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Police said they arrested the driver as they suspect she was under the influence at the time of the crash.

The family of the victim says the killer’s parole being denied a second time, 20 years after her murder, came as a relief.

Late cold weather is putting off the spring growing season and threatening harvest.

The gas price gouging proposal passes the California state senate.

PG&E crews are still working to restore power after strong winds knocked down eight utility poles in Woodland.

Water released from reservoirs and coming in from parts of the Central Valley are putting pressure on a levee in Manteca along the San Joaquin River.

An overturned big rig is delaying traffic near the intersection of 52nd Avenue and Franklin Boulevard in South Sacramento. No injuries have been reported and tow truck crews have arrived on scene.

At least four Northern California ski resorts announced plans to extend the ski season.

Sacramento and Elk Grove Police, the Sacramento Sheriff's Office and FBI Sacramento served a search warrant at the home of a 61-year-old man.

Dr. Versher has been in education for the past 12 years, and during the pandemic, she helped get meals to students who couldn’t get to the school to get their free lunches.

Some residents believe the city doesn't care about the park because of where it is located.

Farmers say they are happy to be getting all the rain, but it’s the timing and the fact that the storms are back-to-back that are making it an issue.