• Honor Ride For Fallen Newman Police Officer

    NEWMAN (CBS13) — An incredible show of support for slain police officer Ronil Singh.
    233 riders and their horses attended an honor ride for Corporal Singh.
    ALSO: Procession Held To Honor Slain Newman Police Officer Ronil Singh
    The group rode through the town of Newman.
    Riders took their hats off in honor of Singh as they passed the crime scene.
    Organizers say they are planning a similar ride for Davis police officer Natalie Corona.
     
  • Vehicular Manslaughter Arrest In Amador County

    PLYMOUTH (CBS13) — One woman is dead and a man is behind bars tonight in Amador County.
    Police say 44-year-old Kyle Buchanan ran over a woman who he claims was attacking him.
    That woman is reportedly 45-year-old Tina Gibbs.
    Officers say Buchanan was cooperative when they arrived, telling police he was being physically attacked by the woman and he tried to drive away.
    Crews flew the woman to Mercy San Juan Medical Center in Carmichael, but police say she died from her injuries.
  • Hield beats buzzer, lifts Kings to 103-101 win over Pistons

    DETROIT (AP) — Buddy Hield beat the buzzer with a winning shot for the first time in his NBA career.
    Hield made an off-balance, fadeaway 3-pointer just before time expired and scored 35 points in the Sacramento Kings’ 103-101 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Saturday night.
    “I’m blessed to say I got one in the NBA at the highest level,” he said. “It’s a fun. As a kid, you always dream of hitting one of those type of shots. It’s something I&rsquo
  • Sacramento MLK Day March Routes

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — There are two scheduled Martin Luther King Jr. Day events in Sacramento on Monday.
    The first is a march in honor of Dr. King that goes from the Oak Park Community Center to the Sacramento Convention Center.The second is a march at Grant High School in North Sacramento.
    For complete details, including times, of the events, you can visit: https://marchforthedream.org/
     
     
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  • Sacramento Stabbing Suspect On The Loose

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A suspect is on the loose in Sacramento after stabbing someone this morning.
    It happened near 26th and X Streets.
    Police aren’t releasing many details about the incident, but they do say the victim was taken to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
  • Helicopter Rescue In Yosemite

    YOSEMITE VALLEY (CBS13) — California Highway Patrol rescued two hikers from England this week.
    The helicopter rescue happened in the area of North Dome.
    According to the hikers, they attempted to descend into Yosemite Valley and lost the trail in the snow, getting trapped in a crevasse, where they slept overnight.
    Paramedics treated the reportedly cold and wet men.
  • Thousands March In Downtown Sacramento

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Thousands marched today from Southside Park to the California Capitol, as part of the Sacramento Women’s March.
    Most marchers said they were supporting women’s rights and gender equality. But many also said they were showing their support for city workers and LGBTQ rights.
    After an emotional march through downtown Sacramento, marchers gathered for a rally in front of the Capitol.
  • Sierra Bus Service Suspended

    LAKE TAHOE (CBS13) — Tomorrow’s incoming storm is already disrupting bus service around Lake Tahoe.
    All bus trips east of Colfax to Truckee and Reno and east of Placerville to South Lake Tahoe and Stateline have been canceled.
    ALSO: Winter Storm Watch Returns To The Sierra
    Service is still scheduled between Sacramento and Colfax in both directions.
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  • New Details On Fatal Sacramento Hit-And-Run

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — We’re learning more about the woman who died yesterday in a hit-and-run crash on Folsom Boulevard.
    Police are identifying her as Niema Cameron. Her family now seeking justice.
    Family and friends gathered at the scene this afternoon to remember the life of the 30-year-old victim.
    ALSO: Police Investigating Deadly Hit-And-Run That Left Woman Dead In Street For Hours
    Cameron was struck and killed by a hit and run driver around 4 o’clock Thursday morn
  • Sacramento Firefighters Mentor Local Youth

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Nearly 50 Sacramento-area high school students are participating in a youth development program sponsored by Sacramento Fire, Sacramento Metro Fire, and the Consumnes Fire District.
    The participants gain life guidance and career training.
    The program is a partnership between Solutions For At Risk Youth (SFARY) and the Sacramento Regional Fire Departments, and Sacramento area school districts.
    Firefighters and other positive role models coach and mentor local youth to g
  • Winter Storm Watch Returns To The Sierra

    PLUMAS COUNTY (CBS13) — The National Weather Service has upgraded tomorrow’s weather forecast at the high elevation to a winter storm warning.
    Heavy snow and high winds are anticipated to move in tomorrow afternoon. Drivers are urged to travel through the mountains before Sunday morning, if possible.
    ALSO: Sacramento Weather: Cars Stuck In Yolo County Road Off Highway 505 Flooded After Storm
    This includes I-80 over Donner Pass, Highway 50 over Echo Summit, and Highway 88 over Ca
  • Outpouring Of Support For Injured Placer County K-9

    LOOMIS (CBS13) — Placer County K-9 Eros is recovering after being shot in the line of duty earlier this week, and people are showing their love by trying to help with the costs of the injured K-9’s surgery.
    So much so, in fact, that Eros’s handler is requesting all donations for Eros go instead to a local nonprofit.
    Deputies ask people to make those donations to the Foothills K-9 Association, a nonprofit that works with K-9s and handlers. Foothills K-9 Association provides
  • Masterpiece Makeover For Modesto Church

    MODESTO (CBS13) — A major metamorphosis is underway of an old dilapidated building at this Modesto church.
    San Francisco graffiti artist Cameron Moberg says a friend let him know the church wanted to give him some money for a community project.
    “It was enough funds to do like a 10 by 12 spot on the wall,” says Moberg. “But then I got there and I saw all the work my parents had done and I saw all the kids’ faces and I was like we’re just going to paint thi

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