By Anne Gonzales -
Published: 12:16 pm
A fight between two brothers in south Sacramento left one hospitalized with stab wounds and the other in a jail cell Saturday night, according to Sacramento police.
By Anne Gonzales -
Published: 11:27 am
A cold spring storm is expected to kick up wind and deliver a quick shot of heavy snow in the mountains, according to the National Weather Service.
By Cynthia Hubert -
Updated: 3:13 pm
Meet James Flavy Coy Brown. Mentally ill for much of his life, he was discharged from a Las Vegas psychiatric hospital and put on a bus to Sacramento. He disappeared into the cold streets in February but has resurfaced to tell his story.
By Diana Lambert -
Updated: 7:10 am
Twin Rivers Unified School District board President Cortez Quinn was fined once by the state's political watchdog agency. Now he faces additional scrutiny for paying at least part of his initial fine with a donation from the teachers union.
By Richard Chang -
Updated: 1:31 pm
A boisterous crowd of 300 people marched to the state Capitol Saturday in celebration of Cesar Chavez, demanding an end to deportation and a path to legalization for undocumented residents.
By Edward Ortiz -
Updated: 7:31 am
A native New Yorker with extensive experience staging opera, symphonic music and other art forms has been picked to lead the soon-to-be merged organizations of the Sacramento Philharmonic and Sacramento Opera.
By Claudia Buck -
Updated: 1:56 pm
To raise $15,000 for a new business venture, Sacramento artist Danny Scheible went the route of many creative professionals: crowdfunding. In a matter of weeks, his online appeal to launch a new line of quirky eyeglasses scooped up more than 200 interested donors.
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