Wild Police Chase Ends After Stolen Dump Truck Crashes in Sacramento County
There was a wild police chase in Sacramento County, California, yesterday after officers attempted to stop a man driving a stolen dump truck.The truck had been reported stolen earlier in the day. Police in Roseville first tried to initiate a traffic stop, but the driver refused to yield and fled from officers.The...
Sacramento Officials Urge Residents to Aid in Storm Prep to Prevent Flooding
As Sacramento prepares for heavy rainfall, city officials are urging residents to assist with storm preparations. According to the City of Sacramento, the City Department of Utilities is encouraging residents to take steps to help keep streets clear and drains functioning. With heavy rain and windy conditions...
Yolo roads near Interstate 80 close for a slippery reason – coconut oil
Coconut oil: nourishing, heart-healthy — and now — the leading cause of a Friday traffic headache in Yolo County. A waste management truck leaked coconut oil across two rural roads east of Davis, turning a rainy afternoon commute into a slippery mess and prompting closures along County Roads 32A and 105, just north...
Hunt On In Sacramento For Missing Autistic Teen Last Seen Near Arden Way
Sacramento deputies and community volunteers are fanning out across the Arden area as the search continues for 14-year-old Adriana Cervantes, an at-risk teen with autism who vanished after walking away from school near Arden Way and Bell Street around 1:30 p.m. Friday. Her family and law enforcement say she is about...
Sacramento’s $490M Resources Tower Makeover Wraps Early, Shakes Up Downtown Core
The long-awaited renovation of the former Resources Building is complete. The 17-story tower at 1416 Ninth Street in downtown Sacramento has been rebuilt from its steel frame and converted into a modern facility for state agencies. The roughly $490 million project transforms the midcentury office building into...
Construction starts on new North Sacramento library expected to open in 2027
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Construction started last month on a new North Sacramento library, officials said. In 2021, the city of Sacramento bought the former Sacramento News & Review headquarters, a 19,000-square-foot building located at 1124 Del Paso Blvd., with plans to convert it into the North Sacramento-Hagginwood...
Sacramento City Council Allocates $1.3 Million to Combat Youth Homelessness, Advances Funding for Family...
Last Tuesday, the Sacramento City Council approved contracts aimed at supporting homeless youth in the city. A total of $1.3 million will fund four programs focused on transitional-aged youth (TAY) experiencing homelessness. Among the recipients are the Village Youth Shelter Program run by Waking the Village and the...
A Simple Guide to Spousal Support After Divorce
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Fix 50 construction causing major headaches | 10 On Your Side
In 10 on Your Side, viewers tell us they’re fed up with the Fix 50 highway construction project, saying it’s downright scary to navigate.
UC Davis develops new drug for bladder cancer patients
Researchers used nanoparticle technology to encapsulate paclitaxel and target bladder tumors more effectively. Early results demonstrate tumor elimination and minimal side effects. A new drug developed at UC Davis Health could provide a safer and more effective option for bladder cancer patients, reducing...
