Rachel Wulff is a reporter at CBS Sacramento CBS13. She covers a range of topics including construction, real estate, social issues, and crime, with a particular focus on California and Sacramento. Rachel has been featured in CBS Local Digital Media, WIBW TV, CBS News, and NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon.
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Rachel Wulff's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, government announcements, and evolving stories in the Sacramento area. She frequently covers topics related to community, education, healthcare, and crime.
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SACRAMENTO – It's a day many have been waiting for, especially if you are always waiting to find a parking spot when flying out of Sacramento International Airport.
Sacramento-area officials are on the lookout for a type of mosquito capable of spreading dangerous diseases. Its proliferation is so much of a concern that authorities are now asking the public for help spotting it.
WEST SACRAMENTO — An 18-year veteran of the West Sacramento Fire Department was laid to rest Tuesday morning.
By: Rachel Wulff
SACRAMENTO — Schools around the region are looking for ways to help students with anxiety and depression. This comes as the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 37% of youth experienced poor mental health during the pandemic.
By: Rachel Wulff
DAVIS — One Northern California doctor is looking to connect people living with hidden disabilities and illnesses with each other.
By: Rachel Wulff
SACRAMENTO — It was a reunion 18 years in the making. A Sacramento woman reunited with the teacher who made an impact on her life after she immigrated to the U.S. as a young girl.
By: Rachel Wulff, By Ashley Sharp
Two weeks out from the 2024 general election, there are two Sacramento-area municipalities with a Measure O on the November ballot. Depending on where you live, they do different things.
By: Rachel Wulff
According to Metro Fire, call volume has increased 40% in the last decade, but money to keep up with repairs and capital improvements hasn't. Measure O would bring in $415 million to improve infrastructure.
By: Rachel Wulff
SACRAMENTO — More people in California's capital city are opting to use bicycles to minimize their carbon footprint. One nonprofit is working to keep streets safe for bicyclists.
By: Rachel Wulff
CITRUS HEIGHTS — The City of Citrus Heights has a project in the works that will honor fallen veterans and bring awareness to their service.
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