"Unprecedented": Gold miners predict winter storm runoff to bring biggest gold rush of their lifetime
There's a new nugget to this winter's historic storms: all the runoff is exposing more gold.
New details released in firing of Sacramento Fire Department captain
A Sacramento city letter addressed to Jeffrey Klein reads: "You are hereby terminated from your position as Fire Captain." The termination follows a call for service in February 2020 that was captured on a police body cam.
Money trouble, maintenance to keep Southside Park pool closed another summer
There will be no pool parties at Southside Park this summer as it will remain closed due to maintenance and money trouble.
Kings super fans create their own rooftop purple beam
Kings super fans have taken their love of the team to new heights -- literally.
Cheaper at Chase: Kings fans traveling to San Francisco for playoff tickets cheaper than at G1C
Some Sacramento Kings fans will be caravaning to San Francisco for Game 3 of the Kings-Warriors playoff series because ticket prices are so much less expensive than the cost of playoff tickets at the Golden 1 Center.
4 face charges related to drone drops delivering drugs to California prisons
Drone drops deliver drugs right inside the walls of California state prisons. The alleged felony flights have led to a federal complaint against four men, including two in the Sacramento region.
Protesters gather outside Curtis Park store where Drag Queen Story Time children's event was held
There was pushback and protests outside a Sacramento small business on Sunday that was hosting a Drag Queen Story Time event for children.
Roseville shooting: Firefighters went in with tactical gear to rescue shot officer
Firefighters in Fire Station 5 helped rescue the California Highway Patrol officer hit by an active shooter Thursday afternoon in Roseville.
Doubling Downtown: First apartment complex in Sacramento Railyards set to open for applications
The first apartment complex at the Downtown Railyards is about to open up for applications as construction crews are putting the finishing touches on the project.
U.S. issues spring break travel warning for Mexico after kidnappings, violent crimes
The U.S. State Department is sending out a spring break travel alert for Mexico following a string of kidnappings and violent crimes.
City of Sacramento proposes noise violation ordinance after protesters target Planned Parenthood facilities
A Sacramento urgency ordinance is aimed at protests outside Planned Parenthood in the city.
If Gov. Newsom looks like he's running for president, is he?
The governor has repeatedly pledged he does not want to be president. Still, some California political strategists and elected leaders say a trip to Mississippi looks a lot like a run for president.
What are the political ramifications of Trump's indictment?
Donald Trump's 2016 California campaign chairman Doug Ose says the former president's indictment is a political win, no matter what happens in the courtroom.
Quick action by Sacramento resident gets broken train track fixed near River Park community
A scary sight was discovered on a Union Pacific train track running through the Sacramento community of River Park: a severed rail that runs above hundreds of homes.
Sacramento police again investigating series of vehicle burglaries at American River Commons complex
People who live in a Sacramento apartment complex are cleaning up and paying up after a rash of car break-ins in their parking lot.