Sacramento skid pad gives drivers place to drift without threat of getting arrested
A Sacramento skid pad for drivers to do donuts all day long aims to give them the thrill of spinouts without the threat of arrest.
Former aide to Xavier Becerra pleads guilty to stealing funds from dormant California campaign account
Sean McCluskie, a former longtime political aide to Xavier Becerra, pleaded guilty to charges in connection with stealing funds from Becerra's dormant California campaign account.
FBI warns California Capitol officials their calls may have been recorded in corruption probe
An FBI alert was sent out to California State Capitol policymakers and lobbyists, notifying them that the agency may have recorded their phone conversations as part of a political corruption probe.
Johnny Ford appointed as Stockton's new city manager 16 years after wrongful firing
Stockton's new city manager is a story of resilience and political resurrection. The city council approved Johnny Ford's hire on Tuesday in a unanimous vote of 7-0.
Community prosecutor assigned to target blight, crime in north Sacramento
In a new effort to crack down on crime in north Sacramento, a new community prosecutor has been assigned to help combat blight, illegal dumping, and misdemeanor crimes that have plagued the area.
Sacramento nonprofit braces for big hike in health care costs with no current ACA subsidy deal
A north Sacramento nonprofit is bracing for a six-figure increase in costs.
Northern California lawmakers return to D.C. for pivotal vote to end government shutdown
Northern California congressional members are flying back to Washington, D.C., for a vote to end the government shutdown on Wednesday.
Stockton divided over proposed expanded downtown business improvement district
The Stockton City Council unanimously voted down an expanded business improvement district that the mayor says would cost people who live downtown too much.
Sacramento International Airport could see schedule adjustments due to FAA's flight reductions
Sacramento International Airport said it may see some ripple effects after the Federal Aviation Administration ordered a reduction in flights across the country to cope with the government shutdown and federal air traffic controllers working without pay.
San Joaquin County vote on Prop. 50 marks sharp shift from 2024 presidential vote
In San Joaquin County, one year after voting favorably for President Trump over Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election, those same voters appear to be reversing course, voting in line with Democrats on Proposition 50.
Newsom rallies supporters in final Prop 50 push ahead of California special election
On Monday, Gov. Newsom spoke at a rally in San Francisco on the eve of Election Day, rallying supporters.
Business owner near Travis AFB says profits hit hard as government shutdown continues
A business owner near the Travis Air Force Base says her profits have been hit hard as the government shutdown reaches day 30, causing an economic ripple effect.
Covered California plans to double in price next year as open enrollment approaches
Covered California's open enrollment begins Nov. 1, and now the new higher-priced healthcare plans under the state's Affordable Care Act marketplace are available for people to see.
Newsom says Proposition 50 campaign hit fundraising goal, tells donors to stop giving
Just one week out from California's Nov. 4 special election, Gov. Gavin Newsom is putting the brakes on donations in support of Proposition 50, saying he reached his fundraising goal.
Katie Porter responds to viral videos, admits she "could have done better"
California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter is trying to unwind the impact of widely viewed videos showing her nearly cutting off a CBS News interview and cursing at a former staff member.