Mike TeSelle

Did you know that is technically illegal to distribute most comic books within the city of Sacramento to children who are under the age of 18?

"While this isn't an official qualifier for the Olympics, most of the athletes participating will be participating in the Olympics, so it's really exciting," said Kevin Boryczki of the Oak View Group & Tahoe Blue Event Center.

If approved, a new 9-hole golf course and 18-hole miniature golf course could become visible along Highway 50 starting in spring of next year.

A big rig driver from Yuba City has been arrested and accused of causing an eight-vehicle crash that killed three people and injured others on a Southern California freeway this week. Federal officials are speaking out about the case because the driver is believed to be in the country illegally.

Sacramento city leaders will consider a proposal to expand zones where bars and restaurants can serve alcoholic to-go drinks during special events.

Sacramento freeway commuters are currently undergoing a 70-hour closure of a major connector ramp, affecting travel starting Friday through the Monday afternoon commute.

From the puma lurking above a deer, to a wheel coming off the train tracks and rolling down into one of Folsom's many ravines, a piece of public, outdoor art is meant to force visitors to do a double- or even a triple-take.

A last-minute reprieve and a bit of kindness are being credited with keeping the magic of a fairy-inspired restaurant in Placerville open past this weekend.

If you are searching for a way to join other Swifties on Friday in celebrating Taylor Swift's latest album, "The Life of a Showgirl", then consider these three Sacramento options.

A new survey is asking residents of Rocklin to rank quality of life priorities as leaders discuss a potential sales tax increase to fund future spending decisions.

For Army veteran Vada Turner, the start of the three-day 2025 Sacramento Stand Down event at Mather's Volunteers of America Veterans Service Center was the start of hope for at-risk veterans who served our country, some even in war.

The potential for thousands of new jobs and billions of dollars in direct economic spending will be the focus of a proposed multi-use arena presentation at a special meeting of Rancho Cordova's City Council on Tuesday.

Unanswered questions lead to a push for more transparency regarding the plan to build micro-communities for homeless seniors throughout Sacramento.

If you take a stroll or a drive down Texas Street in the heart of downtown Fairfield, then you'll be treated to a "monstrous twist" on trash, according to Fairfield city officials.

The California Highway Patrol is starting its annual Labor Day holiday maximum enforcement period Friday at 6 p.m., with extra officers on the roads until Monday night at midnight to crack down on drunk and impaired drivers.

Could Sac State be moving its football games to play in front of Cal Expo's Grandstand? A meeting Thursday could offer more insight.

An often-tried idea of splitting California into two separate states is being put back on the table by a leading Republican in the California Assembly.

Gee, who grew up in Roseville, was killed in an attack in Afghanistan four years ago next week.

With the Sacramento city skyline as a backdrop, the Wilton Rancheria led the formal groundbreaking at the site of new, $175 million soccer stadium.

New store, new jobs come to first Nugget Markets location to open in the Granite Bay community.