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

Bishop's Pumpkin Farm opened two weeks early this year, swapping jack-o'-lanterns for watermelon-eating contests through Labor Day weekend.

A Union Pacific train hit two pedestrians outside a designated crossing near Grand Avenue, killing one and hospitalizing the other.

Jose Medina, the mind behind Legend Has It, has filed plans for Sound Advice, a nearly 2,300-square-foot listening bar at The Diggs.

Two suspects forced their way into a Citrus Heights band room overnight, and police are now circulating surveillance photos hoping someone recognizes them.

Grange Middle School's 874 students stayed inside Friday as police chased leads on a shooting blocks away near Phoenix Drive.

Kelley Davis filed three days after Auburn's deadline, and a rival says officials owe residents honesty about how she still qualified.

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.

The suspect in a July 2025 South Sacramento killing died by suicide earlier this month, closing the case without a trial.

A Granite Bay IHOP veteran signed on for 12 Layne's Chicken Fingers locations, with Roseville and Elk Grove on the shortlist.

A quarter-mile strip inside Yosemite's western boundary could become a private shortcut for a Kingsbarn-backed developer, drawing bipartisan alarm.

AB 2646 would set a $19.75 wage floor for seasonal farmworkers, but the NFIB says it could push grocery prices higher statewide.

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