Amazon big rig driver shot while driving on I-5 in Lathrop has died
The shooting sent the big rig off the freeway and into parked cars at a nearby business before it crashed into a building.
More Police, Less Problems? More than 2 dozen police officers leaving their posts
The plan to beef up patrols for Sacramento police means moving 25 officers from hospitals and regional transit to the streets in an effort to improve response times and quality of life.
Sacramento neighbors fear reckless driving may turn deadly
On Muir and McClatchy Way in Sacramento, at least two corners have tire marks that run up and down the road. In some parts, the tire marks go up onto the sidewalk and a neighbor's front yard as cars speed in circles quickly and often lose control.
Civil rights group declares LGBTQ+ state of emergency, days before Sacramento Pride Festival
The Sacramento Pride Festival added private security this year to the weekend festival held on Sacramento's Capitol Mall in direct response to a national emergency against LGBTQ+ Americans.
Old Shellfish building goes up in flames again — a new plan could put an end to it
What's the long-term fix to stop massive, dangerous fires that, last year, left one firefighter injured? Tear down the buildings.
California's AG on migrant flight landing in Sacramento: "Kidnapping charges?"
California's Attorney General says all legal charges, including kidnapping, are being considered and reviewed after a second plane with more than a dozen migrants arrived unannounced in Sacramento on Monday.
"I knew I had to do it for him": Father of Grant Union senior killed before graduation speaks out
The family of the Grant Union High School student killed the night before graduation is calling on those who know something to say something.
"Celebrating would've been the best thing": Remembering Grant High student killed before graduation
Billy Scott Jr. was transported to the hospital where he died, hours before he was set to graduate from Grant Union High School.
Memorial Day Weekend travel set to break records, reach pre-COVID levels
At the Sacramento International Airport, there are 100,000 travelers projected to come through from Friday to Tuesday for the holiday weekend.
Central Valley drug bust intercepts millions worth of methamphetamine headed to Sacramento
What was seized: nearly 1,000 pounds of crystal methamphetamine, 14 firearms, and nearly $50,000. There were two methamphetamine conversion laboratories with multiple 55-gallon drums filled with a total of 4,000 pounds of liquid methamphetamine in various stages of conversion.
Mailbox mayhem: Sacramento suspects caught on camera stealing mailbox unit
In the dark of night, two suspects approached a community mailbox unit and pulled it out of its bolted spot in the ground. They lifted it onto the back of their vehicle and drove off along with the mail of nearly two dozen Sacramento residents.
WATCH: San Joaquin County sideshow crash caught on camera
A triple shooting and sideshow activity in San Joaquin County after midnight on Monday has neighbors near 8th and B streets concerned about reoccurring sideshow activity that has now turned deadly.
Tesla involved in Sacramento crash that injured more than a dozen registered to rental company
Sacramento police are the lead on the investigation and tell CBS13 they cannot confirm the Tesla was on Autopilot because the investigation is active.
"It's really for Kristin": Kristin Smart's parents receive Key to the City of Stockton
Denise and Stan Smart were recipients of the Key to the City, in honor of their decades-long push for justice for their daughter, Kristin, and the scholarship they started in her honor, the Kristin Smart Scholarship.
Del Paso Boulevard business owners hold security meeting to respond to break-ins and shooting
Business owners on Del Paso Boulevard continue to work overnight hours securing their block to keep their businesses safe from break-ins and burglaries.