery center in Sacramento region
UC Davis Health is on a mission to help victims of violent crime in new ways.
Dixon development project could bring 6,000 homes, expanded city limits if approved
Dixon could see its city limits expanded and around 6,000 new homes built if a proposed new housing development is approved by city leaders.
New CIF rules statewide regulate when high school teams can practice, play in extreme heat
High school football is one of the sports impacted most by extreme heat. With the season now in full swing, teams are making the changes CIF has mandated for this season.
Apple Hill farms officially kick off season Labor Day weekend
Beautiful weather gave people across the perfect reason to get outside this holiday weekend. Apple Hill was no exception as it hosted its official opening weekend.
Mike Tyson campaigns for Stockton mayoral candidate Tom Patti, opponent Christina Fugazi highlights experience
Mike Tyson sat down with Ashley Sharp to speak about his visit to Stockton to campaign for mayoral candidate Tom Patti.
Vacaville school's football team pushes forward under new leadership after head coach's death
Last season, the team's beloved head football coach, Jacob Wright, passed away suddenly mid-season after he collapsed due to a medical emergency in the team's locker room.
Thieves empty safe at Mikuni as Sacramento police notice uptick in downtown burglaries
Mikuni in midtown Sacramento was struck by thieves who made off with all the cash in the restaurant's safe Sunday night.
Daughter gets some closure as Solano County cold case unit identifies Sacramento man 23 years later
In its first success story, the sheriff's office announced Wednesday that the project has identified a body they pulled from the Miner Slough in Rio Vista in 2001 as Craig Ott of Sacramento.
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.