Thursday, July 13: Residents of Sacramento are beginning to feel the upcoming heat that looms on Saturday and Sunday when temperatures are expected to approach 110 degrees.

Folsom Police have made an arrest after a Pride Flag on Reflection Metropolitan Community Church's property was burned.

The Great Red vs. Blue state debate took place on Thursday. Leading up to the debate, the governors of California and Florida called each other out on social media and in ads for months.

Three people have been left in critical condition after a single-vehicle rollover crash took place on the 8100 block of Pocket Road on Thursday.

"This project [is] going to help about 37,000 customers, but at what expense?" asks fourth-generation farmer Joe Cataldo. The comments come after utility company PG&E proposed a project that could threaten the livelihood of farmers in the area.

Calaveras High School students sang the praises of Lilly Butler on Thursday as they work through the pain of losing her to a car crash that occurred on Wednesday afternoon.

Ann Herford, a 66-year-old woman who went missing over two weeks ago, has been found, according to the Calaveras County Sheriff's Office.

March of Dimes President and CEO, Dr. Elizabeth Cherot discusses the ongoing issue of preterm birth and what Cherot and her organization are doing to address the crisis.

Alize Strong, the mother of Legend and Sincere, said, "I feel like CPS (Child Protective Services) didn't do their job in helping me keep my kids safe." The twin boys died from drowning at the home of their foster parent in October.

A person died on Wednesday after they were struck by a train in Antelope, according to Sacramento Metro Fire.

San Joaquin County returned a home family after the county acquired it by eminent domain in 1993 to use the land to expand its superior court's parking lot.

Sacramento Police are implementing a "bait package" program to catch thieves as they attempt to steal packages from the front doors of residents.

The off-leash dog park at Sierra 2 has been temporarily closed after shards of glass were found in the area. However, affected residents hope the city can clean the glass quickly so they can get back into the park with their furry friends.