Napa man arrested in possible CHP captain murder-for-hire scheme
Two mysterious deaths and the arrest of a Napa man in Sacramento are the results of a months-long story that began when Michael Harding disappeared in September.
Timeline of CHP Captain Julie Harding's death, her estranged husband's murder and a suspect's arrest
The two deaths and an arrest in Sacramento are the results of a months-long story that began when Michael Harding disappeared in September. Based on court documents, law enforcement records, and interviews with people who knew the estranged husband and wife, CBS13 has compiled a timeline of events.
Cause of Stockton apartment explosion could be determined as early as Friday
Residents at a Stockton apartment complex are still displaced after an explosion on Friday night that investigators say was likely an accident.
"They're not alone": Sacramento community chaplains respond for I-5 victim family support
On the shoulder of Interstate 5 and Sutterville Road in Sacramento, two strangers approached members of the Rodriguez family. They had just learned that two members of their family, Carlos and Lionel Rodriguez, had been killed.
Coroner identifies 2 brothers fatally hit by Sacramento PD detective on I-5 near Sutterville Road
A Sacramento County coroner has identified the two men who were killed in a collision involving a Sacramento police detective along southbound I-5 Tuesday morning.
With heavy rain and snow in the Greater Sacramento region, what does it mean for reservoirs?
The Sacramento Valley received much-needed rain over the last week has boosted the state's water storage in the snowpack, reservoirs, and groundwater storage.
Restraining order issued for person who threatened Cosumnes River College last week
Under the fall colors of changing leaves on a brisk Tuesday, students at Cosumnes River College returned for in-person instruction after the Thanksgiving recess with some anxiety.
New study says California's farmland is shrinking due to years-long severe drought
California's farmland is shrinking due to a severe three-year drought, according to a new report. Researchers on the report found that the state's irrigated farmland shrunk by nearly 10%, which totals 752,000 acres of farmland.
Holiday shopping season marks start of heightened organized retail crime theft prevention efforts
Black Friday marks the start of the holiday shopping season, and with it, organized retail theft is top of mind for California law enforcement agencies and shoppers.
'It really brings home, here': Orangevale Ukrainian church embraces Thanksgiving message
Tucked between changing fall leaves in Sacramento County and neighborhoods with homes that fly Ukraine's flag, Sol Church is a respite and safe space.
Testing is up to "rule out" flu, COVID symptoms ahead of Thanksgiving gatherings
A recent surge in flu and RSV cases, combined with COVID infections, could be a major recipe for concern this holiday season. Doctors warn that Thanksgiving gatherings may drive a spike in more illnesses if preventative measures aren't taken.
Modesto nuns haven't had heat or hot water since May, what gives?
Several nuns in Modesto have been without heat and hot water since May and will not get it back until next month.
Sacramento man faces felony charges for threatening to kill elected official
A Sacramento man is facing charges for threatening the life of a city government official and was not eligible for bail on Tuesday.
Too-close-to-call California congressional races may decide U.S. House majority
Too-close-to-call congressional races in California may decide power in the U.S. House of Representatives, from a Democratic majority to a Republican majority.
Stockton Police investigating series of robberies overnight
No arrests in string of robberies and attempted robberies Saturday night