Roxanne Elias

“I feel like it’s not gonna be super good for the city, especially with construction going on right now.”

"Technology is helping investigators track organized networks and identify more than just the person taking items off store shelves."

“We are fighting a regime that is all about cruelty and corruption and that chaos."

“We have a very robust and well-vetted emergency safety plan that we work with local authorities year-round on implementing."

West Sacramento businesses have mixed feelings on the economic impact brought in by the A's. However, they remain hopeful for next season.

“There's like a whole educational piece that I think is really, really cool to see, in a formalized setting like this.”

“Feels like your feet are knocked out from under you when all of a sudden a whole bunch of money is spent that was not planned.”

“When we look at the progress and we look at the contributions that are made by our Latino community, we can definitely see when we rise, the entire region rises."

“The truth is, it’s really sad for us because we come here to this country with lots of plans, with lots of objectives,” said the nephew of one of the victims.

“We need prayers for healing. And I have faith in God that he’s gonna touch our hearts and keep guiding us in this path," said Jasmin Ricardo.

“To date, this event has funded over 75 of those scholarships. It’s something that we’re very proud of," said Mike Testa, CEO of Visit Sacramento.

A portion of Interstate 80's westbound lanes near Sacramento are closed for construction, causing major delays for drivers until Monday morning.

Lightning ignited a fire that threatened a Sloughhouse family’s home, but firefighters intervened just in time.

Rainbow Festival draws thousands as Sacramento tests new open-drink zones

"I just don't understand why it was this senseless act that took him from me. He was my favorite cousin," said Monique Alcala-Duran.

"The family deserves answers. The community wants to know what happened, as do we," said Chief Berlant.

"The message for people is you can reduce the population of this species by getting rid of the smallest amount of water," said Aaron Devencenzi.

The families also learned that Walker admitted to flipping a U-turn, going back to the scene and seeing one of the girls before leaving the scene.

One parent said the incident worries him because there are many children who visit the park.

The Sacramento City Council voted to ban overnight camping outside City Hall in a 6-3 vote on Tuesday.