Sacramento protesters rally against escalating U.S.-Israeli war with Iran
Demonstrators in Sacramento gathered on Monday as part of a coordinated nationwide day of action protesting the escalating U.S.-Israeli war with Iran.
Sacramento's I Street bridge project clears major financial hurdle, bids for construction open in 1 month
Adding to the Sacramento skyline is a $300 million project to replace one of the city's most prominent landmarks: the I Street bridge.
Natomas family dog fatally attacked by loose dog, owner warns neighbors to stay safe
A Sacramento woman is in mourning after her small dog was viciously attacked by a loose dog just outside their Natomas home on Friday.
Ferrara to lay off 69 Jelly Belly corporate employees in Fairfield amid broader economic strain
Fairfield is facing another round of job losses as Ferrara Candy Company prepares to permanently lay off 69 corporate employees at its Jelly Belly campus, even as the factory, warehouse and visitor center operations remain open.
Another Solano company prepares for mass layoffs, could push job losses over 1,000 since December
More mass layoffs could be headed for Solano County as some local leaders describe the necessary response as "stopping the bleeding."
MAC momentum: Sacramento State's football program to join FBS conference this upcoming season
Sacramento State's football program is making the jump to the FBS, with MAC officials voting to add the Hornets to the league.
Vacaville could add entertainment zones downtown for public alcohol consumption
The City of Vacaville, like a host of other cities in the Greater Sacramento region, is considering adopting designated entertainment zones downtown to support business owners and create a more vibrant atmosphere.
Scotts Valley tribe's $700M Solano County casino in legal limbo, preview site set to open soon
The Scotts Valley Band of Pomo Indians announced it will soon open a "preview casino" on its trust land in Vallejo
El Dorado County residents warned about alleged deputy impersonator
Authorities are warning El Dorado County residents about a recent incident where a person was pulled over by an apparent law enforcement impersonator.
UC Davis equestrian teammates file federal lawsuit after DI program cut, ask university to reinstate
Some members of the UC Davis Division I women's equestrian team are saddling up for a fight in federal court exactly one month after university leadership said they would demote the varsity team to a campus club starting next season.
Clarksburg neighbors push back against proposed bike, pedestrian trail connecting to West Sacramento
Those who oppose the trail say the impacts to the surrounding land and community are not worth it.
Solano County, city mayors are "all hands on deck" responding to recent mass layoffs
Solano County is experiencing blow after blow when it comes to mass layoffs, with the potential for even more jobs to be cut.
Woodland extends Flock camera contract amid concerns over ICE access
Citywide camera surveillance has been put in the spotlight due to concerns by some California cities over access that ICE may have to the data collected.
New owners pour up sweet future for previously foreclosed Old Sugar Mill
Once navigating foreclosure and an uncertain future, the Old Sugar Mill in Clarksburg is now writing a new chapter under new ownership
8 Davis businesses hit in string of break-ins targeting cash registers, police say
Businesses in downtown Davis and the surrounding area have been hit by a string of break-ins where the thieves are making off with the entire cash register, officials say.