State flood officials just greenlit two more private fences across the levee, and Mayor Kevin McCarty says eminent domain is now on the table.

Sacramento lawmakers let SB 492 die without a vote, leaving fire survivors and utilities both frustrated as PG&E and Edison shares bounced back overnight.

Fair Oaks Park hosts roughly 10,000 visitors next month as the festival adds an inaugural disc golf putting contest and a charity egg drop.

Behind the Barre shifts to Thursday and Friday at CLARA after a permitting snag at The Red Museum forced a last-minute venue swap.

A new wildfire broke out on private land in El Dorado County early Sunday, with no containment figures released yet.

Fernando Jauregui Ochoa took life savings for custom trucks he never built, then intimidated a witness who tried to get money back.

Sacramento police are searching for Jim Beam, 78, who vanished from his Whitman Way home using a silver walker.

Michael Fitzgibbons had no phone, cash, or car when he vanished from Rocklin Friday. He turned up safe that night.

Planners in Olympic Valley just cleared a 20,000-square-foot museum honoring the 1960 Winter Games — but 109 trees will have to go first.

SEIU Local 1000 says the Lottery ducked legally required contact info for hundreds of workers — and it's not the only agency doing it.

A Falcon 30 crew splinted the man's foot mid-air above Needle Lake before flying him to a Palisades Tahoe parking lot for an ambulance.

Police say the man threatened to kill two people with a sword on Hemford Court before barricading himself inside for hours.

South Lake Tahoe police have logged 174 bear calls this year alone, and a new break-in video shows why residents are on edge.