Mysterious explosive sounds rattle Sacramento's Pocket neighborhood
A series of explosive sounds have been rocking residents in Sacramento's Pocket area.
Kristin Smart's family files lawsuit against Cal Poly
The family of murder victim Kristin Smart has filed a lawsuit against Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.
State of California relaxes COVID-19 guidelines
Now, kids who test positive for COVID and who aren't showing symptoms are able to head off to school.
Trees along American River are on the chopping block for flood control
A project by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to mitigate flood risk along the American River is receiving pushback from a community group called American River Trees.
Women steal from Sacramento-area family-owned liquor stores by smuggling boxes of alcohol in their skirts
Sacramento-area mom-and-pop liquor stores are warning one another about a group of thieves using their clothing to steal thousands of dollars worth of alcohol.
"Everything was burnt": Military family loses all belongings after one-night stay in Sacramento
A military family has lost everything after a one-night stop in Sacramento on their move up to Washington State.
Former Kings player Scot Pollard in need of heart transplant
Scot Pollard has undergone extensive tests to get to the bottom of his heart issues.
Citrus Heights expected to ban pedestrians from medians, intersections
A new law could ban pedestrians in Citrus Heights from stopping in medians or driveways to businesses. It's not specifically meant to address panhandlers but is geared toward the general safety of all pedestrians.
Candlelight vigil held in Sacramento for Tyre Nichols
A candlelight memorial was held Sunday night for Tyre Nichols, marking one year since the Sacramento native was pulled over and brutally beaten by police officers in Memphis.
SacAnime expected to bring thousands to downtown Sacramento
About 30,000 people are expected to come out to SacAnime this weekend, which kicked off Friday and runs through Sunday in the Safe Credit Union Convention Center.
Sacramento renters spending more than 30% of their paycheck on rent
California's housing crisis is hitting renters hard as a new report shows many people are spending half of their income on rent.
Man hurt in Natomas shooting; parked car and house also damaged, police say
Authorities are investigating after a shooting left one man hurt and some property damaged in Natomas late Tuesday night.
Man donates second organ to a stranger
A local man is starting the year off with his second organ donation.
New report: Affordable Sacramento area housing drops to lowest percentage in recent years
Buying a home in today's housing market continues to prove difficult with prices out of reach for many.
Homeless tents near Sacramento school removed per city park rules
Tents planned to be taken down by Thursday night were about 1,000 feet outside of an elementary school, but that's not the reason for the cleanup. Camping in a park goes against city rules.