Weather
Winter Storm Prompts School Closures
Camino Elementary remains shuttered after heavy snowfall
Rain, Gusty Winds Impact Northern California
Storm system brings showers and high winds, affecting morning and evening commutes
Bay Area Sees Rare Snowfall at Higher Elevations
Winter weather advisory issued for the first time in 3 years
Lifestyle
Delta College Stockton Campus Closed Through Weekend Due to Heating Issues
Crews work to repair leak in underground heating pipe as most buildings lack heat.
Twin Rivers Superintendent to Step Down After 13 Years
Steve Martinez will leave his role in October 2026 after leading the district through major changes.
Natomas Unified Prepares for Possible Teacher Strike
District approves emergency measures to keep schools open if teachers walk out
Crime
Citrus Heights Considers Stricter Massage Business Rules Amid Crime Concerns
City council takes first steps to pass over a dozen new requirements for massage businesses in response to rise in illicit activity.
Driver crashes off overpass onto Highway 99 in Sacramento, CHP says
The vehicle crashed through a fence before going off the overpass, causing debris to fall into the southbound lanes.
Private Investigator Believes Nancy Guthrie Was Abducted by Cartel, Not Taken to Mexico
Bill Garcia, a veteran PI, says the evidence suggests Guthrie was taken to an area north of Tucson, not across the border.
Health
Sacramento Massage Studio Expands Midtown Presence
Sacramento Massage & Trigger Point Therapy opens upgraded facility to serve local community
Orthopedic Surgeons Decry Disconnect Between Insurance Policies and Clinical Reality
Surgeons say prior authorization delays, standardized codes, and quality metrics fail to capture the nuances of orthopedic care.
Sacramento Eateries Shut Down for Food Safety Violations
Health inspectors found live cockroaches and other unsanitary conditions at multiple restaurants.
Entertainment
Beloved California News Anchor Dick Cable Dies at 89
Cable was a staple of the Sacramento news airwaves for three decades as the former anchor of KXTV.
Beloved California News Anchor Dick Cable Dies at 89
Cable was a staple of Sacramento news for three decades as the former anchor of KXTV.
Joan Lunden Reflects on First TV Job Offer in Parking Lot
The longtime Good Morning America host got her start after a chance encounter in a Sacramento parking lot.
