• PG&E: Weather Didn’t Warrant Power Shut Off As Camp Fire Raged

    SACRAMENTO (AP) – Flames already were tearing through a Northern California town earlier this month when Pacific Gas & Electric Co. made the decision that improved weather conditions meant it wouldn’t have to shut off power to the area as a precaution against wildfires, according to documents filed by the utility.
    PG&E explained its decision not to follow through on warnings that it might shut off power in a filing late Tuesday with the state Public Utilities Commission.
    It c
  • CA Black Chamber President, Aubry Stone Dies at 74 Years Old

    SACRAMENTO — He fought tirelessly to secure economic opportunities for African Americans throughout the state and beyond and now, after a long battle with cancer, he’s at rest.
    Aubry Stone, founder and CEO of the California Black Chamber of Commerce died Wednesday. He was 74 years old.
    Stone, affectionately referred to by many as “Stoney,” was a formidable champion for Black entrepreneurs and was considered to be a giant in the small business community. While he was a nat
  • Up To 2,000 FEMA Trailers Planned For Camp Fire Victims

    PARADISE (AP) — The Federal Emergency Management Agency says up to 2,000 trailers could be used to help house survivors of a Northern California wildfire that has killed at least 88 people and destroyed 13,000 homes.
    Toney Raines, head of FEMA’s housing task force, says survivors could begin living in the trailers sometime this week. He says the 2,000 figure is just an estimate and could come down.
    Other survivors are being housed in hotels and apartments, some using financial assist
  • Tioga, Glacier Point Roads In Yosemite Close For Winter Season

    YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK (CBS13) – With the winter getting a jump start this week, officials have decided to close Tioga and Glacier Point roads in Yosemite National Park for the season.
    Both Tioga and Glacier Point close every winter season due to snowy weather causing poor road conditions. Tioga Road is closed between Crane Flat junction at Tioga Pass to five miles west of Lee Vining and Highway 395; Glacier Point Road is closed between the Yosemite Ski and Snow Board area all the way to G
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  • Newsom Names California Black Leaders To Transition Project

    SAN FRANCISCO (CBM) — Mayors London Breed (San Francisco), Michael Tubbs (Stockton), Willie Brown (Ret. San Francisco), Los Angeles County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas, State NAACP President Alice Huffman, and UC Regent Laphonza Butler have been named to the “All In California” transition process for Governor-elect Gavin Newsom.
    This group of leaders, representing the unique and diverse pockets of the African-American community, is tasked by the All In California Transition Pr
  • 1,000 Breweries Lined Up To Make ‘Resilience IPA’ That Will Benefit Camp Fire Victims

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – You could call them pints with a purpose.
    The benefits of beer are reaching far beyond Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. with its “Resilience Butte County Proud IPA.”
    “We’ve seen the devastation and destruction in those communities and how it’s affected all of California,” said Dave Gull from New Helvetia Brewing Company.
    Thank you @ButteSheriff @KoryHonea for helping us brew Resilience Butte County Proud IPA today. And thank you to the 1,00
  • Sacramento Homeless Triage Shelter To Stay Open Through End Of Year

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – A Sacramento homeless shelter will stay open until the end of the year.
    Tuesday night, city officials voted to extend services at the winter Triage Shelter on Railroad Drive.
    The measure passed with a two-thirds vote, keeping the homeless shelter at least until Dec. 31.
    The vote also increased the not-to-exceed amount to $295,000 and allows officials to provide portable restrooms and shower trailer rentals while services last.
  • Bicyclist Killed In Hit-And-Run In South Sacramento, Search Still On For Suspect

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run crash in Sacramento Wednesday morning.
    The scene is on South Watt Avenue, south of Fruitridge Road.
    SPD units on scene fatal hit & run collision, veh v bicyclist. SOUTH WATT COMPLETELY CLOSED both directions south of Fruitridge to Osage. Use an alternate route instead of South Watt.No suspect vehicle info or other updates at this time. pic.twitter.com/iij92mBrZ0
    — Sacramento Police (@SacPolice) November 28, 2018Of
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  • Thieves Steal Roughly $600 And Four Guitars From Drytown Club

    DRYTOWN (CBS13) — Deputies in Amador County are investigating an early morning theft at Drytown Club. It happened early Friday morning when the business was closed.
    “It was heartbreaking, so heartbreaking it never happened to me before,” said Allen Frank, the owner of Drytown Club.
    Written on the wall is his slogan: “The only wet spot in Drytown.” But missing from the rustic bar, the thing that gave it its identity.
    “I looked up and I saw the empty- saw the em
  • Theives Steal Roughly $600 And Four Guitars From Drytown Club

    DRYTOWN (CBS13) — Deputies in Amador County are investigating an early morning theft at Drytown Club. It happened early Friday morning when the business was closed.
    “It was heartbreaking, so heartbreaking it never happened to me before,” said Allen Frank, the owner of Drytown Club.
    Written on the wall is his slogan: “The only wet spot in Drytown.” But missing from the rustic bar, the thing that gave it its identity.
    “I looked up and I saw the empty- saw the em
  • Folsom High School Player Joseph Ngata Selected To Play In All-American Bowl

    FOLSOM (CBS13) — Decades from now people will crack open the Folsom football record books only to find Joseph Ngata’s name on every single page.Folsom wide receiver Joseph Ngata is having another career year for the Bulldogs and it earned him a trip to the nation’s most coveted showcase, the All-American Bowl.
    Ngata received his jersey at a ceremony Tuesday. He will join the top 100 players in the nation at the bowl in San Antonio on Jan. 5.
    READ: Sacramento Kings’ I
  • Authorities Warn Of Social Media Dangers After Man Arrested for Snapchat ‘Sextortion’

    CARMICHAEL (CBS13) — A case of “sextortion” on Snapchat.  A local man is charged with preying on several underage girls through social media and allegedly sexually assaulting one of them.
    Authorities say the underage girls were blackmailed by the suspect and are now warning parents and kids once again about the dangers of social media.
    “This is extremely scary for anyone, not just a teenager,” said Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office PIO Shaun Hampton
  • Police: Man Calls 911 And Threatens To Shoot Neighbors, Spurs Five-Hour Standoff At Trailer Park

    AMADOR COUNTY (CBS13) — A standoff at Jackson Rancheria RV Park came to a close Tuesday after five hours of negotiations, the Amador County Sheriff’s Department said.
    Deputies said a distraught man was threatening to shoot his gun at his neighbors. The man finally surrendered after talking with hostage negotiators for five hours.
    The suspect is now in custody but deputies said it was not without incident, saying they had to fire rubber bullets when the suspect did not comply with neg
  • Rebuilding Paradise: $1M Donated To Paradise Students, Teachers

    CHICO (CBS13) — A token of kindness worth $1.1 million. Paradise High School students lined up Tuesday evening to get a $1,000 check from a generous stranger a couple weeks after the Camp Fire destroyed their town of Paradise.
    The money is generosity from a total stranger that had some students trying to process it all.
    “I’m really appreciative because we can put it towards moving on,” said Arianna Harris.
    RELATED: San Diego Developer Donating $1M To Paradise Hi
  • Four New Historic Landmarks Added In Sacramento

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Gunther’s Ice Cream, the Iva Gard Shepard Garden and Arts Center, the Sacramento County Courthouse, and the Freeport Chase Bank have all been declared Sacramento Historic Landmarks.
    The Sacramento City Clerk announced Tuesday evening that the four locations have all been approved by the city council for landmark designation.
    RELATED: Sweet New Historical Landmark? Gunther’s Ice Cream Up For Special Designation
    The locations join a long list of historic
  • WATCH: Dog Cannot Control Her Excitement When Solider Comes Home

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Thanksgiving is a time that brings many families together, but one reunion at the Sacramento International Airport was extra special for the Cabrera family.Casandra Cabrera was deployed in Djibouti, Africa serving with the Army for the last 11 months. With one day’s notice to her family, she returned home to Sacramento on Thanksgiving.While her whole family was excited to see her, one special member was more excited than the rest. Her dog Missy May could bar
  • Police: Woman Arrested In Death Of 4-Year-Old Stepdaughter

    STOCKTON (CBS13) — A 21-year-old woman has been arrested in connection to the death of her 4-year-old step-daughter, Stockton Police said Tuesday.
    Police said officers were called to an area hospital Sunday on a report of child abuse when the girl arrived with severe injuries which required her to be transported to the UC Davis Medical Center.
    Detectives said the incident happened at the family’s residence in the 8600 block of Rice Court. Two other siblings, 4 and 5-year-old boys, we
  • Two-Day Strike Force College Classes In Modesto To Close

    MODESTO (CBS13) — The valley’s poor air quality recently forced Modesto Junior College to close and now students will be missing more classes… this time over a faculty strike. Union members are bargaining over a contract that expired two years ago.
    For the next two days, faculty at Modesto Junior College and Columbia College will be on strike. Workers are fighting over unfair labor practices.
    “We are tired of the threats. We are tired of their regressive bargaining tacti
  • Stockton Begins To Experience First Series Of Rain Storms

    STOCKTON (CBS13) — People around Stockton experienced light rain throughout the day Tuesday. Nothing too bad, but just enough to make those roadways slick.
    People walking around downtown and at the Stockton Marina came prepared with heavy coats for the chilly temperatures and their umbrellas for all the on and off again rain.
    READ: Sacramento Area School Districts Working To Support Paradise Students Returning To School
    There was an outside community event with the Stockton Fire Found
  • Sacramento Area School Districts Working To Support Paradise Students Returning To School

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — With the Camp Fire fully contained, school officials from Paradise and Sacramento are now working together to help the thousands of students who lost their homes and schools in the catastrophic fire.
    “The kids that lost everything are by federal law homeless. And parents can choose the school they want to go to,” said Butte County Superintendent Tim Taylor.
    Taylor says next week 32,000 students are expected to return to portable classes set up in the Chico
  • Deputies Find Rifles, Handguns, Drugs, And $1,000 Of Cash In Probation Search

    STOCKTON (CBS13) — Three adults were arrested and booked in the San Joaquin County jail Friday after a probation search in Stockton.
    Deputies said the community car, K-9, and C-set unties conducted the search on the 1400 block of North Filbert Street. Deputies found Israel Gonzalez, Briana Ayala-Barron, and Jose Martinez in the home.
    (source: San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Department)
    During the search, deputies said they discovered AR-15 style rifle, Glock 27 handgun, and am
  • Adam Ruins His Tour, Sacramento Show Canceled

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Comedian Adam Conover was supposed to perform his show, “Mind Parasites Live!” at Crest Theatre in January but has canceled due to scheduling conflicts.
    The show was scheduled for January 16 – the day after Los Angeles and the day before San Francisco.
    Conover posted on Twitter saying: “Because of conflicts with ARE’s (“Adam Ruins Everything”) production calendar, we unfortunately have to reschedule my upcoming tour dates. Will
  • Motorcycle Leads Galt Police In High Speed Chase

    GALT (CBS13) — A 29-year-old man is in jail after leading police in a high-speed chase early Monday morning.
    Just after midnight on Monday, Galt police said they attempted to make a traffic stop on a motorcycle near North Lincoln Way.
    But when the officers attempted to stop the motorcycle, it took off at a high rate of speed. Officers reported that the motorcycle reached speeds over 100 mph during the pursuit.
    READ: Man Arrested In Carmichael On Suspicion Of Snapchat ‘Sextortion

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