Jess Chairez, the father of a Sacramento organ donor and Sierra Donor Services External Affairs Director Kyla Aquino Irving discusses the difficulties that people of color face when needing an organ transplant and the gifts that Chairez's son gave when he saved five people's lives with his donated organs.

The Rocklin Unified School District voted 4-1 on Wednesday night to move forward with representation from The Liberty Justice Center despite the majority of public comment indicating that they are against the decision.

"Like myself, there are so many committed teachers on this campus who work hard, and they deserve to have a safe place to work that is free of guns, knives, pepper sprays, and bullets," said Rick Redding, a teacher at Hiram Johnson High School.

Thursday was supposed to be the day the Sacramento wanted people to move out, but Camp Resolutions’ attorney said that’s not happening while filing a new lawsuit against the city on Wednesday.

Hundreds gather at the California State Capitol to urge Governor Gavin Newsom to reverse his proposal to cut billions of dollars from the state budget.

Four days into the search for a 17-year-old in Livingston, the Merced County Sheriff's Office is keeping people out of the water.

Dozens of students walked out of their classes at UC Davis in support of Palestinians.

Sacramento Metro Fire crews are preparing for the busy summer season when many people enter the waterways to cool down.

The Sacramento Superior Court jury commissioner says the role of community members on a jury is key to the justice system.

Artists of Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage bring their unique perspectives and cultures into their creations.

Jewish community leaders from across California for the annual JPAC advocacy summit.

For the first time since 2019, rafting is expected to return to Lake Tahoe this year.

A school bus and powerlines were hit by an alleged drunk driver in Galt, outside of Sacramento.