• Police Detain Student After Report Of Armed Student At Beyer High In Modesto

    MODESTO (CBS13) – A student has been detained by police after reports of a person with a gun on the campus of a Modesto school.
    The incident happened early Thursday morning at Beyer High School.
    Modesto police say the student was safely detained. No shooting occurred, police say.
    It’s unclear, at this point, if a weapon was recovered.
    The school district is expected to release a statement about the incident shortly.
    More information to come. Stick with CBS13.com for updates.
  • UC Davis’ ‘WarnMe’ Alert System Failed Night Of Officer Corona’s Shooting

    DAVIS (CBS13) – UC Davis is working to fix a problem with their campus-wide alert system after it failed during the night Officer Natalie Corona was fatally shot.
    Officials say only a fraction of people received the first WarnMe notification of a “suspect at large” right away.
    Others received it an hour later.
    “The system failure we saw on January 10 was unacceptable, and we will take all necessary measures to ensure 100 percent performance in the future,” said Chan
  • Suspect Detained Following Elk Grove Officer-Involved Shooting

    ELK GROVE (CBS13) – One person has been detained following an officer-involved shooting in Elk Grove.
    The shooting happened Thursday morning in the 8000 block of Orchard Loop Lane, according to a statement from the Elk Grove Police Department.
    EGPD officer involved shooting in 8000 block of Orchard Loop Lane. All officers ok, suspect detained. Media staging at Orchard Loop Lane (north end) and Power Inn Rd.
    — EGPD (@ElkGrovePD) January 17, 2019All officers are said to be OK.
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  • Montana Resident, 48, Identified As Suspect In Placer County Shooting Spree

    ROSEVILLE (CBS13) – The Placer County Sheriff’s Office says 48-year-old Florence, Montana resident Stanley Stepanski III was the suspect in the shooting spree earlier this week.
    Investigators have said there is no relationship between the gunman and the 93-year-old woman who died from her injuries.
    UPDATE: We have identified the suspect in Tuesday’s shooting spree in Placer County as 48-year old Stanley StepanskiIII, of Florence, Montana.
    Despite rumors, Stepansky III has no kn
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  • Police: Trio Stole Golf Cart At Sac State, Damaged Hornet Stadium Turf

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Sac State police are looking for the three people who are suspected of damaging the Hornet Stadium track and football field.
    The incident happened on Dec. 29 around 7:30 p.m.
    The three men police say stole a golf cart and damaged the Hornet Stadium field. (Credit: Sacramento State Police Department)
    Police say the trio managed to steal a campus golf cart. They then drove it onto the field at Hornet Stadium, damaging the track, turf and fencing.
    A surveillance photo of
  • Police Use Narcan To Revive Overdose Victim

    FAIRFIELD (CBS13) — Fast-acting police in Fairfield saved a life this week using Narcan and CPR.
    Officers responded to an overdose call on Travis Boulevard Monday night. They say they found a 50-year-old man unconscious and not breathing, who they believed had overdosed on heroin.
    They administered two doses of Narcan, a drug that reverses the effects of opioids, and began CPR until paramedics arrived. EMTs transported the man to the hospital, where he was revived.
    Fairfield Police sa
  • Crisis Negotiators Talk Burglary Suspect Out Of Tree During Storm

    STOCKTON (CBS13) — Police in Stockton say a burglar broke into a house on West Adams Street and when officers showed up, he climbed a tree and refused to come down.This all happened in the middle of Wednesday’s wind and rain storm.
    Police say the man, who they’ve identified as 42-year-old Christopher Jachalke, stayed in the tree for several hours during the storm, refusing to surrender.Crisis negotiators from the Stockton Police Department eventually talked the man down. He&rsq
  • Sacramento Weather: Cars Stuck In Yolo County Road Off Highway 505 Flooded After Storm

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Many cities across the Sacramento Valley saw more than two inches of rain over the past 48 hours as storms rolled through the region.
    According to the NWS Sacramento’s estimates, Sacramento saw 2.68 inches as of 4 a.m. Thursday.
    Curious about the #rain totals? Check out these rainfall estimates for the past 48 hours over northern#California. #cawx #CAStorm pic.twitter.com/zjQ1yRv7lR
    — NWS Sacramento (@NWSSacramento) January 17, 2019Chico saw about 2.8 inche
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  • Stockton Man Arrested, Suspected Of Child Abuse After 2018 Death Of 4-Year-Old Daughter

    STOCKTON (CBS13) – A 39-year-old Stockton man has been arrested in connection to the death of his 4-year-old daughter, police say.
    Stockton police say the child, Serenity Moore, was found with severe injuries at a home along the 8600 block of Rice Court back on Nov. 25, 2018. Moore was taken the UC Davis Medical Center, but she later died.
    Kevin Carames Sr.’s booking photo. (Credit: Stockton Police Department)
    Moore’s step-mother, 21-year-old Zulma Chavez Ventura, was arrested
  • Dutch Bros. Locations Donating $1 Per Drink Towards Officer Corona Memorial Fund

    DAVIS (CBS13) – More than a dozen Dutch Bros. locations throughout the Central Valley and the North Bay will be raising money for the Natalie Corona Memorial Fund on Thursday.
    Dutch Bros. says $1 from each drink sold is being donated to the fallen officer’s memorial fund.
    The fund was organized by the Davis Police Department.
    A total of 17 Dutch Bros. locations are participating.
    Officer Corona was shot and killed on duty last Thursday. The suspect, Kevin Douglas Limbaugh, shot and a
  • Cars Stuck In Yolo County Road Off Highway 505 Flooded After Storm

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Many cities across the Sacramento Valley saw more than two inches of rain over the past 48 hours as storms rolled through the region.
    According to the NWS Sacramento’s estimates, Sacramento saw 2.68 inches as of 4 a.m. Thursday.
    Curious about the #rain totals? Check out these rainfall estimates for the past 48 hours over northern#California. #cawx #CAStorm pic.twitter.com/zjQ1yRv7lR
    — NWS Sacramento (@NWSSacramento) January 17, 2019Chico saw about 2.8 inche
  • Sacramento Weather: Blizzard Conditions Create Low Visibility, Dangerous Driving Conditions In Sierra

    SODA SPRINGS (CBS13) — It began as a calm winter afternoon in the Sierra at 1 p.m. Wednesday, and by 7 p.m. blizzard conditions started to brew.
    By late Wednesday visibility was so low drivers could only see a few feet in front of their vehicles driving through Donner Summit.
    Traveling on a largely deserted I-80, the CBS13 Sierra crew pulled over to talk to Celine Wang who said her brother is visiting from Taiwan and seeing this kind of snow for the first time.
    “Just to see this &nda
  • Blizzard Conditions Create Low Visibility, Dangerous Driving Conditions In Sierra

    SODA SPRINGS (CBS13) — It began as a calm winter afternoon in the Sierra at 1 p.m. Wednesday, and by 7 p.m. blizzard conditions started to brew.
    By late Wednesday visibility was so low drivers could only see a few feet in front of their vehicles driving through Donner Summit.
    Traveling on a largely deserted I-80, the CBS13 Sierra crew pulled over to talk to Celine Wang who said her brother is visiting from Taiwan and seeing this kind of snow for the first time.
    “Just to see this &nda
  • Sacramento Weather: Heavy Rain Wreaks Havoc Around Sacramento County

    SACRAMENTO COUNTY (CBS13) – Wicked rain continued to pound down across the region Wednesday night.
    The howling wind is uprooted trees and knocked out power to hundreds of customers in Fair Oaks and Rancho Cordova.
    Tree down in Fair Oaks, firefighters say gusty winds knocked it down on top of power lines, a few hundred people without power as crews work to repair @CBSSacramento pic.twitter.com/aJQH7czio3
    — JENN MCGRAW CBS13 (@NewsMcGraw) January 17, 2019Emergency crews were also
  • Heavy Rain Wreaks Havoc Around Sacramento County

    SACRAMENTO COUNTY (CBS13) – Wicked rain continued to pound down across the region Wednesday night.
    The howling wind is uprooted trees and knocked out power to hundreds of customers in Fair Oaks and Rancho Cordova.
    Tree down in Fair Oaks, firefighters say gusty winds knocked it down on top of power lines, a few hundred people without power as crews work to repair @CBSSacramento pic.twitter.com/aJQH7czio3
    — JENN MCGRAW CBS13 (@NewsMcGraw) January 17, 2019Emergency crews were also
  • Bacon And Butter To Open Second Location In East Sacramento

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — The popular breakfast spot Bacon and Butter is getting ready to open its second location.
    The owner said a final inspection is needed on the new location on J Street in East Sacramento, and if all goes well the restaurant will be open within the next two weeks.
    READ: Downtown Sacramento Restaurant Facing Possible Eviction
    The restaurant’s current location is at 5913 Broadway in Tahoe Park.
    The owners are hoping for a January opening date, for the J Street lo
  • Suspected DUI Driver Arrested After Head-On Crash In Amador County

    AMADOR COUNTY (CBS13) — The Amador County Sheriff’s Office is reminding drivers to use extra caution on the wet roads and to never drive drunk.
    Deputies responded to a head-on collision in Pine Grove Wednesday night. They said the driver was arrested for a DUI and the other driver was transported to the hospital with injuries.
    The wet weather is expected to continue through Thursday with gusty winds across Northern California.
  • Downtown Sacramento Restaurant Facing Possible Eviction

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A Downtown Sacramento restaurant co-owned by a Kings player is in danger of being evicted.
    El Rey, which means “the king”, is on K Street near DOCO. The building’s owner alleges in a lawsuit that the restaurant’s owners owe more than $50,000 in rent.
    The suit was filed in hopes of recouping the money, ending the lease, and evicting the restaurant.
    El Rey is owned by a group registered to Kings player Kenny Thomas.
    CBS13 has reached out to the gr
  • Suspect Killed In Yuba County Officer-Involved Shooting Had History Of Resisting Arrest, Battery On Officers

    LINDA (CBS13) — The Yuba County Sheriff released new information about the officer-involved shooting that killed 45-year-old assault suspect Jahmal Derrick Stewart Monday.
    The incident started with reports of an armed assault in progress on the 1400 block of North Beale Road in Linda Monday afternoon. Deputies later determined that it was a strong-arm robbery of an elderly man. The victim’s son, Michael, said his 72-year-old father was beaten and had his cane stolen by the suspect.
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  • Despite Climate Challenges California Waterfowl Continue to Thrive

    (OPINION) – California has had it rough of late. The Golden State recently has suffered a historic drought, more than a dozen catastrophic wildfires, and a record heat wave. Scientific experts and policy makers agree, these troubling events aren’t episodic – the consensus is that climate change is actively taking a toll on Mother Earth.
    However, despite these challenges, certain animal populations continue to thrive. One such example of resiliency is the healthy population of N
  • Investigators: No Connection Between Placer County Gunman And 93-Year-Old Victim

    PLACER COUNTY (CBS13) — Investigators are saying there is no connection between the gunman in Tuesday night’s shooting spree in Placer County and the 93-year-old Mary Toste, who died from her injuries. Detectives still have not released the suspect’s name.
    Toste was the first gunned down in Penryn Tuesday night in a shooting spree that spanned from Loomis to near Roseville.
    From there the gunman went on a shooting rampage, flashing his weapon and firing at a driver in Loom
  • I-80 Re-Opened After Jackknifed Big Rig, Chain Controls In Effect

    4:45 p.m. update: California Highway Patrol in Truckee has reopened the Interstate-80.
    The agency said requirement 2 (R2) chain controls are in effect at this time. R2 controls mean chains or traction devices are required on all vehicles except four-wheel and all-wheel-drive vehicles with snow-tread tires on all four wheels.
    R2 controls are in effect for:I-80 in Cisco to Truckee. Chain control for trucks are maximum
    SR-89 from Prickett’s to US-50
    SR-267 from Northstar to Kings Be
  • Traffic Stopped On EB I-80 At Kingvale Due To Jackknifed Big Rig

    KINGVALE (CBS13) — Traffic is being held at eastbound Interstate 80 at Kingvale and Castle Peak after a big rig truck jackknifed on the road, according to Caltrans.
    (credit: CHP Truckee)
    All westbound traffic is being turned around at the state line and Truckee due to the accident.
    There is currently no estimated time of the road reopening.
    Caltrans recommends drivers take it slow on the roadways and prepare for the snow with chains.
  • Sacramento Mayor Recommends People Leave Work Early Because Of Storm

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — As a major storm rolls through the central valley there are many concerns about dangerous road conditions, flooding, and falling trees.
    Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg tweeted Wednesday suggesting that people consider going home early and staying put at home as the worst of the storm hits the Sacramento region.
    This whole week will be stormy, but the worst will hit this evening. You may want to consider going home from work early and staying put once you get there!h

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