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.
Mother-daughter tandem's cupcakes one of many new G1C offerings this Kings season
There are plenty of good eats new to the Golden 1 Center this year, but one in particular has some special meaning.
Biotech company aims to start industry renaissance in Sacramento region
Thermogenesis, a biotech company, is creating new labs for new gene therapy technology. The company's CEO said it's a win for the city of Sacramento as much as it is for his company.
Sacramento's general fund to cover Golden 1 Center costs amid parking revenue shortfall
City officials said it wouldn't happen, but Sacramento's general fund will cover the cost of building the Golden 1 Center seven years ago.
Frustration, fears over Israel-Hamas War boil over at Sacramento high school
The Israel-Hamas conflict has had wide-reaching effects even here in the Sacramento area, but for some, it hasn't been as easy as unplugging from social media.
Woodland native Alyssa Nakken is first woman to ever interview for MLB manager position
There are changes coming for the San Francisco Giants, and the team's assistant coach, Alyssa Nakken, may be in the running.
Downtown businesses banking on Kings popularity again this season
Investors are eyeing opportunities caused by a Kings' resurgence.
Lot on Northgate Boulevard in Sacramento transformed into Taco Plaza
There's a new plan in Sacramento for a community and culinary hub centered around a tasty treat. Friday marked the first official gathering at the Taco Plaza on Northgate Boulevard.
"Immense sadness": Sacramento Jewish, Palestinian community members process conflict in Middle East
Community members in Sacramento are feeling the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in a very deep way including two prominent community leaders organizing their own as best they can.
What does WNBA expansion to San Francisco mean for possible Sacramento return?
A WNBA expansion franchise has been awarded to San Francisco, disappointing some Sacramentans who were hoping the Monarchs would return one day — something the league commissioner indicated could be possible.
Stockton Unified disputes some claims of lack of safety in grand jury report
The Stockton Unified School District is disputing some claims of a lack of safety from a grand jury report published three months ago but says they are taking their own steps to fix problems within their schools.
Downtown businesses gear up for new Sacramento Kings season
Last offseason, there was some excitement ahead of the Kings 2022-23 season but nothing like what we ended up with in the spring of 2023. With so much expectation and anticipation downtown, business owners who bet on the team are now excited to see the rewards at the start of the year.
Meet Archie, the City of Fairfield's artificial intelligence aid
Artificial intelligence is starting to become a part of everyday life, even by helping to fix potholes among other things in the city of Fairfield.
Could Gov. Newsom's vetoing of bills be a sign of next political steps?
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is facing criticism from some in his party for vetoing popular bills that made it to his desk. The bill authors wouldn't say that it was the governor playing to national politics, but political experts think it may be a long game for what comes next in Newsom's political life.
California Teachers' Association weighing in on Rocklin school district's controversial pronoun policy
The legal battle continues over Rocklin Unified School District's new controversial pronoun policy, as the California Teachers' Association is now weighing in.