By Cathy Locke -
Published: 3:51 pm
A 17-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of cruelty to animals in connection with an incident earlier this month in which a cat was set on fire in West Sacramento.
By Cathy Locke -
Updated: 4:23 pm
A 21-year-old student at California State University, Sacramento, was arrested this morning after he allegedly punched a female staff member as he rode by her on his bicycle.
By Dale Kasler -
Updated: 1:52 pm
Verizon Wireless is moving 313 call center jobs from Folsom and Rancho Cordova to Utah as part of a nationwide reorganization of its customer service operations.
By Ed Fletcher -
Updated: 8:44 am
With little help from dozens of witnesses, law enforcement officials said Tuesday they are making little progress in unraveling a Memorial Day altercation that left an 18-year-old man dead from a gunshot wound to the head.
By Dale Kasler -
Published: 3:02 pm
Save Mart's labor contract has expired, bringing the Modesto grocery chain closer to a strike.
By Mark Glover -
Published: 11:45 am
Las Vegas-based Allegiant Travel Co. will launch nonstop, weekly air service from Monterey to Honolulu International Airport on Nov. 16.
By Mark Glover -
Updated: 11:52 am
Sacramento and all of California saw a decline in job vacancies advertised online in May, compared with April totals.
Ryan Gabrielson -
Updated: 7:38 am
California prison officials are trying to keep possession of a scarce lethal injection drug, contesting a federal court order making it illegal to use "foreign manufactured" sodium thiopental.
Christina Jewett -
Updated: 7:37 am
After years of failed attempts to regulate flame-retardant chemicals linked to mounting evidence of harm, state legislators and consumer advocates are gearing up to take another look at the risks and benefits.
Stephanie Snyder -
Updated: 7:38 am
Elections officials throughout California missed a deadline to send 8,250 ballots to overseas and military voters for next week's presidential primary, prompting a lawsuit and swift settlement over the weekend between the state officials and the U.S. Department of Justice.
By Cathy Locke -
Updated: 8:42 am
The city of Sacramento will be testing a new concept in bicycle parking beginning today and continuing for three weeks as part of the annual "May Is Bike Month" campaign.
By Cathy Locke -
Updated: 8:42 am
Sacramento-area law enforcement agencies report that arrests for driving under the influence during the Memorial Day weekend increased this year, but no deaths were attributed to drugged or drunken drivers.
By Mark Glover -
Updated: 8:43 am
Sprouts Farmers Market and Sunflower Farmers Market on Tuesday announced the closing of the merger of the two companies.