Stockton mayor pitches national shipbuilding hub idea to Trump administration in D.C.
Stockton Mayor Christina Fugazi is in Washington, D.C. right now putting on a shipbuilding show for the Trump administration.
Sacramento Bishop backs San Bernardino diocese in urging immigrants to skip Mass amid ICE fears
The Catholic Diocese of Sacramento announced it is standing in solidarity with the San Bernardino diocese, whose bishop said in a letter to parishioners that they can skip Sunday mass over fears that ICE raids could lead to arrests on church grounds.
California Gov. Newsom tours South Carolina, stirring 2028 speculation
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is out of state, speaking to voters in churches and coffee shops in South Carolina in what many see as another step towards a presidential run.
California rejects Trump administration deal on trans athletes, risks $8 billion in federal funding
In another clash between California and the Trump administration over trans-athletes in sports, the state Department of Education rejected a deal from the White House that could cost the state billions in federal funding.
Folsom fire station may close as city faces $3 million deficit
The Folsom Fire Department may be closing a fire station to solve the city's multi-million-dollar budget deficit.
California lawmaker aims to cap number of single-family homes corporations can buy
California's housing-crisis crackdown includes a stunning new look at just how many homes in your neighborhood are owned by Wall Street companies.
California state budget to go into effect as lawmakers approve key CEQA reform bill
California lawmakers passed a massive state budget vote Monday evening with just hours to spare before the July 1 deadline and the start of the new fiscal year.
California state budget hinges on unwritten housing bill as deadline looms
Deadline day is coming fast for California's state budget, and there is still uncertainty over a housing bill that Gov. Gavin Newsom says must be passed or he won't sign any part of this year's budget agreement.
Sacramento Railyards protest threatens to derail soccer stadium, delay project for years
A surprise 11th-hour action could lead to yet another stall for the massive Sacramento Railyards development project and the proposed soccer stadium that is slated to go up in it.
Audit questions Sacramento's homeless spending, motel program under scrutiny
There is new scrutiny over Sacramento's spending on homeless programs. A city audit reveals some inaccurate charges and questionable invoices from Step Up, the operator of the city's motel room program.
Trump's travel ban hits hard in Sacramento, home to largest Afghan refugee population in U.S.
Among the countries on the travel ban list is Afghanistan. Sacramento County has the largest number of Afghan refugees in the U.S.
Sacramento County supervisors agree to reverse budget cuts to district attorney's office
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors agreed Wednesday night to restore proposed budget cuts to the district attorney's office before entering recess.
Sacramento stalls on enforcing daylighting law aimed at improving pedestrians safety
The law allows cities to issue fines to violators, but the City of Sacramento has not issued those fines even in the face of what some have called a pedestrian safety crisis.
West Sacramento track star talks sharing podium with trans athlete amid political spotlight
A West Sacramento teen and track star is speaking out following the scrutiny over a transgender athlete competing in the state finals.
California lawmakers pounce on energy board amid departing oil refineries
Concern over rising gas prices and fleeing gas refineries has California lawmakers wondering if the state's gas crisis is getting worse because of them.