Prescribed burn at Big Trees State Park may kill 2 iconic giant sequoias named "The Orphans"
The trees, possibly 1,000 years old, were engulfed in flames during a prescribed burn that left them badly damaged.
Mom calls out Nevada County train ride operator after family kicked off due to crying 2-year-old
A mother is calling out the operator of a family-friendly Nevada County train ride for forcing her family off mid-ride because of her crying 2-year-old child. That family was then forced to walk back to the station.
Public plea issued to help solve Turlock teen's murder: "Dillon didn't deserve this"
Turlock police are asking for the public's help tracking down a killer after a 17-year-old was stabbed to death one day after graduating high school.
"It's frightening": Disabled Sacramento woman, 91, in battle with city over $3K water bill
A 91-year-old disabled Sacramento woman is in a battle with city hall over a big bill.
VIDEO: Florida says new clips show migrants on flights to California, refutes claims of coercion
Florida officials said Tuesday that newly released video of migrants on recent flights to California refutes claims that the migrants were coerced to travel under false pretenses.
City turning over north Sacramento street to business owner to clean up on his own
It's a drastic step by a business owner surrounded by crime and blight. He's asking the City of Sacramento to turn over the public street where his business is located so he can clean it up himself — and the city is telling him, "It's all yours."
California AG Bonta calls out Florida Gov. DeSantis over migrants flown to Sacramento
California's top cop is calling out presidential candidate and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis after the migrants were flown into Sacramento and dumped as "political pawns."
Family of student killed in Davis stabbings seeks change in way city issues death notices
From tragedy to a turning point, the family of the UC Davis student killed in the Davis serial stabbings is seeking a change in how the city delivers heartbreaking death notices.
Antisemitic statements continue to spur protests in Sacramento City Council meetings
A battle between free speech and hate speech at city hall has led to increasing calls for order inside council meetings
Armed suspect arrested after barricading self at south Sacramento residence
Authorities arrested an armed suspect who barricaded himself at a south Sacramento home Monday evening.
Sacramento's James Sweigert honored at LA Independent Film Festival for hometown skateboarding documentary
Hollywood is celebrating a Sacramento native who made a documentary movie about the history of skateboarding in his hometown.
With Steinberg not running, what will Sacramento's mayoral race look like?
Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg recently made the announcement he will not run for re-election. Now, the next question remains about who wants to run to replace him.
Former deputy, who got job back after previous conviction decades ago, indicted on child porn charges
These new federal charges show this former deputy Timothy James Durel was in possession of child porn dating back ten years.
Midtown Sacramento couple says homeless man who sleeps outside their window threatened them
A midtown Sacramento couple said they fear for their safety even inside their home after a series of threats from a homeless man who has been sleeping outside their window.
Suspected Davis serial killer to undergo mental assessment; court proceedings stalled
The court proceedings for Carlos Dominguez – the suspect charged in the deadly Davis stabbings – have been suspended so that he can undergo a psychiatric assessment.