• 4 hurt in I-80 crash near Colfax

    4 hurt in I-80 crash near Colfax
    Four people were transported to the hospital after a multi-vehicle crash near Colfax.
  • Suspect arrested in Cameron Park after high-speed chase

    Suspect arrested in Cameron Park after high-speed chase
    A man was arrested Friday after a high-speed chase through Sacramento and El Dorado counties.
  • Pedestrian Trying To Cross I-80 Near Fairfield Struck, Killed By Big Rig

    Pedestrian Trying To Cross I-80 Near Fairfield Struck, Killed By Big Rig
    FAIRFIELD, Calif. (AP) – A 33-year-old San Francisco-area man is dead after being struck by a big-rig nearly seven hours into the new year.
    California Highway Patrol officials say dispatch started receiving calls around 6:25 a.m. Friday of a man acting oddly along an interstate highway.
    Authorities say the man had left his disabled vehicle on the shoulder of Interstate 80. He was trying to cross traffic lanes when a tractor-trailer struck him around 6:41 a.m.
    He died immediately.
    CHP spoke
  • Pedestrian struck dead trying to cross I-80 in Fairfield

    Pedestrian struck dead trying to cross I-80 in Fairfield
    A 33-year-old San Francisco-area man is dead after being struck by a big-rig nearly seven hours into the new year.
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  • New Year's Eve party in Rancho Cordova ends in fatal shooting

    New Year's Eve party in Rancho Cordova ends in fatal shooting
    A man was shot and killed outside of a Rancho Cordova home as a New Year’s Eve party ended early Friday morning.
  • Warmer, Wetter Weather Ahead For Northern California Next Week

    Warmer, Wetter Weather Ahead For Northern California Next Week
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – The new year has gotten off to a cold start, but the weather will be changing starting Saturday night.
    According to the National Weather Service, wet weather will begin moving into Northern California on Saturday night into Sunday. However, this system will be focused over the Coastal Range and Shasta County and is not expected to be a serious weather-maker, with precipitation being generally less than 0.5 inches.
    Expect a few inches of snow to fall at about 4,000 feet
  • Police: Standoff suspect accused of sexually assaulting minor

    Police: Standoff suspect accused of sexually assaulting minor
    A man was arrested after a standoff with authorities at a Fairfield home Thursday.
  • Man Found Stabbed Multiple Times In West Sacramento

    Man Found Stabbed Multiple Times In West Sacramento
    WEST SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Police say a man is in serious condition after being stabbed multiple times early New Year’s morning.
    The incident happened along the 1800 block of Merkley Avenue in West Sacramento.
    Officers say they were called to the scene around 2:30 a.m. and found a 55-year-old man with multiple stab wounds. Medics took the man to the UC Davis Medical Center where he is listed in serious condition.
    Detectives have not identified any witnesses or a possible suspect in th
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  • Law requiring pregnancy clinics to inform patients of abortion goes into effect

    Law requiring pregnancy clinics to inform patients of abortion goes into effect
    A new state law requiring pregnancy crisis clinics to inform patients about the availability of abortions will go into effect Friday, following a decision by a federal appeals court in San Francisco to refuse to block it.
  • Man found dead in Sacramento apartment; suspect arrested

    Man found dead in Sacramento apartment; suspect arrested
    A  man was arrested Thursday in connection to a murder in a north Sacramento apartment.
  • Police: Man Spotted Driving In Sacramento, Drinking Beer

    Police: Man Spotted Driving In Sacramento, Drinking Beer
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Police say they arrested a reportedly brazen drunken driver late Thursday afternoon.
    The Sacramento Police Department says officers showed up along the 3200 block of Pamela Drive just before 5 p.m. Witnesses reported seeing a man driving a car and drinking a beer at the same time.
    At the scene, officers spotted the car and accosted the driver.
    Police say the driver – 51-year-old Antonio Antonio Enriquez – failed field sobriety tests and was arrested.
    Enriqu
  • Sacramento restaurant giving away free food, drink to first 1,000 customers

    Sacramento restaurant giving away free food, drink to first 1,000 customers
    Local restaurant Suzie Burger is giving away free cheeseburgers, fries and a drink to the first 1,000 customers who come to the restaurant Friday, Jan. 1.
  • Driving Or Biking With Earbuds In Now Illegal In California

    Driving Or Biking With Earbuds In Now Illegal In California
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – If you’re used to commuting with earbuds, heads-up: it’s now illegal to drive or bike with them in your ears – even if there’s no music playing.
    The new state law, which went into effect Jan. 1, even prohibits you from wearing them on top of your ears.
    It’s already been illegal to wear headphones or earplugs while driving and biking for several years.
    This new law specifies earbuds.
    The law excludes people operating construction equipment
  • Man, 32, Found Dead In Sacramento; Suspect Arrested In Vallejo

    Man, 32, Found Dead In Sacramento; Suspect Arrested In Vallejo
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Authorities are investigating after a 32-year-old man was found dead.
    The scene was at an apartment along the 4900 block of Little Oak Lane. According to the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department, deputies showed up at the scene around 10 a.m. Thursday and found the man unresponsive on the floor of the apartment.
    Medics soon pronounced the man dead.
    At first, detectives didn’t notice any obvious signs of trauma. However, investigators later found that some
  • Man, 23, shot outside Rancho Cordova residence

    Man, 23, shot outside Rancho Cordova residence
    Authorities are investigating a homicide after a 23-year-old man was shot and killed following a party in Rancho Cordova early Friday.
  • Fairfield Dog At Center Of Shocking Video Turned Over To Authorities

    Fairfield Dog At Center Of Shocking Video Turned Over To Authorities
    FAIRFIELD (CBS13) – The dog seen being violently thrown in a video that went viral has been turned over to authorities.
    Fairfield Police say Benny the Pug was turned over to Solano County Humane Animal Services Thursday night. Apparently, the dog was in Richmond when it was turned over to a third party, who then turned it over to authorities.
    A video posted to Facebook captured Benny being tossed across the pavement on Pennsylvania Street in Fairfield. The video has racked up more than 50,
  • Man, 23, Shot And Killed After Party In Rancho Cordova

    Man, 23, Shot And Killed After Party In Rancho Cordova
    RANCHO CORDOVA (CBS13) – Authorities are investigating after a man was shot to death at a party early New Year’s morning.
    The scene at a home along the 3200 block of Nosler Court. According to the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department, deputies showed up at the scene just before 2 a.m. after a report of a person shot and found a 23-year-old man lying on the ground outside.
    Noslet Ct. In Rancho Cordova crime taped off, the years first homicide occured before 2 this morning. pic
  • Fire Engulfs Abandoned West Sacramento Home

    Fire Engulfs Abandoned West Sacramento Home
    WEST SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – An abandoned house went up in flames early New Year’s morning.
    The scene was along the 200 block of 5th Street. Firefighters were called out to the scene just before 2 a.m. and found that the house was fully engulfed.
    Firefighters say the roof of the house collapsed during the fire. The fact that the house was boarded up complicated the firefight, but firefighters soon found a couple of open doors and made their attack.
    “It’s not a normal street
  • Woodland Man Inspired By Past Tragedies Offering Free Rides On New Year’s Eve

    Woodland Man Inspired By Past Tragedies Offering Free Rides On New Year’s Eve
    WOODLAND (CBS13) — A Woodland man is helping partygoers get home safe, saying he’s driven to do this by past tragedies involving his own friends and family.
    Adrian Gonzalez is trying to make the streets a little safe on New Year’s Eve by offering free rides home.
    “I’ve picked up a fair share of people almost passing out, I have taken a lady to the hospital at one point,” he said.
    It’s the fourth year he’s picked up passengers pro bono.
    “A lot
  • Bill To Ban Use Of Grand Juries In Officer Involved Shootings Goes Into Effect

    State Senator Holly Mitchell
    SACRAMENTO — State Sen. Holly Mitchell, D-Los Angeles, may have authored a bill that could set a trend across the country and put more focus on officer-involved shootings.
    On Tuesday, Dec. 29, Gov. Jerry Brown (D) signed a Sen. Mitchell’s Senate Bill 227 (SB 227) that will no longer allow grand juries in cases involving police shootings of civilians, effective Jan. 1
    California will no longer use grand juries in cases involving police shootings of civilia
  • Philadelphia Thumps Sacramento Kings 110-105 For Third Victory Of The Season

    Philadelphia 76ers guard Isaiah Canaan, left, gives teammate Nerlens Noel, right, a chest bump at Sleep Train Arena on Dec. 30. The 76ers beat the Kings 110-105. (OBSERVER photo by Antonio R. Harvey)
    NORTH NATOMAS — The Sacramento Kings knew the Philadelphia 76ers were a dangerous team coming in to Sleep Train Arena on Dec. 30, the last home game of 2015.
    The 76ers, who started out with an 0-18 record, showed how venomous they have been in the last few games by beating the Kings 110-105 in
  • Year In Review: The Top 100 News Stories Of 2015 On CBS Sacramento, 25-1

    Year In Review: The Top 100 News Stories Of 2015 On CBS Sacramento, 25-1
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — As the new year approaches, we’re taking a look back at the most popular stories on CBS Sacramento in 2015.
    You can find all of our 2015 In Review content here.25. Citrus Heights Residents Crying Foul Over Neighbor’s Surveillance Camera Pointed At Their Hot Tub
    Residents at a Citrus Heights apartment complex want something done about a prying eye pointed towards their hot tub from behind a neighbor’s fence.
    24. Broken Sprinklers A
  • Fairfield Grandmother Will Face Murder, Child Abuse Charges In Bathtub Drowning

    Fairfield Grandmother Will Face Murder, Child Abuse Charges In Bathtub Drowning
    FAIRFIELD (CBS13) — A Fairfield grandmother accused of drowning her 4-year-old grandson in court appeared in court for the first time on Thursday.
    Dawn Raines-Hewes, 51, was formally charged with murder and child abuse causing death. She showed little emotion in court and had no family members in the courtroom to support her.
    Judge Robert Fracchia did not allow cameras in the court after “learning the consequences of this case.”
    Raines-Hewes was offered a public defender as Sol
  • Midtown, Old Sacramento Ready For Busy New Year’s Eve Celebrations

    Midtown, Old Sacramento Ready For Busy New Year’s Eve Celebrations
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — The new year is on its way, and revelers are ready to enjoy it throughout the Sacramento area.
    New Year’s Eve is one of Connor Davidson’s favorite holidays of the year and he loves spending it in Sacramento.
    “Midtown in general is really fun, especially this area,” he said.
    He and thousands of others will be ringing in 2016 throughout the region. From bars to restaurants, preparations are underway for the big night.
    Faces owner Terry Sidie is re
  • Sacramento-based burger chain located near Dubai fire

    Sacramento-based burger chain located near Dubai fire
    The owner of a Sacramento-based burger chain said Thursday that all of his workers at a restaurant in Dubai are safe, following a massive hotel fire nearby.
  • Woman beats DUI charge with claim body brews alcohol

    Woman beats DUI charge with claim body brews alcohol
    Drunken-driving charges against an upstate New York woman have been dismissed based on an unusual defense: Her body is a brewery.
  • Painful Loss For Sacramento Man A Reminder Not To Fire Guns To Ring In New Year

    Painful Loss For Sacramento Man A Reminder Not To Fire Guns To Ring In New Year
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — While you’re planning your New Year’s celebration, here’s a cautionary tale reminding people of the consequences of shooting guns in the air when the clock strikes midnight.
    Sure, there are legal consequences, and the city of Stockton has ShotSpotter ready to locate where shots are fired, but it’s important to remember what goes up must come down.
    It was one year ago on Thursday that Stephen Lucas was ready to celebrate a new year
  • ‘Unprecedented’ Security Planned For Rose Parade

    ‘Unprecedented’ Security Planned For Rose Parade
    PASADENA, Calif. (AP) – Final preparations were underway Thursday for the 127th Rose Parade, with hundreds of people claiming front-row spots for the huge New Year’s celebration that authorities said would be held under unprecedented security although there were no known threats.
    Despite the prospect of overnight temperatures as low as the mid-30s, enthusiastic fans began planting seats, blankets and even air mattresses to camp out along the 5 1/2-mile route Thursday afternoon. Their
  • Grandmother accused of drowning grandson charged with murder

    Grandmother accused of drowning grandson charged with murder
    A Fairfield grandmother accused of intentionally drowning her 4-year-old grandson in a bathtub was charged with murder and child abuse Thursday, according to the Solano County District Attorney's Office.
  • This Is How Much You Saved On Gasoline In 2015

    This Is How Much You Saved On Gasoline In 2015
    NEW YORK (AP) – U.S. drivers saved a bunch of money on gasoline this past year, as Saudi Arabia and other OPEC members kept the pumps going in the face of low oil prices. Massive stockpiles of crude globally turned 2015 into the year of the pain-free fill up. More of the same is expected for 2016 as oil prices remain low. Here’s a quick breakdown of the numbers, courtesy of the AAA.
    ONE FOR THE OIL MAN, TWO FOR ME
    Americans saved a collective $115 billion plus this year on trips to t

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