A woman was accused of trafficking fentanyl from Sacramento.

Artazan brings 200-plus makers to the Scottish Rite Masonic Center this weekend, with one ticket covering all three days.

Tyler James Williams, who helped firebomb three Sacramento synagogues and kill a gay couple in 1999, faces a parole board.

LAUSD now serves organic apples, dragon fruit and kumquats as a Coachella Valley date farmer credits school sales with saving his business.

The festival screens ten official selections, including a San Francisco noir, in Sacramento.

A 5-0 council vote punts the decision after residents learned Auburn's license-plate data once reached federal and out-of-state agencies.

The Student Teacher Stipend Program debuted at Sacramento State, aiming to pay thousands of aspiring teachers for unpaid clinical hours.

MOSAC’s new 1,500-square-foot Wonder Works space will house exhibit production and storage.

The trailer stood 14 feet tall, just two inches over the trestle's clearance near 24th Street. Caltrans warned lane closures could last hours.

Three days, 300-plus vendor tables, and a car up for grabs — Sacramento's card-and-collectibles weekend runs through today at Cal Expo.

Bruce Capagli says he was driven to a dirt field in Sacramento and handed an affidavit he believes was forged just to get his car back.

Caltrans quietly committed to nearly 1,000 Rivian EVs under one standing state contract, and it won't say why.

Lowriders, an ofrenda and a $2,000 scholarship headline Sacramento Republic FC's Hispanic Heritage Month match against Colorado Springs.