Sacramento's Thrift Town store, featured in Greta Gerwig's "Lady Bird," is closing again
The El Camino Avenue thrift store featured in Greta Gerwig's "Lady Bird" is holding an 85% off sale as the family behind the business prepares to sell it.
Sacramento State announces 3-day homecoming concert weekend after last year's chaotic football game
Sacramento State is planning its biggest homecoming celebration yet as the university begins its first football season in the Mid-American Conference.
Sacramento mayor not seeking major changes despite repeated council meeting disruptions
Disruptions have been replacing discourse at Sacramento City Hall, with recent chaos in council chambers forcing public meetings to be shut down.
Sacramento Waymo rollout expected next month as city prepares for driverless vehicles
The expected rollout comes amid new attention on federal oversight of autonomous vehicles and how first responders navigate around them during emergencies.
Sacramento County neighbors raise concerns over planned re-entry home near schools
A nonprofit's plan to open a re-entry home for people recently released from prison is drawing questions from neighbors in Sacramento County, who say they were caught off guard by the proposal.
Sacramento leaders call for closure after K Street mass shooting mistrial
Sacramento civic leaders are grappling with what comes next after a mistrial was declared in the case of the city's deadliest mass shooting in history, with many saying the lack of a verdict leaves victims' families and the community without closure.
Sacramento K Street mass shooting trial ends in mistrial after jury deadlocks, DA says
A mistrial was declared Tuesday in the trial of two men accused in Sacramento's 2022 K Street mass shooting after jurors failed to reach a verdict.
Salmon fishing returns to Sacramento River after 3-year closure as restoration efforts continue
The reopening marks a significant milestone for fishermen, guides and conservationists who have spent years working to restore one of the state's most iconic fish species.
Sacramento couple's "Slow Down" sign keeps disappearing from Boulevard Park neighborhood
A Sacramento couple placed a "Slow Down" sign in their Boulevard Park neighborhood to help curb speeding, but it keeps disappearing.
After claiming he and his wife are under investigation, Newsom says "abuse was overwhelming"
Before leaving the state, Gov. Newsom gave a news conference where he spoke for the first time to reporters since claiming that he and his wife are under a criminal investigation by the federal justice department.
Stockton opens long-awaited new city hall, but chamber beam steals the spotlight
The public got its first look inside the new council chambers, including one feature that's already drawing attention: a large structural support beam in the middle of the room.
Illegal fireworks suspected in fire that destroyed Yuba City preschool playground
A Yuba City preschool playground was destroyed in a Fourth of July fire that investigators believe may have been sparked by illegal fireworks.
Many California drivers to retake written DMV test after receiving letter that stated "irregularities"
Thousands of California licensed drivers who already passed their tests are receiving letters from the DMV stating their licenses are about to be cancelled.
California state workers return to the office 4 days a week beginning July 1
The City of Sacramento is on the cusp of transformation as most state workers are set to return to the office four days a week under a mandate ordered by California Gov. Gavin Newsom. Downtown businesses are welcoming the added foot traffic.
Vacaville City Council places 1% sales tax increase measure on November ballot
The Vacaville City Council voted 7-0 on Tuesday to place a 1% sales tax increase on November's ballot. If passed, the measure is expected to cost the average family of four up to an extra $650 per year.