Sacramento could become first in the country to add city council youth liaison
Sacramento may become the first city in the country to add a new seat to its city council dias for a youth liaison.
As storms roll through region, Alta Sierra community remembers last year's "snowmageddon"
The incoming string of storms comes nearly a year after the "snowmageddon" that left foothill communities powerless for weeks.
More than 57,000 Sacramento residents will be without an elected city councilmember
Sacramento city leaders are trying to figure out how to represent large portions of the city that, beginning this month, will no longer have an elected city councilmember.
"Have a wonderful Thanksgiving": Stockton gas station owner drops gas prices to give thanks to customers
One Stockton gas station owner is making this a particularly happy Thanksgiving for customers. He applied a major drop to the price of a gallon of gas as his way of giving thanks.
Following last year's blackout, Old Sacramento businesses ready for holiday shopping
Businesses in Old Sacramento are getting re-energized for holiday sales after last year's days-long blackout put a big dent in their sales.
Some parents hiring legal teams following investigation into hate messages among Amador High School football team
The recent fallout within the Amador High School varsity football program has some parents now hiring legal teams. The months-long investigation found some football players did use racist, anti-semitic and homophobic speech in a team group chat.
Renaming West Sacramento street a nuisance for some residents
A prominent West Sacramento street is getting a new name, and some people who live on it say the new name is a nuisance for them. Now, more than a hundred people who live there will have to change their addresses.
Del Paso Boulevard business leaders banding together to fix abandoned building problem
The business improvement district plans to formally ask the city council for several million dollars in matching funds for improvements to the abandoned buildings and for more enforcement of city code.
Sacramento Kings serve up meals at annual Eat Like A King event
The Sacramento Kings are cooking on the court right now, and on Wednesday night, they were also cooking in the kitchen.
"This plastic is not recyclable": Local groups have new ideas to repurpose leftover political campaign signs
California law says they must be taken down ten days after Election Day. Now, some local groups are trying to collect them and give them another purpose.
"We are doing everything we can": Northern California sheriff halts daytime patrol services due to staffing shortage
A Tehama County sheriff has made the drastic decision to suspend all patrol services during daytime hours due to not having enough deputies to operate at full capacity.
Former Stockton Police Sgt. Nicholas Bloed was 14-year department veteran, now facing sex assault charges
The 14-year veteran of the Stockton Police Department had just been promoted to the rank of sergeant in February 2022. In 2014, he was named employee of the month, with the police department boasting that he helped train 145 new officers.
Big November snowfall allowing some Sierra ski resorts to open early
This week's winter blast means the ski season will start earlier in the Sierra.
Sierra snowstorm creates optimism for "above-average" snowpack
One scientist said this kind of start to the water year could have a lasting impact.
Electricity police? SMUD customer sues utility, claims they provided personal information to authorities
A new lawsuit says police are going to people's homes without a warrant just because they use a lot of electricity. The tactic is used to search for illegal marijuana gardens.