The Utility Reform Network Executive Director Mark Toney, Ph.D discusses the proposed cost increases for PG&E customers as the state-wide utility company undergrounds powerlines to reduce fire risks.
The Utility Reform Network Executive Director Mark Toney, Ph.D discusses the proposed cost increases for PG&E customers as the state-wide utility company undergrounds powerlines to reduce fire risks.
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.
Documents from social services detail more about what happened at a Roseville home where two twin boys drowned in a home pool.
In a release posted to the Sacto by Night Facebook page, the nightclub has identified the owner, Ben Do, as one of the two people killed.
Sacramento County introduced Blue Zones at the most recent meeting to assist residents in certain parts of the area in being healthier.
Sacramento residents have mixed emotions about new toll lanes, its construction, and the cost of implementing them.
A new camera system that incorporates AI could help identify crosswalk violations, illegal left turns and other driving violations, Rio Vista Police say.
After seven seasons at UC Davis, Dan Hawkins announced he's stepping down as head coach. He took over the program in 2017.
The 'Salute to Service' is a partnership with military-related groups to recognize exceptional efforts to support U.S. service members, veterans and their families.
As local groups disapprove of the planned city, California Forever plans to hold several community meetings to hear from county residents.
The state government says it is providing more money to help transition the unhoused into more permanent housing, but advocates say they are wary of moving people away from one place if there isn't a stable location for them to go to.
Nearly 200 Stockton city workers began a three-day strike. The employees who handle wastewater, traffic lights and maintenance for city streets and vehicles say they had no other choice but to picket, alleging that the city engaged in some "unfair labor practices" after leaving the negotiation table.
