City scales back Old Sacramento overnight street closures and police presence
Sacramento is scaling back a late-night safety program in Old Sacramento after police reported a significant drop in calls for service during the enforcement period.
Sacramento mom says hero son shot, killed Oregon school shooter
A Sacramento mother says her son acted on instinct when he confronted and fatally shot a gunman during a deadly school shooting in Oregon, an attack that killed three children and a teacher.
Planned demo of century-old home in Davis shines light on greater housing conversation
The city is expected to approve the demolition after no appeals were submitted by Friday's deadline.
1 year after medical helicopter crash in Sacramento, family honors flight nurse's legacy
One year after Suzie Smith was killed in a medical helicopter crash on Sacramento's Highway 50, her family is still grappling with the loss of a woman they say held their family together.
University of the Pacific swimmer with juvenile arthritis not letting the diagnosis slow her down
A determined Division I swimmer at the University of the Pacific (UOP) is diving past a debilitating diagnosis and making a splash doing so.
Families, advocates fight new California parole pathway for those serving life sentences
Families of crime victims, advocates and law enforcement officials gathered at the California State Capitol to oppose new state Board of Parole Hearings regulations that went into effect on Oct. 1.
UC Davis community pushes for safety changes after campus bike deaths
About 100 students and community cycling advocates gathered Wednesday at UC Davis, calling for safety improvements along Hutchison Drive after two students were killed while biking on the road in the past four years.
As a major Midtown Sacramento retailer closes shop, neighboring businesses say crime to blame
Starbucks announced that its 1901 J Street location is among at least six stores in the Sacramento region that are closing in a sweep of nationwide store closures. Small business owners in midtown say they understand why.
Sacramento partnership opens the door for workforce re-entry for former inmates
A first-of-its-kind partnership in Sacramento is delivering more commercial truck drivers to California roadways at a time when there is a critical gap in the industry's workforce statewide.
Injecting new revenue: Planned Parenthood turns to botox to fill funding gap
Planned Parenthood Mar Monte, the largest affiliate in the country, launched a new lineup of services more than six months ago in Sacramento that they say is helping fill a critical funding gap: aesthetics.
Police investigation closes in campus death of UC Davis cyclist, family pushes for change
More than five months after UC Davis student Lincoln Sabini was killed while riding his bike on campus, university officials have released the findings of their investigation and the police report from the crash for the first time.
Sacramento woman shot and killed by stalker honored at funeral
Friends and family gathered for the funeral of Shalini Thakur, 38, in Sacramento on Monday, nearly a week after she was shot and killed by her alleged stalker.
Sacramento woman identified after killing tied to months of stalking, restraining order
The sheriff's office says the victim had reported months of stalking before the suspect shot and killed her in Arden-Arcade.
Man who plants thousands of 9/11 memorial flags in West Sacramento will retire, hopes tradition lives on
It's an annual tradition led by volunteer John Vinson, who first started a memorial at the corner of Jefferson Boulevard and Locks Drive with just 14 flags in 2003.
Sacramento State police investigate shots fired in parking structure during football home opener
Hornet Stadium at Sacramento State was placed under a shelter-in-place order as police said they investigated shots fired at a campus parking structure.