14 students suspended after 6 fights unfold on Modesto junior high school campus
More than a dozen students face suspension or expulsion after a rash of fights broke out at a junior high school in Modesto.
Proposed California bill would use dogs to scare bears from populated areas
A proposed bill aims to keep bears away from populated areas by using dogs to scare them off, but not everyone agrees with the approach.
Families settle into new Oak Park homes thanks to partnership with Habitat for Humanity
Seven families are settling into their new homes in Oak Park after months of hard work thanks to a unique partnership with Habitat for Humanity.
Spring-like weather draws people outside ahead of warmer temps for Northern California
Friday's warm weather had people enjoying the outdoors while also getting a taste of spring-like weather.
Community donations refill Placer SPCA's pet food pantry, but more is needed
A crisis for dozens of dog owners in Placer County was averted thanks to overwhelming community support.
Federal funding cuts to U.S. Forest Service raise wildfire concerns in Placer County
Federal funding cuts to the U.S. Forest Service are raising concerns in Placer County about whether there will be enough resources to prevent wildfires.
Northern California foothill communities prepare as winter storm approaches
As a powerful winter storm moves into Northern California, foothill communities in Placer and Nevada counties are gearing up for heavy rainfall and strong winds.
Auburn leaders explore expansion in city's long-term general plan
The effort marks the first update to Auburn's master plan in nearly 30 years, and officials say they are literally mapping out the city's future.
Kings farewell to Fox while embracing new era with Zach Lavine
The Golden 1 Center had a different energy Wednesday night as it was the first home game since De'Aaron Fox was traded.
Cal Fire uses augmented reality to train for emergencies
Cal Fire is using augmented reality technology to train flight crews for life-or-death emergencies.
Del Oro Softball Team trades smartphones for flip phones in 'digital detox' fundraiser
The Del Oro High School girls' softball team is taking on a challenge most teens would find impossible: giving up their smartphones for an entire month.
Galt community unites in opposition over placement of sexually violent predator
A special meeting in Galt on Tuesday night brought city officials and concerned residents together in a unified stand against the proposed placement of a sexually violent predator in their community.
Sacramento first responders raise money for charity in annual Guns and Hoses football game
The annual Guns and Hoses charity event kicked off Saturday in Sacramento, showing it's more than just a friendly rivalry on the gridiron.
Flyer urges Roseville residents to report illegal immigrants
A flyer encouraging residents to report illegal immigrants has caused alarm in a Roseville neighborhood, highlighting tensions as the Trump administration ramps up immigration enforcement nationwide.
Lake Tahoe ski resort to stay open to public following master plan approval
The plan includes significant infrastructure upgrades, like a new gondola, while also prioritizing environmental concerns and fuel reduction projects.