Auburn house fire leads to evacuation and hospitalization of two individuals, with downed power lines complicating the response. Authorities are investigating the cause.

Sacramento's Ukrainian community celebrated their country's Independence Day at the California State Capitol, expressing both joy and concern for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

California claims last place in U-Haul migration rankings for fifth straight year, but population growth tells a more complex story of who's leaving and arriving.

One person died in a crash in Citrus Heights involving an overturned truck and a sedan. The accident is under investigation and caused a temporary road closure.

A vehicle accident at Roseville Fire Department Station 7 caused a power outage in the area, which was restored by Roseville Electric; no injuries or driver impairment were reported.

UC Davis Medical Center receives $1.2 million to become Northern California's first Special Pathogen Treatment Center, prepared to handle Ebola and Marburg virus cases.

A vacant building that once housed Appliance Brothers burned in a suspicious early morning fire in Old North Sacramento, forcing evacuations but causing no injuries.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of hot temperatures with intermittent chances of showers in Sacramento, including highs in the mid-90s and lows in the low 60s.

The Grant vs. Folsom high-profile high school football game, featured on ESPN, drew a 5,000-strong sold-out crowd, highlighting local talent and community pride.

A DUI-related vehicle and motorcycle collision in Modesto resulted in one fatality and the arrest of 61-year-old Billy O’Neal on charges including murder.

Two juveniles were arrested for robbing a person selling shoes online after arranging the transaction on social media, as reported by the Yuba County Sheriff's Department.

Rancho Cordova Police Department showcased their drone program to local youth, illustrating the drones' role in enhancing law enforcement operations and officer safety.

Rebecca Neves has been appointed as Folsom's new Public Works Director, starting September 1. She brings extensive experience in civil engineering and public service.