Redding to Sacramento in fewer stops with new Route 5 bus
REDDING, Calif. - The San Joaquin Joint Powers Authority and Redding Area Bus Authority launched Route 5, a new express bus service connecting Redding and Sacramento along Interstate 5. The new route provides two daily round-trips with stops in Redding, Red Bluff, Orland, Williams, Sacramento International Airport and
Sacramento Trio Look Back at Foiling Paris Train Attack 11 Years Later
Eleven years after tackling an armed gunman aboard a high-speed train bound for Paris, three men with deep Sacramento-area roots are looking back on the split-second decision that made them international heroes. Spencer Stone, Alek Skarlatos and Anthony Sadler helped subdue a gunman during the August 21, 2015 attack on
Sacramento City Unified replaces transfer rule with lottery
More than 170 years after Sacramento established its first public school board, questions about who has access to the city’s schools continue to raise concerns about racial equity. In October 1854, the Sacramento City Council created the Sacramento City School Board. At the time, the board refused to admit...
More Sacramento residents can now get a rebate for replacing older toilets
The City of Sacramento Department of Utilities has expanded its toilet rebate program, making more residential customers eligible to receive money back when replacing older, higher-flow toilets with water-efficient models. Eligible customers can now receive a rebate of up to $50 for replacing qualifying toilets manufac
Deputies launch multi-day search to find missing Roseville man
(FOX40.COM) — A Roseville man remains missing after two days of searches, the sheriff’s office said. Ian Roberts, 24, was reported missing by the Roseville Police Department at about 4:45 a.m. Saturday. Roberts was last seen at approximately 9:45 a.m. Friday, but never returned home, the Placer County Sheriff’s Office
Tiny detectives arrive at Sacramento Zoo as crime-fighting rats make their debut
The Sacramento Zoo has welcomed its newest residents: three African giant pouched rats. These highly trained animals can sniff out tuberculosis, landmines and trafficked wildlife products.
Roseville group calls for end to Flock cameras as police defend technology
Concerns over Flock cameras are growing in Roseville, where members of DeFlock Roseville gathered outside City Hall Saturday to protest the use of automated license plate readers. The group wants the Roseville Police Department to end its contract with Flock Safety, which provides the cameras, and remove all automated
Vegetation fire in North Highlands burned vehicles, threatened homes
(FOX40.COM) — A vegetation fire burned in the community of North Highlands, spreading to area vehicles and threatening homes before being put out. According to the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District, crews were dispatched to the 7300 block of 34th Street at approximately 4:21 p.m. Sunday. Upon arrival at the scene,
Parents appeal to Catholic Church over Jesuit High School’s plan to admit girls
A group of three Jesuit High School parents submitted a canonical petition to the Catholic Church earlier this month, the latest escalation in a fight over the private school’s plan to begin admitting girls. The petitioners — Anthony Hernandez, Mary Jo Adams Hermann and an anonymous parent — claim the Sacramento school
Homeowner threatened with $900 fine over grass in own yard despite city encouraging &...
A GARDEN mix up nearly left one homeowner with a $900 fine over a feature the city paid him nearly $1,700 to install. Despite keeping his lawn weed-free and maintained by a professional landscaper, Marc Dantona had no choice but to comply with the law. According to the City of...

















