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Kris Pedretti helps sexual assault survivors through Phyllis's Garden, a nonprofit she co-founded to empower healing.

Congressman Adam Schiff and former pro baseball player Steve Garvey are hoping to get your vote. ABC10 breaks down the issues top of mind for their campaign.

Should the federal government step in to fix California’s home insurance crisis? ABC10 looks into the bills being proposed to help homeowners.

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara says real change is coming in mid-2025.

Whether you live in the foothills or the suburbs, it’s likely you or someone you know has received a letter of non-renewal from their insurance company.

Semaglutide is an active ingredient in Wegovy and Ozempic. Those who can’t get their hands on the brand name or afford it are turning to compounded semaglutide.

Should the San Francisco 49ers be considered the best team in the NFL after Sunday’s dismantling of the Jacksonville Jaguars, despite a previous 3-game hiccup?

Three Black women in our community share their stories of medical injustices in a new documentary called “The Big Hysto.”

“To The Point with Alex Bell” host Alex Bell toured the damage with the area’s volunteer fire protection district. Hear from them what it was like that night.

Pucci’s Pharmacy administered 6000 of the 10,000 MPX, formerly known as monkeypox, vaccines in Sacramento county since July 8.

Women’s health is not talked about enough, especially for those who have given birth. Mothers are sharing their stories with ABC10’s To The Point team.

There are not enough teachers to fill classrooms especially when it comes to special education. Here is one teacher’s story.

A plane crash killed 22 people at a Sacramento ice cream parlor 50 years ago. First responders share their stories with ABC10 for the first time.

ABC10 is looking at the potential consequences of falling behind, and what’s being done to address concerns for students learning English.

ABC10 is taking a look at two things: diversity in the classroom and the lack of teachers in very specific areas.

Two Northern California teachers share how cellphones, politics and student behavior has changed in the classroom.

The California School Boards Association told ABC10 that the state needs roughly 100,000 teachers to provide high-quality education for the state’s students.

ABC10’s Alex Bell shares how Crimson Renewable Energy collects used cooking oil from restaurants and turns it into biodiesel.

Mesa Verde High School student was just about to begin his senior year before he was fatally shot at an apartment complex in Carmichael

Sacramento will see art and culture come to life on city spaces through a mural project