Business Owner Still Picking Up Pieces Four Weeks After Looting
It has been four weeks since the looting and Silhi is still getting estimates on all the damage.
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Adult Supervision, Barriers & CPR: Local Expert Shares ABCs Of Water Safety
Trauma prevention coordinator Jennifer Rubin with Mercy San Juan Medical Center says drownings are a major concern, especially moving into the summer months.
'Merman' Mike Finds, Returns $17,000 Ring Lost In Sacramento River To Owner
Merman Mike's latest mission to find Bill Fitty's $17,000 ring was most likely the most expensive and meaningful yet.
Illegal Fireworks Light Up The Sky Across Sacramento Region; Police Call Enforcement Difficult
Fireworks have been lighting up the night sky, every night for weeks. Law enforcement says every sound in the night you see or hear is illegal.
Cal Expo's Fourth Of July Fireworks Show Officially Canceled Over Coronavirus Concerns
Cal Expo has officially announced that this year's Fourth of July fireworks celebration has been canceled.
Sacramento Schools To Get Mental Health Clinician For Each Campus
A new partnership will provide mental health services to students returning to Sacramento schools this fall.
CHP Investigating Rock Throwing Spree That's Damaged Vehicles In Sacramento County
The California Highway Patrol is investigating a series of crimes where rocks were thrown at moving vehicles on Sacramento County streets, causing serious damage in some cases.
Former Sacramento Firefighter Gets Second Chance At Life After Battling Cancer, Autoimmune Disorder, Kidney Disease
It's been a long journey for 45-year-old former firefighter Scott Schneider. At age three he knew he wanted to be a firefighter, but he was diagnosed with kidney disease as a child.
Coronavirus Surge: Sacramento County Sees Nearly 100 New Cases Overnight
With the start of summer here, crowds of rafters gathered on the American River. But the day also marked the biggest overnight spike in coronavirus cases in Sacramento County, adding nearly a hundred new positives to the overall count.
Juneteenth Celebrations Call For Local Changes In Sacramento
Millions around the country are commemorating Juneteenth like never before. This year, the celebrations are amplified by protests over police brutality and racial injustice.
Woman Credits 11-Year-Old And His Dog For Helping Save Her Home From Flames
A dog's strong sense of smell and an 11-year-old's quick thinking. Those are the two things a Sacramento woman credits as reasons her home wasn't destroyed in a fire.
2 People Dead After Wrong-Way Driver Crashes Into Other Car On I-5 In Sacramento
Two people were killed in a wrong-way crash near the Sacramento International Airport early Friday morning.
Police Investigating Shooting That Injured 2 In Oak Park
Police are investigating a shooting that injured two people in Sacramento Thursday evening.
Sacramento DACA Recipients Pleased With SCOTUS Ruling; Hope For Permanent Solution
Sacramento area DACA recipients were pleased with the Supreme Court's ruling to block the Trump administration's push to end the program, and now they're hoping for a permanent solution.
Sacramento Woman Starts Push To Rename Sutter Middle School After Statue Comes Down
A Sacramento woman wants to change the name of a school named after John Sutter, the historical figure now called into question after reports he owned slaves.
Shake Shack Restaurant Opens At 17th And R Streets In Sacramento
Beloved burger chain Shake Shack opened its Sacramento location today.
DUI Suspect Arrested After I-80 Crash Leaves CHP Motorcycle Officer With Major Injuries
A man has been arrested on suspicion of DUI after a California Highway Patrol motorcycle officer was struck along Interstate 80 Wednesday night.
Center For Sacramento History Documenting Life During Coronavirus Pandemic
COVID-19 has changed the course of history and that's why a local museum wants to document the impact the virus had had on life in Sacramento.
Sacramento Won't Prosecute 43 People Cited On First Night Of Curfew
People cited for violating curfew on the first night the ordinance went into effect in Sacramento earlier in June are getting a reprieve, city officials say.
Man Dead After North Sacramento Shooting
A man has died after a shooting in North Sacramento early Tuesday morning, police say.
Family Upset After Memorial Honoring Fallen Officer Tara O'Sullivan Covered Up And Brought Back
It's been nearly one year since Sacramento police officer Tara O'Sullivan was killed in the line of duty. As her family navigates this emotional time, a memorial in their daughter's honor was covered up then brought back.
Sacramento John Sutter Statue Removed After Recent Vandalism
A statue commemorating one of Sacramento's most prominent historical residents is being taken down.
Sacramento Gay Men's Chorus Suspends 2020-2021 Season Due To Coronavirus
The Sacramento Gay Men's Chorus (SGMC) will be suspending its 2020-2021 performance season due to coronavirus.
Sikh Community Gathers At Cesar Chavez Park To Honor Black Lives Matter
Members of the Sikh community in Sacramento are standing in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.
Sunday Service: Churches Are Allowed To Restart In-Person Masses
Parishioners were filing back into pews at Sacramento area churches on Sunday as in-person masses were allowed to restart.
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