Father sues Sacramento after officer allegedly injured son, 16, for violating curfew
A Sacramento father is suing the city for civil rights violations for excessive force after a police officer allegedly slammed his 16-year-old down on the pavement last year for being out past 10 p.m. in violation of the city’s curfew ordinance. About 9:45 p.m. April 19, 2025, the teen and his two siblings were at Down
Sac Native Becerra Storms Back To Sac State For High-Stakes Governor Town Hall
Xavier Becerra is back on home turf at Sacramento State tonight, hosting a hometown town hall as he presses his bid for governor into the closing weeks before the June 2 primary. The Sacramento native is giving local voters a chance to put his plans on housing, healthcare and the cost of living under the microscope.
Sacramento Set To Sizzle As Heat Spike Slams Valley Through Tuesday
Monday, May 11, Sacramento woke up to clear skies and comfortable mid-50s temperatures, but the cool start will not last long. The region is expected to heat up quickly, with afternoon highs near 95°F. The most intense stretch of heat runs through Tuesday, with interior valley neighborhoods bearing the brunt while area
KNCI’s Country In The Park Draws Record 50,000 In 26th Year.
Bonneville International "New Country 105.1" KNCI Sacramento, CA’s Country In The Park drew approximately 50,000 fans to Cal Expo May 8-9, a record for the festival in its 26th year. The two-day lineup featured Miranda Lambert, Jon Pardi, Chris Young, Turnpike Troubadours, Dylan Scott, Kameron Marlowe, Ashley Cooke, Sh
Sacramento residents watched a knife-wielding man prowl their porches – then the system let...
Gun rights activist and YouTuber Colion Noir said a frightening incident in a Sacramento neighborhood should make people rethink how much safety they believe the system can actually provide when danger shows up at the front door.
Thieves target family-owned floral business right before Mother’s Day rush
(FOX40.COM) — One of the busiest days of the year for a local floral shop was made even more challenging after thieves broke into the business’s outdoor flower vending machine right before Mother’s Day. For Daniil Lapatski, his business — Everest Florist and Gifts in North Highlands — is about more than flowers. “We mi
Police identify man barricaded in Sacramento home who suffered self-inflicted injury
(FOX40.COM) — A man who was arrested last week after an hours-long standoff at a Sacramento home has been identified. Video: Suspect detained after hours-long barricade in Sacramento home, police say 38-year-old Paul Guess of Sacramento was taken into custody and booked on several sexual assault charges, a Sacramento P
Man killed in ATV crash on Sacramento-Placer County border
A man died Sunday evening after crashing a quad bike on North Old Antelope Road, according to California Highway Patrol. Authorities responded to a report around 5:22 p.m. involving two adult men riding and racing ATV bikes in the area. CHP says one rider lost control, collided with a fence and was ejected from the veh
Federal funds for domestic violence services are falling short. California survivors are pushing for...
SACRAMENTO, California — “Before I say anything, I want everyone here to take a moment and think about someone finally reaching out for help and there’s no one here to answer,” Jazz LedBetter said to a crowd of over 250 survivors of abuse and advocates against domestic violence and sexual assault.
Sacramento Executive Airport restaurant could face 2-year closure after structural damage found
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A restaurant at Sacramento Executive Airport could remain closed for up to two years after major structural and environmental problems were discovered during planned renovations, according to the Sacramento County Department of Airports. Airport officials shared an update Sunday on Aviators Restaur

















