Becca Habegger

As counties figure out what the passage of Prop 1 means for them, some people are worried about cuts while others are hopeful about the influx of new funds.

A job supposed to provide independent oversight for the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office has sat empty for seven months. That changes Tuesday.

The Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP) worries the Diocese filing for bankruptcy means survivors will get much lower settlement payments.

A bipartisan bill would make the act of soliciting sex with a minor a felony. Under current law, the act is a misdemeanor.

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the biggest case related to homelessness in decades. The justices' decision could substantially impact California.

The owner of the Golden Corral at 7700 West Stockton Boulevard said a growing encampment across from his restaurant is causing issues for his customers and business.

The city said it plans on terminating its lease with Camp Resolution. In response, camp advocates said they'll sue the city, calling it a breach of contract.

Neighbors who live near the Sacramento Northern Bike Trail along Rio Linda Boulevard say encampments in the area have only gotten worse in recent years.

The California Public Utilities Commission will vote Thursday whether privately-owned electric utilities can charge people a flat rate of $24.15 per month.

With many California homeowners unable to afford or even find homeowners insurance, the governor announced a new plan to expedite a fix for a market in crisis.