Bomb Threat At Sacramento County Jail, 50-Year-Old Man ArrestedSaturday morning a 50-year-old man was arrested for a bomb threat that proved false, said the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.
3-Acre Fire Near Highway 12 Knocked DownA 3-acre fire was recently put out along Highway 12 near Isleton, said the River Delta Fire District.
64-Year-Old Inmate Dies In Jail From Medical EmergencyOn Tuesday, a 64-year-old woman imprisoned at the Sacramento County Main Jail died of a medical emergency, said the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.
Arrests Made In String Of Sunglass Hut Thefts In ModestoThree suspects were arrested in a string of Sunglass Hut thefts that occurred at the Vintage Faire Mall in Modesto, said the Modesto Police Department.
Evacuation Orders Lifted For Quail Fire In VacavilleA large vegetation fire is burning in Vacaville south of Winters named the Quail Fire and evacuation orders are in effect, said Cal Fire LNU.
Accident On Stockton Blvd In Sacramento Kills 2A vehicle accident has caused a section of Stockton Boulevard to be closed in Sacramento, said the California Highway Patrol.
Local
Bomb Threat At Sacramento County Jail, 50-Year-Old Man ArrestedSaturday morning a 50-year-old man was arrested for a bomb threat that proved false, said the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.
3-Acre Fire Near Highway 12 Knocked DownA 3-acre fire was recently put out along Highway 12 near Isleton, said the River Delta Fire District.
64-Year-Old Inmate Dies In Jail From Medical EmergencyOn Tuesday, a 64-year-old woman imprisoned at the Sacramento County Main Jail died of a medical emergency, said the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.
California
'Gradually Returning To Normal': California Adds 41K New Jobs As Economy Shows Signs Of SlowingCalifornia has now regained more than 91% of the 2.7 million jobs lost back when the first statewide stay-at-home order forced many businesses to close at the start of the pandemic.
Archbishop Of San Francisco Says Pelosi Can't Receive Communion Over Efforts To Protect Abortion RightsThe archbishop of San Francisco said Friday that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who is Catholic, can no longer receive the sacrament of communion because she has declined to back down from her push for abortion access.
'It’s Not As Predictable As It Used To Be': California Firefighters Say Weather Conditions Are Ripe For A Major FireCalifornia firefighters are gearing up and deploying in strategic areas during this week's red flag warning.
Video
Saturday Evening Forecast - 5/21/22The latest weather forecast for the Sacramento region.
Travis Air Force Base Captain Helps Mother Escape UkraineOn her birthday, Ukrainian refugee Lubov Karga has made it to the United States, thanks to the kindness of strangers and a determined daughter.
Sheriff Says N-Word Spraypainted Near Monterey Trail Baseball Field Not A Hate CrimeAn investigation done by the sheriff's office said the incident is not a hate crime and wasn't a direct threat as saying the n-word is not a hate crime.
Investigation Into Stanislaus County Domestic Violence Case Leads To Discovery Of Puppy Mill; Nearly 150 Dogs RescuedThe discovery was made on Thursday in south Modesto. According to the Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Department, deputies served a search warrant at a 500 block of Roselawn Avenue property in connection to a reported domestic violence call.
Archbishop Of San Francisco Says Pelosi Can't Receive Communion Over Efforts To Protect Abortion RightsThe archbishop of San Francisco said Friday that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who is Catholic, can no longer receive the sacrament of communion because she has declined to back down from her push for abortion access.
Goat Herd Credited For Helping Stop Fires In West SacramentoCrews jumped from one blaze to the next as multiple fires broke out in West Sacramento Friday afternoon — and hungry goats are getting some credit for stopping the flames.
Crime
Arrests Made In String Of Sunglass Hut Thefts In ModestoThree suspects were arrested in a string of Sunglass Hut thefts that occurred at the Vintage Faire Mall in Modesto, said the Modesto Police Department.
Butte County Tree Trimmer Ryan Blinston Found Guilty In Deadly Throat-SlashingsA tree trimmer from Oroville was found guilty in a series of throat-slashing attacks that left three people dead across two Northern California counties, prosecutors announced this week.
Deadly Stabbing, Robbery In Fairfield Results In 2 ArrestsTwo arrests have been made in connection to a fatal stabbing and robbery that happened in Fairfield, authorities said Tuesday.
Politics
'Gradually Returning To Normal': California Adds 41K New Jobs As Economy Shows Signs Of SlowingCalifornia has now regained more than 91% of the 2.7 million jobs lost back when the first statewide stay-at-home order forced many businesses to close at the start of the pandemic.
Archbishop Of San Francisco Says Pelosi Can't Receive Communion Over Efforts To Protect Abortion RightsThe archbishop of San Francisco said Friday that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who is Catholic, can no longer receive the sacrament of communion because she has declined to back down from her push for abortion access.
'We Want To Take An Innovated Approach': Sacramento City Pilot Project Sets Aside $1M For Community To SpendWhat would you do with a million dollars? That's the question people in south Sacramento were asked as part of a new city pilot project.
CBS13 Investigates
'I Feel Taken Advantage Of': Call Kurtis Investigates Insurance Rates Pricing People Out Of The Foothills Some people living in the foothills are having to face the prospect of packing up and leaving due to an unexpected cost: fire insurance.
Boosted Californians Getting COVID At Twice The Rate Of Those Vaccinated But Not BoostedPeople who are boosted are getting COVID at twice the rate of people who are vaccinated but not boosted. They're also being hospitalized at a higher rate. But experts say this doesn't mean you're twice as likely to get COVID after a boost.
Too Much Rent Relief? CBS13 Investigates Rent Relief OverpaymentsAre some landlords getting too much rent relief while others struggle to get paid? CBS13 investigates rent relief overpayments.
Coronavirus
Sacramento Schools Update COVID Guidance As Year-End Events ApproachAs counties assess risk levels with the new rise in COVID-19 cases, school districts are doing the same - given the large number of gatherings that will be taking place at the end of the school year.
No COVID-19 Patients In UC Davis Medical Center ICU For 2 Consecutive Days For 1st Time Since February 2020The UC Davis Medical Center has hit an important milestone in the battle against COVID-19.
FDA Authorizes 2nd Booster Of COVID Vaccine For Ages 50 And OverMore than 34 million Americans age 50 and older could soon be eligible to receive another booster shot, after the Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday it had authorized a new round of the Moderna or Pfizer and BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines for those who want them.
Business
Pizza Has A Delivery Problem?Pizza places have always been experts when it comes to delivery, flexing with remote drop-offs and robot delivery cars. But now they're facing a problem: not enough drivers.
California Lawmakers Raise Caps On Medical Malpractice Lawsuit AwardsThe California Legislature on Thursday agreed to increase how much money people can win in medical malpractice lawsuits.
Modesto Turns Down Rental Scooter Company BirdThe city of Modesto will not allow the rental of electric scooters after turning down an agreement with Bird scooters.
Health
Yolo County Sees COVID-19 Spike, But Not Considering Mask MandateFor about a week, Yolo County’s community transmission of COVID-19 has remained high.
'Young People Should Be Receiving Support Now': Woodland Man Speaks At First-Ever Mental Health Youth Action Forum At White HouseA new movement was empowering conversations on youth mental health at the White House on Wednesday as part of the first-ever mental health youth action forum.
Boosted Californians Getting COVID At Twice The Rate Of Those Vaccinated But Not BoostedPeople who are boosted are getting COVID at twice the rate of people who are vaccinated but not boosted. They're also being hospitalized at a higher rate. But experts say this doesn't mean you're twice as likely to get COVID after a boost.