California Department of Education's return to office order delayed 6 months, letter says
CBS13 obtained a letter state superintendent Tony Thurmond sent them, announcing a delay of their 4-day-a-week return to office order until December.
Newsom seeks $3.4B loan to help shortfall in California's Medi-Cal program
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is seeking a $3.4 billion loan from the general fund to help a shortfall in the state Medi-Cal healthcare program.
State workers in Sacramento protest Gov. Gavin Newsom's return to office order
Hundreds of state workers converged Wednesday in the rain in the first organized protest against California Gov. Gavin Newsom's return to office order.
Sacramento City Council considers major cuts to balance budget
City departments created a list of possible cuts and fee increases for the council to choose from.
Smash-and-grab thief hits Midtown Sacramento store on consecutive nights
A suspect is now under arrest after a Sacramento business was hit by multiple smash-and-grabs over the past few days.
Authorities search for John Sutter statue stolen from El Dorado County cemetery
El Dorado County sheriff deputies are on the hunt for a stolen John Sutter statue and whoever took off with it.
Sacramento farmer faces new uncertainty following President Trump's tariffs
President Trump's tariffs and the new U.S. trade war have California farmers facing a new uncertainty.
California state workers critical of Gov. Newsom's return-to-office mandate
State workers are already showing signs of resistance to California Gov. Gavin Newsom's new mandate to return to the office at least four days per week beginning July 1.
California Rep. Tom McClintock cancels some office hours in wake of Trump policy protests
California Representative Tom McClintocks's office on Monday confirmed that he has suspended some events in response to recent protests of President Trump's policies he called "heated."
Proposed California law would prohibit private firefighters from using public hydrants
A political fight is heating up over fighting fires in California as a new proposed law would prevent private firefighters from using public hydrants.
Sacramento city departments directed to make cuts amid $62 million budget deficit
Every Sacramento city department is now being asked to submit 15% cuts to help slash a $62-million budget deficit.
West Sacramento Sikh temple president speaks out after judge keeps ICE out of places of worship
A federal judge ruled in favor of a Sacramento Sikh temple in a lawsuit over President Trump's immigration enforcement policy.
California bill could change how ethnic studies classes are taught
New legislation is proposing what can be taught in ethnic studies classes and what should be left out of the courses, including the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Democratic strategist weighs in on possible Kamala Harris run for California governor as poll predicts high support
Former Vice President Kamala Harris hasn't announced her future plans yet but even without entering the race for California governor in 2026, one poll shows the race would be hers to lose if she did.
Sacramento's lease agreement with nonprofit to protect a bocce court comes as city reveals structural deficit
New figures for the 2025-26 fiscal year put the funding gap at $62 million for the City of Sacramento. How that impacts the city parks next will be up to the city council.