Melanie Wingo is a news reporter for KCRA 3 and My58 Television, focusing on local news in the Sacramento area. With a background in journalism, Melanie has covered a wide range of stories, including community events, crime, sports, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in NewsChannel 21 and KIFI News Group.
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Sacramento, United States (Local)
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Melanie's focus is on local news, community events, and government announcements within Sacramento and California. She covers a range of topics including family & relationships, crime, and government & politics.
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By: Melanie Wingo
Law enforcement and public health advocates applaud city council's passage of 'urgency ordinance' that take aim against tobacco retail businesses
By: Melanie Wingo
Northern California communities that get hit with flooding will get the chance to learn about disaster preparedness in advance of winter storm activity.
By: Melanie Wingo
Advertisement Fix 50 construction: 55-hour connector closure could affect road travel around Sacramento
By: Melanie Wingo
The institute's executive director, Joe Pick, visited the KCRA 3 studios Monday to discuss the organization's mission and the upcoming Heroes, Hops & Hot Rods event.
By: Melanie Wingo
The case against the man accused in a deadly shootout with officers and a hostage situation at a Roseville park is set to be back in court Tuesday morning.
By: Melanie Wingo
Feeling a large-scale earthquake in a safe setting. That’s what students, staff and visitors at Sacramento State experienced Wednesday as the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services brought its mobile earthquake simulator to campus.
By: Melanie Wingo
California voters will decide on 10 statewide propositions when they cast their ballots in this year's general election.
With the holiday season approaching, it's easy to get overwhelmed by the number of projects and tasks that need to be done before guests arrive for gatherings or those extended stays with loved ones begin.
By: Melanie Wingo
Sacramento Regional Transit received a check for $76.8 million in grant funding Wednesday that will go toward the construction of a new hydrogen fueling station and upgraded bus facility.
By: Melanie Wingo
Voters looking for a place to drop off their ballots may not need to look any farther than their favorite lunch spot or auto repair shop.
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