Could Sacramento State turn the region into a zero-emission innovation hub?
Sacramento State is making a big bet on the electric vehicle revolution with the goal of turning the region into an innovation hub.
Business owners say rent increases are forcing them out of Northern California town
Business owners in one Northern California city are sounding the alarm after rent increases in their buildings. Tenants on Main Street in the Amador County town of Jackson are asking why the increases are happening now and what lies ahead.
Sierra Club forms coalition in opposition of plan to build new Solano County city
There is growing opposition to a billionaire-backed plan to build a brand-new city in Solano County.
Sacramento firefighters spend Thanksgiving with their second families
Fire departments all over Sacramento are keeping an ear to the scanner in case of emergencies, but are also spending time with their second families at the firehouse.
Parking changes aim to ease congestion at Palisades Tahoe this ski season
The ski season has started at Palisades Tahoe and will open up at other resorts across the region this week.
California Democratic Convention begins in Sacramento this weekend
Not only are there plans in place to keep delegates and visitors safe, but there are also plans to keep crowds in some degree of peaceful control as organizers expect potential protests.
Sacramento apartment tenants say they've been without hot water for nearly two weeks
No hot water, leaky roofs and backed-up sewage are just some of the concerns and issues inside the Waverly Flats apartments in Sacramento's Greenhaven neighborhood. With the holidays coming up, tenants are at their wit's end.
Tech company could take over old Aerojet land in Rancho Cordova
A tech company is hoping to take over the old Aerojet land in Rancho Cordova to bring more than 1,000 jobs to the area, and local businesses are behind it.
Sacramento sheriff calls out Walgreens for stopping employee-requested homeless outreach operation
Sacramento County Sheriff Jim Cooper said he is fed up with big box chains after a homeless outreach operation was stopped by a local Walgreens.
California lawmakers call on insurance commissioner to set fire insurance market straight
California lawmakers are already expressing concern over the state's plan to alleviate the insurance crisis.
Could Sacramento's Cal Expo one day be home to a film studio?
Could Sacramento one day be home to a film studio? One group is hoping to bring it to a familiar capital region staple.
Sister remembers brother found dead with gunshot wound in Sacramento fire
The sister of the man found dead with a gunshot wound as Sacramento crews extinguished a house fire early Thursday morning said he was a consummate brother, a trucker and a Marine veteran.
String of Tracy car break-ins after bank visits may have Bay Area link
A string of car break-ins following visits to the bank in Tracy is believed to be a coordinated effort with roots in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Sacramento city leaders look at raising taxes on businesses
The city council says it's necessary to help fund more police officers, but with rising prices and inflation, business owners fear it will take a bite out of their bottom lines.
Person in stolen forklift leads Sacramento officers on chase
A person driving a stolen forklift led officers on a chase in Sacramento early Monday morning.