Feds Say an Executive Manager Stole $2.3 Million From His Employer and Spent Most...
A California executive manager is facing a federal wire fraud charge after prosecutors say he stole more than $2.3 million from the Placer County company ... Read More
Sacramento Man Agrees to 300-Year Sentence for Grooming 80 Children Online
A Sacramento County man has agreed to a 300-year-to-life prison sentence after admitting he used a fake online persona to groom and extort more than 80 children across the globe into producing sexually explicit material. Demetrius Davis pleaded no contest to 12 counts of committing a lewd act upon a child, with his vic
Sacramento Gets Tease of September Showers Before Labor Day Heat Roars Back
Sacramento woke Thursday under cloudy skies with temperatures around 59 degrees, a notably cool start for early September. A brief chance of light rain arrives before lunchtime, but the bigger story is the quick swing from gray skies to a sunny weekend and another round of heat. Thursday Starts Cloudy...
Carmichael Rapist Luis Saravia, 50, Seeks Elder Parole in Mule Creek Hearing
Luis Jeovanny Saravia, a repeat sex offender convicted of brutally sexually assaulting a 20-year-old Carmichael woman with cerebral palsy and severe developmental disabilities, is scheduled for a parole hearing on Wednesday, September 9, under California's Elder Parole Program. The Sacramento County District Attorney's
Pedestrian safety projects coming to 7 Sacramento schools
(FOX40.COM) — On Tuesday, the Sacramento City Council approved a $2.25 million project to improve pedestrian safety near seven schools. The improvements are part of the school safety portion of the city’s Vision Zero initiative. The seven schools included in the project are: Before voting on the project as part of the
Sacramento region removes roadside call boxes after more than 30 years
They're a piece of Sacramento-area history, call boxes that once served as a lifeline for drivers before cellphones became commonplace. Now, the Sacramento region is hanging up the phone.
Unidentified Body Pulled From Canal Near Hazel Avenue, American River
A body was recovered Tuesday from a canal near the American River close to Hazel Avenue, and as of this week, investigators still don't know who the person was. The Sacramento County Coroner's Office confirmed the recovery but said additional details were not immediately available. According to FOX40, which first...
Skipping the soap, black slime. What Sacramento-area restaurant inspections revealed
Sacramento County Health Inspectors gave a red placard to a nursing home after finding German cockroaches in various life stages throughout the facility. Additionally, 14 eateries received citations for health food violations including slime accumulation in the ice machine, a blocked sink and fresh noodles improperly c
Learning Experience Plans Six New Sacramento-Area Daycares by 2029
A national daycare franchise is planting six new flags across the fast-growing suburbs ringing Sacramento, betting that Folsom, Rocklin, Dixon, Turlock, Lincoln and Roseville have enough young families — and enough desperation for open slots — to fill them. The Learning Experience currently operates just one center in
As many as 9 Sacramento storefronts hit in 24-hour burglary spree, police say
As many as nine downtown and midtown storefronts were hit by burglars in a 24-hour span earlier this week, Sacramento police said as they investigated whether the break-ins were connected. The break-ins, mostly in the early morning hours, were reported across the grid from late Aug. 31 through early Wednesday, the Sacr
