Yolo County's first agriculture detector dog sniffs out trouble that could decimate crops
A 2-year-old Labrador Retriever is doing a job only a handful of dogs can do in the state of California.
Only on CBS13: Sacramento woman found "not guilty" of assaulting police details the moment they shot her
The scars on the upper arm of Kyrieanna Liles, 24, serve as an obvious reminder of the November encounter with police that would forever change her life.
2 beloved Woodland teachers forge futures in farming, retire after four decades of service
They've forged a legacy in agriculture, guiding three generations of students in lessons that go well beyond the classroom. Now, it's time for a new chapter for the teachers.
Sacramento-area woman found not guilty of assault of deputies who opened fire on her fleeing car
The charge stemmed from an encounter with deputies that led to them firing ten shots at her fleeing car in November in Rancho Cordova.
California Forever promises new Solano County investments, pushback to proposed city grows
Tech billionaires have made national headlines this year for their push to build a new Solano County city. This month, California Forever has continued to announce new commitments to the community.
UC Davis now home to first coffee research center at a university in the country
You've heard of college students drinking coffee to study, but what about college students studying coffee? Coffee research has thrived in Davis since 2016 through graduate programs on the university's campus.
Woman desperately searches for missing service dog near Woodland after crash
A woman's medically necessary service dog has been missing for a week after a rollover crash in Woodland.
Asian Americans face obstacles when seeking mental health care
For many Asian Americans, their families made sacrifices that helped build a future for them in this country. But for the older generation, those sacrifices resulted in trauma that's hardly talked about.
Only on CBS13: Video showing officers shooting at fleeing Sacramento woman excluded from her assault trial
The defense team for a woman on trial in Sacramento criminal court has serious questions about whether her due process right to a fair trial has been violated.
Davis now has its own professional baseball team: the Yolo High Wheelers
On Tuesday, the Yolo High Wheelers, based in Davis, took the field for the first time to mark the opening day of its inaugural season against the Rocky Mountain Vibes.
UC Davis facing federal lawsuit over pro-Palestinian encampment; student senate passes resolution in solidarity with protesters
UC Davis is now facing a federal lawsuit filed against it by a Jewish, pro-Israel community member who says his civil rights were violated on campus when trying to counter-protest an ongoing pro-Palestinian encampment.
Sacramento's Country in the Park 2024 kicks off with a boot scootin' good time
Country in the Park, hosted by KNCI 105.1, took over Cal Expo starting Friday night with a boot scootin' good time.
Dixon teachers demand better salaries, saying both staff and students are suffering
Teachers and staff members packed Thursday night's Dixon Unified School Board meeting to fight for better salaries.
West Sacramento home run: Success on the riverfront after 25 years of Sutter Health Park
The city of West Sacramento and its riverfront, facing downtown Sacramento directly, both look a lot different present day than they did two decades ago.
California's longest running fair kicks off 147th year at Dixon fairgrounds
California's oldest fair is kicking off its 147th year this season. The Dixon May Fair, running since 1877, opened Thursday night at the Dixon Fairgrounds.