Lodi Lake is now back open after being closed to swimmers due to high levels of bacteria in the water caused by recent high temperatures, city officials say.

A man died Monday morning after being struck by a car on Hazel Avenue in Sacramento County.

A Cool couple's wedding anniversary trip took an unexpected turn when a bear made its way into the family's minivan. 

The group aims to empower Latinos on campus through scholarship, brotherhood and the celebration of their identities

     “Vote blue, no matter who” is just not cutting it anymore for many Democrats.

     Apples, pumpkin spice and everything nice – that’s what the Georgetown Fall Market is made of.

     With the return of classes comes the return of many stressors for students. The fear of catching COVID-19 and not knowing is one the AU community faced this semester, as on-campus COVID test vending machines were out of service throughout the first two weeks of classes.

Multiple Sacramento area establishments will be reducing their hours due to the extreme heat this week. 

From one capital city to another, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) ruling handed down Friday would allow cities like Sacramento to implement civil punishments to eliminate homeless encampments.

The Kennedy Political Union hosted Donna Brazile as part of Women’s History Month celebration

     While gardening has long been a common hobby, urban agriculture has become an increasingly popular trend in Washington, D.C.

     Latinos in the United States continue to make significant contributions to the nation's economy, with some of the highest labor participation rates in the country, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

     “I wanna start this meeting with a moment of silence for the young man who was killed yesterday in Ward 5,” said Commissioner Gordon Fletcher of advisory neighborhood commission 5A.