California summer camp gives young burn survivors room to heal, be kids
This year, the camp welcomed 54 campers. For many of them, the week is about building friendships with other young burn survivors who understand what they have been through.
VHS revival brings new life to Sacramento's video store scene
A resurgence in VHS tapes and physical media is breathing new life into a format many thought was gone for good.
Vacaville students learn budgeting basics ahead of California finance course requirement
California high school students will soon be required to take a personal finance course before they can graduate, but one Vacaville teen is already learning how quickly money can disappear in the real world.
Decades after losing sister to drunk driver, California advocate urges caution amid CHP's DUI crackdown
The California Highway Patrol says summer is one of its busiest times for DUI enforcement.
Capital City Tattoo Convention brings thousands to Sacramento, boosting local economy
Thousands of tattoo enthusiasts, artists and vendors are in Sacramento this weekend for the Capital City Tattoo Convention, an event expected to generate more than half a million dollars in economic impact for the region.
Fairfield community begins healing after graduation shooting that left teen dead
Community members gathered Saturday evening in Fairfield to support one another and begin the healing process following a shooting after a high school graduation ceremony that left an 18-year-old dead and three others injured.
Penryn 76 becomes one of Placer County's most unexpected dining destinations
Step through that doorway and visitors are greeted by Penryn Grill, a full-service restaurant that has become one of Placer County's most surprising dining destinations.
Lincoln senior graduates high school after arriving in U.S. without speaking English 2 years ago
For most students, graduation is a milestone years in the making. For Lincoln High School senior Zohra Alokozay, it's a moment she once thought might never come.
How one Roseville couple is helping grow the wheelchair tennis community
Marty and Alycia Anderson are working to grow the game of wheelchair tennis while challenging misconceptions about athletes with disabilities.
Some Sacramento drivers adjust routes, others encounter delays amid Business 80 closure
Saturday drivers across Sacramento navigated detours through the heart of the city while crews completed critical work on the Business 80 bridge over the American River.
Preparing Placer County veterans for their next mission after military service
For many veterans, leaving the military means more than starting over. It means trying to find a new purpose and a new career.
Caltrans study explores future of high-speed bus travel across California
The California Department of Transportation, better known as Caltrans, is studying whether high-speed buses could one day make trips across the state much faster.
Rocklin Unified eyes electric future amid high gas prices
The Rocklin Unified School District is among several districts in the region moving toward increased use of electric school buses, a transition leaders say will lower long-term fuel costs while reshaping the experience for students, drivers, and families.
Luke Bryan's farm tour brings sold-out crowd to Elk Grove's Mahon Ranch
Thousands of country music fans traded traditional concert venues for open fields Saturday night as country star Luke Bryan brought his Farm Tour to Mahon Ranch in Elk Grove.
Roseville teen survives cardiac arrest after quick actions by school staff
A West Park High School sophomore is celebrating the end of the school year and a second chance at life after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest during band class last month.