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ROSEVILLE - Christopher Jon Michael Northam and his ex-wife Averil Elizabeth ...
ROSEVILLE - Dry Creek Elementary School in Roseville was placed on lockdown ...
STOCKTON, CA - Less than four days after a helicopter collided with a plane in ...
Jeff Carter's 500th NHL game was one he will remember for a long time.
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ELK GROVE - The (12) St. Francis Troubadours upset the (5) Monterey Trail ...
News10 watchdogs tracked how the dangerous and sometimes deadly counterfeit prescription drug trade makes its way from global markets into the United States.
SACRAMENTO COUNTY - Red light cameras made millions of dollars for the state of California last year. Critics say those cameras are often inaccurate. Law enforcement says the cameras help save lives.
A USA TODAY analysis of government ratings for more than 15,000 nursing homes over the last three years shows a higher percentage receiving top ratings, although more than 500 homes have remained stuck at the lowest rating during that time.
NATOMAS - Families in Natomas are still being fenced out of their neighborhood playgrounds while the City of Sacramento's Parks and Recreation Department finishes an improvement project.
LODI - A complaint investigation report with the California Department of Social Services accuses a Lodi daycare provider of putting several babies in car seats and leaving them in dark closets, bedrooms and bathrooms with the doors shut.
STOCKTON - News10 Watchdogs investigate questions raised at Tuesday night's city council meeting on the Marshall Plan.
SACRAMENTO - Families in Natomas are being fenced out of their neighborhood playgrounds and want to know when their kids can resume playtime.
STOCKTON - When Stockton city government dismantled a homeless campsite of registered sex offenders, parole agents had to scramble to keep track of them.
SACRAMENTO - Lawmakers met for less than an hour on Friday so they could avoid losing their per diem.
RIO VISTA - News10 has learned a problem-plagued Caltrans ferry led to a delayed response by paramedics racing to save a man who'd fallen from the mast of his sailboat.
PENRYN - The Placer County Sheriff's Department has begun an investigation at a ResCare residential facility in Penryn where a severely developmentally and physically disabled woman was found to be six months pregnant.
STOCKTON - It turns out, Christmas decorations are OK at Lincoln Unified schools after all.
SACRAMENTO - Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are very nervous about the now $100 billion inflation-adjusted price tag, twice the original estimate.
CHICAGO - A national study finds that the phenomenon of teen sexting on cellphones may not be as widespread as people believe.
SACRAMENTO - Gov. Jerry Brown's pension reform plan he unveiled in early November goes before a legislative hearing Thursday where it's expected to be sliced and diced by lawmakers.
While metal theft has directly impacted thousands of those in the Sacramento area, it is in no way confined to the valleys boundaries, or American borders for that matter.
PENRYN - Although a well-known sanctuary surrendered most of its animals to the local humane society, the sanctuary's founders continue to accept thousands of dollars in donations each month.
SACRAMENTO - Green businesses have joined the exodus of California companies leaving the state or expanding only outside state borders.
STOCKTON - Denise and Stan Smart are encouraged by DNA analysis that's testing old evidence in the case of their daughter Kristin who was last seen on Memorial Day weekend, 1996.
OAKDALE --The horse nicknamed named Lucky Pal who was hit by a car last week in Wilton is doing "remarkably well" on day 3 of his recovery after Tuesday's eight-hour surgery in Oakdale.
SACRAMENTO - Just a few days after Sacramento Sheriff Scott Jones said the state's plan for realignment is "asinine", more than 30 other sheriffs have agreed.
SACRAMENTO - The Sacramento County prosecutor is rescinding layoffs thanks to a environmental lawsuit filed against Chevron.
STOCKTON - Stockton's Police Officers' Association said Chief Blair Ulring's returned to work as interim police chief after retiring from the force the day before "double dips" on taxpayer money.
SACRAMENTO - People are concerned about crimes that will not be prosecuted after the Sacramento County's District Attorney's Office received extra funding to avoid layoffs.
SACRAMENTO - Five months after Gov. Jerry Brown released a detailed plan about reforming public pensions, there has been a lot of talk, but very little action on the issue at the Capitol.