Cooler Northern California summer doesn't mean mosquito risk is gone, officials warn
A cooler summer in Northern California may have kept mosquitoes out of sight and out of mind, but Placer County officials are warning: don't let your guard down.
Small Northern California community gets clean drinking for first time in decades
Robbins, located in Sutter County and home to roughly 300 people, has struggled for decades with contaminated tap water that didn't meet state or federal safety standards.
Youth softball tournament generates big economic boost in Roseville
The tournament is expected to generate more than $1 million in economic impact, according to Placer Valley Tourism, with an estimated 2,500 athletes, coaches, and family members spending the week in the area.
Watershed restoration in the Sierra aims to protect California's water supply
California legislative staffers and environmental advocates took flight Tuesday to get a rare aerial view of watershed restoration in the Sierra Nevada, a project they say is critical to protecting the state's water supply.
Community mourns loss of parole agent with Sacramento ties
A beloved parole agent with strong ties to Sacramento is being remembered not only for his dedication to public service but also for the profound impact he had both through his work and through the game he loved.
Major Highway 65 expansion project aims to ease Rocklin traffic
If you've driven along Highway 65 in Rocklin, you know the struggle of bumper-to-bumper traffic, long delays, and daily frustration for commuters.
Sacramento region's housing market shows signs of slowing, real estate experts say
The housing market across the Sacramento region is showing serious signs of slowing, with last month marking one of the worst June's for home sales in at least 25 years, according to real estate experts.
6 orphaned black bear cubs find safety at Auburn wildlife rescue
It's been an unusually busy summer for Gold Country Wildlife Rescue in Auburn, which is now caring for six orphaned black bear cubs rescued from across Northern California, all in just one week.
Festival brings hope and unity to Sacramento's historic Oak Park neighborhood
A family-friendly festival in the heart of Oak Park brought neighbors together this weekend and for many, it meant far more than music and food.
Placer County buys land to protect rare wildlife and wetlands near Roseville
Just west of Roseville, a stretch of open fields that might seem ordinary to the average person is now permanently protected, thanks to a major land purchase aimed at preserving critical habitat for threatened species.
Rescue mission to save injured bald eagle in Plumas National Forest ends in heartbreak
A daring attempt to save a young bald eagle trapped for weeks in the rugged Plumas National Forest ended sadly, despite the determined efforts of local wildlife rescuers.
Lifeguard shortage dries up Loomis summer swim program
A beloved summer staple in Loomis is missing this year, leaving many residents without a place to cool off.
Roseville cafe workers say "Big Beautiful Bill" could give tax relief for tipped employees
The legislation allows millions of tipped workers to deduct part of their tip income from federal taxes. At the Country Gables Cafe in Roseville, waitress Jessica Burrus says the change could be a real relief.
Lincoln residents question open gates after fire forces evacuations on Fourth of July
Residents in a Lincoln neighborhood are praising the quick response of firefighters after a brush fire forced them to evacuate on the Fourth of July, but many are now questioning why gates leading into the development were left open during the holiday.
Thousands celebrate Independence Day in Roseville with comfortable temperatures
Thousands were expected to pack into The Grounds Friday night for the city's annual Fourth of July fireworks celebration and the festive spirit has been building all day.