Northern Califonia hospitals secure $3 million grant for street medicine training
The plan is to embed street medicine training directly into residency programs across multiple hospitals.
Live Oak's Penny Candy Store to close its doors after 5 decades
Penny Candy Store has served as a sweet spot for the community for more than five decades, but now it's preparing to close its doors, and the community is feeling the loss.
Folsom drivers uneasy as city warns of falling rocks along Greenback Lane
Drivers along a busy roadway in Folsom say they're feeling a little uneasy after new "falling rock" signs went up this week.
Unusual partnership in Yuba City hosts turkey drive for people in need
An unusual team is linking up to give back this Thanksgiving holiday with a turkey drive in Yuba City.
Yuba City unveils new water tower plaza on Plumas Street
The nearly $3 million project was constructed through a grant from Caltrans. It features a play structure, murals, a holiday tree and an outdoor amphitheatre.
Sacramento County solar proposal sparks clash over trees, tribal lands and clean energy goals
Environmental groups say the plan would permanently destroy an ecosystem and thousands of old-growth trees, but proponents argue it's critical for California's clean energy future.
California pulls 17,000 immigrant CDLs after discovering drivers' legal U.S. stay expired
California is pulling 17,000 commercial driver's licenses given to immigrants. This comes following the discovery that the expiration dates on the licenses had passed the drivers' legally allotted time to stay in the U.S.
Sutter County man dies after vehicle swept off flooded road
A Sutter County man has died after his vehicle was swept off a flooded road on Friday, authorities said.
Atmospheric river researchers in Marysville begin critical work amid Northern California storm
As a storm moves through Northern California, the real work is just beginning for atmospheric river researchers.
Grass Valley city leaders to vote on implementing paid parking downtown
The idea is to improve parking turnover for local businesses, but there's been some pushback from residents.
Folsom pet store hosting pet food drive amidst government shutdown
While the ongoing government shutdown continues to strain families across the Sacramento region, it's not just people feeling the pinch — pets are, too.
FAA begins nationwide flight reductions, SMF could feel ripple effects
At Sacramento International Airport, things were still running smoothly on the first day of reductions. However, while Sacramento isn't among the 40 airports directly affected, flights departing from here are heading to destinations that are.
Grass Valley to install roundabout downtown at The Triangle intersection to improve safety
A busy and confusing intersection in downtown Grass Valley is getting an upgrade. In an effort to make the area safer for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists, the city will install a roundabout.
Sacramento State to require freshmen to live on campus for 2 years starting in 2026
Starting next year, incoming Sacramento State freshmen will be required to live on campus for two years. It's a move the university's president said is meant to shed their past reputation as a commuter school.
Habitat for Humanity program revives Marysville street, gifts home to a neighbor in need
Rural Rally, a new program by Habitat for Humanity, is rolling into Marysville. A side project of Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter's initiative, it's bringing volunteers, fresh paint and a whole lot of heart to the community.