Sacramento nightclub near K Street mass shooting to reopen under new conditions
A prominent downtown Sacramento nightclub that the city forced to close in the aftermath of the K Street mass shooting is now allowed to re-open with new conditions.
Folsom police say pressure washer was used as weapon in bloody fight
A man was reportedly bleeding from head to toe and had injuries that resembled stab wounds.
Man reunited with prosthetic leg he lost in Lake Natoma a year ago
After a man lost his prosthetic leg in the lake a year ago in the depths of Lake Natoma. It was finally found and he was located, too, in Texas.
Roseville police release body cam video of April deadly shootout at Mahany Park
Body cam footage was released Thursday of an early April shooting in Roseville involving a suspect who took two hostages, killing one at Mahany Park.
Hours after launch, Sacramento's homeless reporting tool being called failure
Critics are calling the City of Sacramento's brand new online homeless enforcement tool "a dud" on day one.
Detectives seek out more potential victims of Carmichael doctor accused of sexual battery
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office is asking more possible victims of Dr. Rachandeep Singh to come forward. Singh is facing charges of sexual assault.
Here is the Black chefs collaborative behind Sacramento's Juneteenth dishes
Juneteenth celebrations and good food go hand in hand. An elite team known as the Juneteenth Black Chefs Collaborative is behind this food, providing heart and soul in every bite.
Sheriff, DA town hall focuses on south Sacramento crime targeting AAPI community
Sacramento Sheriff Jim Cooper and District Attorney Thien Ho held a town hall meeting in south Sacramento on Thursday to confront fears that criminals are targeting Asian communities in the area.
Offseason appearance of the Sacramento Kings beam? "We're testing some things out"
Already nostalgic about the Sacramento Kings' beam?
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."