Sacramento News

SACRAMENTO, Calif. A 22-year-old man convicted of gunning down a newspaper circulation manager in Sacramento during a robbery attempt has been sentenced to life in prison without parole.

Two environmental groups have filed a motion in federal court seeking to halt the implementation of regulations allowing new buoys, piers and boat ramps around Lake Tahoe.

Former Vancouver police officer Clyde Ray Spencer spent nearly 20 years in prison after he was convicted of sexually molesting his son and daughter.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Furloughed and fired up, California's largest state employee union is asking its 95,000 members to authorize a potential strike.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and legislative leaders were scheduled to resume work Saturday on bridging California's $26 billion budget shortfall following an unexpected resumption of negotiations the day before.

A man on the way to the hospital this morning made an emergency stop on H Street to save lives.

A 57-year-old woman who police say was sexually assaulted by four unknown males is speaking out in hopes that the suspects will be caught.

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Share + Jul 10, 2009 9:58 am US/Eastern SACRAMENTO, Calif. The FBI is on the hunt for a bank robber who's not trying to disguise his look.

The company in charge of a redevelopment project in Sacramento that has been touted as among the nation's largest urban infill efforts is being sued.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's insistence on cost-cutting measures to weed out what he has described as "waste, fraud and abuse" in California's social service programs has struck a nerve with Democrats, welfare advocates and the frail.

Kate Gosselin 's marriage may be crumbling , but her star power seems to be on the rise.

A South Korean protester displays portraits of American journalists detained in North Korea as they shout slogans during a rally in June at a public park in Seoul.

The owner of the tiny Squeeze Inn said he will close his restaurant and seek a larger building as the result of a lawsuit filed this week by a disabled woman who complained about access.

Have you ever eaten at the Squeeze Inn? It's a tiny burger dive built in the 30's and it has some of the best cheeseburgers anywhere. They may need to shutdown over an ADA lawsuit.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. a ' State vendors and contractors could use their government-issued IOUs to pay state taxes, fees and liens under a bill approved by an Assembly committee.

In a counter-punch to recent Valley water rallies, environmentalists and fishermen gathered at the Capitol on Tuesday to protest a proposed canal to divert water around the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.

California Attorney General Jerry Brown has returned $52,500 in campaign contributions from an investment firm and the relatives of two businessmen his office is investigating.

The Sacramento County District Attorney's office says two Folsom police officers were justified in shooting a man at his home while responding to a call for help from the man's family.

Investigators said they seized thousands of pirated music CDs and movie DVDs dubbed into Russian from four Sacramento-area video shops searched in the past week.