SHORTAGES AT THE SACRAMENTO FIRE DEPARTMENT ... 99 NINE MINUTES FROM ELK GROVE AND I-5, AND 11 MINUTE COMMUTE TEO. ALL RIGHT, THANK YOU, BRIAN STANISLAUS, COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPUTY, WILL BE ...

THAT WAS CHRISTY SMITH REPORTING FOR US TONIGHT, HELPING HANDS ACROSS SACRAMENTO ... Service, a community-wide initiative aimed at beautifying neighborhoods across the greater Sacramento area ...

Lawyers for the Sweetwater Authority water agency ... and service referrals to roughly 1,500 lower income San Diegans. The grants are part of the development corporation’s mission to serve vulnerable ...

The Berks County Area Agency on Aging announced Thursday an opportunity for older adults in the region to receive a free, portable air conditioner. The free program has eligibility guidelines.

The Sonoma County Water Agency began inflating its rubber dam in ... and public safety notices will be posted in the area. Fishing is prohibited within 250 feet of the dam, in accordance with ...

The Placer County Sheriff's Office said the drowning victim's body was located in the area of Oregon Bar, which is located on the north fork of the river. The victim's identity has not been ...

(FOX40.COM) — The Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District is responding to a growing fire that broke out in Rancho Cordova Tuesday afternoon. • Video Above: The most destructive fires in ...

The governing board of a Butler County-wide school support system has hired a veteran Hamilton County schools leader as its new superintendent. Butler County Educational Service Center trustees ...

The Sonoma County Water Agency began inflating its rubber dam in the Russian River near Forestville on Thursday, kicking off a multi-day process critical to providing clean drinking water to more ...

This weekend, the heart of Sacramento will come alive with color and pride. The Sacramento Pride Festival returns June 14 and 15 and is expected to draw more than 20,000 people for the two-day ...

“It really means a lot that we’re able to have this change,” Zeya Bishay, one of the students, said in a public comment during the transit district’s board of directors meeting on May 5.