Video shows Northern California deputies' close call with pressure cooker bomb
There was a close call with what deputies say was an improvised explosive device found on Robbers Ravine Road near Colfax this week.
Sacramento State to launch national institute on campus researching AI in education
Sacramento State announced Thursday what they call a first-of-its-kind program to perfect how to use AI in classrooms across the country.
Dashing through Sacramento: A festive trip through east Sacramento's best Fab 40s Christmas lights
Christmas is right around the corner and at every turn in east Sacramento's Fab 40s neighborhood, homes are bright with holiday cheer.
Sacramento city council unanimously passes hotly contested plan to move Curtis Park dog park
In a unanimous vote Tuesday night, Sacramento's City Council approved a hotly contested plan looking to fund a new dog park in William Land Park.
Sacramento restaurant has fiery message for customers leaving fake money
Several businesses in and around Downtown Sacramento have gone cashless in recent months due to crime, with some citing repeated break-ins.
Family of mother hit by suspected drunk driver in Sacramento thanks community for support
Family members of Amanda Shedd, 39, told CBS13 that her tragic death just weeks before Christmas has caused them indescribable grief and sadness. Shedd was hit by a suspected drunk driver while walking on the sidewalk with two of her children.
An end to breast cancer? California company develops groundbreaking vaccine with promising future
An estimated one in eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime, killing on average 42,000 a year in the U.S. But what if a vaccine could significantly lower each woman's chance of ever getting it in the first place?
Sacramento sheriff cracks down on retail theft, makes 285 arrests in week-long undercover sting
In a coordinated crackdown, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office organized the department's first-ever major retail theft sting. They sent 50 deputies undercover for one week in "Operation Bad Elf," targeting 12 major retailers in the county like Target, Walmart, Ulta and Walgreens.
Recent Granite Bay burglary has possible ties to crime ring
One person is behind bars and another at large after the most recent incident
Sacramento-area boxer heading to Louisiana to compete in Olympic trials
Local boxer David Delgado, 19, is packing up and leaving Friday to compete in the USA Boxing Olympic trials in Lafayette, Louisiana beginning Monday, Dec. 4.
City eyes changes to make downtown Sacramento more fun, inviting
What would you change about downtown Sacramento? City leaders are asking themselves that exact question, diving into a new 34-page report that unpacks how to make our social scene more successful.
Toll time? Caltrans drives debate on possible express lane from Sacramento to Davis at project's first public meeting
Caltrans hosted its first public forum Tuesday night at the West Sacramento Community Center on a topic that has been driving the conversation for weeks: should Sacramento see its first toll lanes?
The crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people in California and the push for change
California is home to the largest Native American population in the country with more than 160 tribes. The state ranks 5th for the country's most cases of missing and murdered Indigenous people. It's been described as an epidemic, an emergency and a crisis by California tribal leaders desperate for change.
Millions of Christmas lights on display as Imaginarium at Cal Expo opens for season
Sacramento's largest Christmas light show is open after weathering a few days of delays.
Dangerous dog heist: Sacramento couple held at gunpoint for ransom while trying to fetch stolen French Bulldog
Would you take a bullet for your dog? One Sacramento family was prepared to do just that when their adult French bulldog named "Papa" was stolen right out of their Del Paso Heights front yard.