The Sacramento Kings lost 103-99 to the Lakers, despite De'Aaron Fox's 31 points, marking their third consecutive defeat. LeBron James scored 32 points for the Lakers. The Kings' record fell to 13-16.

Michael Vick is being considered for the Sacramento State head football coach position despite lacking coaching experience and having a past legal controversy.

The Sacramento Kings' offensive performance improved after coach Mike Brown promoted Malik Monk to the starting lineup, leading to increases in points per game and overall offensive rating.

The California International Marathon brings global runners to Sacramento, boosting the local economy and supporting both athletes and causes like anti-fentanyl abuse advocacy.

Sacramento's annual Run to Feed the Hungry event, supporting the Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services, expects thousands for its Thanksgiving day 5K and 10K races.

De'Aaron Fox humorously questions the Sacramento Kings' new mascot, Roy Al, during its unveiling. The mascot and new City Edition jerseys aim to honor the team's history as the Cincinnati Royals.

Yuba College cancels its 2024 football season due to internal issues and lack of players, following investigations around former coach Tim Mulvehill's resignation.

Victor Wembanyama led the San Antonio Spurs to a 116-96 victory over the Sacramento Kings with 34 points and 14 rebounds, breaking a four-game losing streak. Malik Monk's absence was felt by the Kings.

The Kings beat the Suns 127-118 in overtime despite Malik Monk's injury, with DeRozan scoring 34 points and Fox adding 21. Monk is out for the next game.

Sacramento Republic FC and coach Mark Briggs have mutually parted ways following a season-ending streak of winless games and missed championship opportunities.

De'Aaron Fox continues to play for the Sacramento Kings despite a finger injury, which he suggests might be ligament damage, affecting his shooting performance.

De'Aaron Fox surpassed 10,000 career points as the Sacramento Kings defeated the Portland Trail Blazers, with Fox becoming the fifth Kings player to reach this milestone.

Ironman California drew 3,000 athletes to Sacramento, where Liss Rametta won the women's division and the event boosted local economy by over $15 million.