Police increasing patrols after home invasion sexual assault reported in Fairfield
An investigation is underway in Fairfield after a case of apparent home invasion sexual assault.
Getting Answers: Digging into plan rolled out by Gov. Newsom in Proposition 1 ad
Proposition 1 is on the primary ballot for March backed by Gov. Newsom and his supporters, opposed by mental healthcare providers and patient advocates.
State Parks ranger shoots and kills man armed with knife near California ski resort
A man armed with a knife was shot dead by a California State Parks ranger near Palisades Tahoe, officials said Friday.
VP Kamala Harris departs Sacramento after Thursday visit
The vice president of the United States visited Sacramento on Thursday for a Democratic Party event.
Sister of Stockton teen killed in hit-and-run sends message for answers: "Please just come forward"
The family of a 14-year-old boy killed in a hit-and-run in Stockton while riding his bike is calling on the community for answers.
Planned Rocklin fashion show with drag queen host draws divide at city council meeting
The Rocklin City Council Meeting on Tuesday was packed with community members on two sides of an upcoming fashion show, hosted by a Drag Queen and set to be held at the Rocklin Event Center.
Sacramento Safeway installs new retail theft protection at self-checkout
A Sacramento Safeway installed additional retail theft protection at self-checkout, mirroring technology installed in the Bay Area last year.
Despite video, fingerprints Arden-Arcade beauty store break-in could go unsolved
Despite the amount of evidence gathered at the scene, there might not be enough data to catch the crooks.
With ER full due to respiratory illnesses, Kaiser Roseville offers patients treatment at other hospitals
Kaiser Roseville has an increased number of patients as a result of flu, RSV, and COVID-19 and is offering patients the choice to go somewhere else for treatment.
"You just cannot control the whole mountain": 1982 Alpine Meadows avalanche filmmaker speaks on Palisades slide
A deadly avalanche at Palisades Tahoe on Wednesday was a reminder of Tahoe's history with avalanches, including one of the most deadly avalanches in March 1982.
UC Berkeley Snow Lab welcomes new storm with California's below-average snowpack
There hasn't been as much snow in the Sierra to date compared to last year. However, a second Sierra storm within a week is being welcomed by scientists at the UC Berkeley Central Sierra Snow Lab.
Child predator arrests in Turlock highlight online chat safety importance
Investigators arrested 17 men in an online chat operation aimed at catching predators targeting children for sexual activity, the Turlock Police Department said Monday.
Snow brings fun for some, nerves for others traveling on I-80
The Sierra storm that moved through brought 50 to 60-mile-an-hour gusts near Donner Pass, with blizzard conditions and zero visibility during the height of the storm and an I-80 closure at the Nevada State Line.
Suspect in Davis serial stabbings, deemed competent to stand trial, appears back in court
Carlos Dominguez, the man suspected of killing two people and nearly killing another in a series of stabbings in Davis, appeared in court Friday where the criminal proceedings were reinstated after he was deemed competent to stand trial.
Downtown Sacramento businesses discuss impact Kings have on foot traffic
In the last month, amid the holiday hustle and bustle, hope has returned for downtown Sacramento stores that have been busy even on nights when the Sacramento Kings aren't at home.