According to a spokesperson for the Natomas Unified School District, a decision regarding the coach could come as early as Tuesday.

A pro-Palestine protest reached its fifth day of encampment on the Sacramento State campus and things remain nonviolent.

A North Sacramento CHP officer was treated for major injuries after a woman, who ran a red light, collided with him in Placer County roadway.

In an extended interview, the U.S. Senate candidate spoke about campaign achievements, the concerns regarding his income tax debts and what he thinks about the recent protests at U.S. college campuses.

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Sacramento has decided to postpone their walk that was scheduled for Saturday due to extreme weather.

An officer with the California Highway Patrol has been hospitalized after receiving major injuries from a crash along State Route 49 on Friday morning, according to the CHP.

Elevated Health and Community Executive Director Tiffany K. Martin discusses Not Just For Runners 5K and how this event is open to all looking to start or continue a healthy life.

A Placer County Sheriff’s Office deputy is in critical condition and a man is dead following a shooting in Colfax on Thursday night, according to the sheriff’s office.

On the fourth day of protests at Sacramento State University, things remained peaceful and quiet, and those in attendance say they'd like it to stay that way.

Republicans in the California legislature are calling for the state to take action against university administrators who GOP lawmakers say they have not done enough to stop the violence.

Over 800 nonprofits took part in the annual Big Day of Giving, which is a charity drive to raise millions of dollars for the organizations.

The city of Sacramento had previously sent a notice that unhoused residents of Camp Resolution would need to leave in mid-May, but they may be able to stay longer if certain requirements are met. READ MORE: https://fox40.com/news/local-news/sacramento/sacramento-city-letter-camp-resolution/

The Community Police Relations Foundation is calling on the community to put themselves in the shoes of first responders and do their best to have empathy and respect for law enforcement.