Man sentenced for string of robberies targeting Asian women in south Sacramento
The man responsible for a string of robberies targeting Asian women in south Sacramento has been sentenced to eight years in prison.
California bill that would legalize Amsterdam-style cannabis cafes hits Newsom's desk
Cannabis cafes could soon become legal in California – that is, if the governor signs the bill into law.
Will California soon legalize magic mushrooms and some other natural psychedelics?
A landmark bill aiming to decriminalize the possession and use of certain hallucinogenic drugs is headed to the governor's desk.
UC Davis Health starts new mobile urgent care program for some vulnerable patients
UC Davis Health is teaming up with Dispatch Health for the nation's first comprehensive "in-home" medical care for patients – the same day they need.
Labor Day travel in full swing ahead of the long weekend
While traffic was heavy on Highway 50 Friday afternoon, it was steady with no major gridlocks.
Wet winter, heat waves set the stage for bountiful hop harvest in California
Hop farmers are hoping this year's yield will make for a delicious batch of beer.
Nevada County officials preparing for potential emergency during red flag warning
With gusty winds and low humidity in the forecast for much of Northern California, Nevada County emergency officials are issunig a warning to make sure neighbors are prepared in case of an emergency.
San Jose low-cost tattoo removal nonprofit opens Sacramento shop
New Skin Tattoo Removal offers free and low-cost procedures to former gang members, incarcerated individuals and victims of human trafficking. They also offer radiation mark removal to cancer survivors.
Sacramento man with severe asthma defies odds with debut MMA fight set
A local mixed martial arts fighter is defying the odds by stepping into the ring for his debut fight, but what makes his story so inspiring is his ongoing battle with a severe form of asthma. It's the same illness that claimed the life of his cousin.
Sacramento church nearly destroyed in fire 3 years ago is finally reopening
A Sacramento church that was nearly destroyed in a fire three years ago is finally opening doors to the public. They're hosting a grand re-opening this Saturday.
Sacramento program aims to get young Black girls involved in STEAM careers
A group of young girls is getting the opportunity to learn about STEAM — science, technology, engineering, arts and math. It's a program that those teaching it call a critical component.
Cal OES prepares to send resources as SoCal braces for Hurricane Hilary
State and local officials are preparing for Hurricane Hilary to make its way closer to southern California.
Local longshoremen send aid to Maui. Here's how you can help.
The International Longshore and Warehouse Unions of Stockton, Sacramento and San Francisco are teaming up to send food, water and medical supplies to the island.
Photo exhibit at Sacramento City College shines light on victims of trauma
Spotlighting resiliency and hope — that's the message behind a new photography exhibit at a hall at Sacramento City College.
Tahoe City restaurant sends aid to sister restaurant destroyed in Maui fires
The bonds of "Ohana" travel a long way, and one Tahoe restaurant is an example of that.