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July 11, 2025

• $6 and 5 minutes at slot machine lead gambler to big prize in CA. ‘What luck!’
• Man kills parents, teen sister, drags bodies outside to bury, NM officials say
• Can the new Superman movie be the Kryptonite to Donald Trump? | Opinion
• ‘Cold, exhausted’ paddleboarder found drowning in reservoir, CO rescuers say
• 140 rodent droppings at Sacramento Rite Aid. What else did inspectors find?
• Bystanders hold trapped woman’s head above raging river. See ‘incredible’ rescue
• ‘Most serious’ kind of plague kills Arizona resident, health officials say
• ‘Leopard dog’ was found tethered to fence in Arizona heat. Now, she needs a home
• Yolo County coroner confirms 7 killed in deadly Esparto fireworks blasts
• REI Co-op to add a fourth location in the Sacramento region. Here’s where
• Man upset over sword beat another man, left him to die in NM desert, feds say
• Watch as trapped bear wriggles himself free from a Colorado storm drain
• Climber falls and dies on ‘steep, off-trail’ route on MT mountain, officials say
• Accused gunman had airhorn to ‘drown out’ sound, OR cops say. Then came miracle
• Gambler bets $5 on popular slot machine — then hits jackpot at casino near Vegas
• New to eat at State Fair: Dubai chocolate, Spam fries, California flatbread
• From France to Woodland, a family cooking oil business La Tourangelle takes root
• Sacramento Kings rookies impress in Las Vegas Summer League opener
• From art major to a career in rowing, Del Campo product lands UCLA post
• Every day in California, we are seeing our civil rights erode before our eyes | Opinion
• Police will be on the lookout for drunk drivers in Sacramento. Here’s when
• 4.3-magnitude earthquake — then dozens more — rattles California lake, USGS says
• Stranger offers teen ride and sexually assaults her at storage unit, AK cops say
• Former Sacramento Kings owner fights city over an 1860s building. Here’s why
• Sacramento-area mom, kids faced eviction after law enforcement damaged her home
• CEO of Roseville nonprofit that employs people with disabilities departs
• 5 more Rite Aid stores are closing in Sacramento area. When’s the last day?
• California wins $22 million for a new lane on Highway 65 in Placer County
• Trump’s latest attack on California could leave him with egg on his face | Opinion
• Housing, retail, a hotel: What’s next for former downtown Macy’s property?
• Sacramento Kings have alternative to Kuminga trade, top NBA analyst says
• Cop faking disability for $600K visited Disneyland, ran races, CA lawsuit says
• ‘Fan favorite’ red panda known for ‘playful somersaults’ dies, CA zoo says
• California retiree group wants to investigate CalPERS. It’s not the first time
• No Evangeline’s Halloween: Popular costume shop to remain closed for all of 2025
• California voters don’t trust their government, Berkeley poll reveals
• Soderstrom is hero for A’s at start and end of 11-inning win over Braves
• Gov. Newsom’s backroom CEQA deal is not a good look for democracy | Opinion
• Want $42,000 a month in CA? Here are 9 of highest-paying state jobs available
• Under his leadership, Sacramento State’s LGBTQ community grows stronger
• How California can improve access to higher education for non-traditional learners | Opinion
• Part of Highway 50 to close in Sacramento for nearly 2 days. See where and when
• Raphael Saadiq begins No Bandwidth tour in Sacramento. How to get tickets
• Climber’s quick thinking helps save solo climber who plunged 200 feet on CO peak