• Police Volunteer In South Sacramento

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — The Sacramento Police Department held a day of service today.
    Numerous officers teamed with community members in South Sacramento to paint fences, remove debris, and pick up trash.
    In total, 40 Sacramento officers participated in the day of service.
  • Massive Sideshow Busted In North Sacramento

    NORTH SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — California Highway Patrol says it busted a massive illegal sideshow in North Sacramento tonight.
    Officers say it started around 9:30 with reports of cars racing in North Highlands near Antelope Road.
    When CHP arrived, they say they found several hundred vehicles driving recklessly close to hundreds of bystanders.
    One of the cars reportedly tried to speed away but crashed into a nearby home. That driver was arrested.
  • Measles Outbreak In Northwest Grows To 31 Cases

    VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) — The number of confirmed measles cases near Portland grew to 31 on Friday — an outbreak boosted by lower-than-normal vaccination rates in what has been called an anti-vaccination U.S. “hot spot.”
    Public health officials in southwest Washington, just across the Columbia River from Portland, Oregon, said people may have been exposed to the dangerous disease at more than three dozen locations, including Portland International Airport, a Portland T
  • Fair Oaks Boulevard Reopened

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Fair Oaks Boulevard is back open tonight after sheriff’s deputies investigated a suspicious package inside a postal box. The busy road was closed off and on briefly this evening.
    Deputies say the package was found at a business on Fair Oaks near Fulton Avenue.
    ALSO: Purse Snatchers Thwarted By Alert Good Samaritans In Fair Oaks
    The scene has been cleared.
    No word yet on what the package was.
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  • Federal Workers Welcome Their First Payday In A Month

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — As a Transportation Security Inspector for the TSA, Carlos Lemus still had to report to work during the government shutdown, although he wasn’t getting paid. So when a deal was reached Friday to re-open for three weeks, he was thrilled.
    “Well I’m relieved because I’m the sole earner for my family,” Lemus said.
    Lemus works allowing his wife to stay home with his son who’s still a toddler. They were fortunate to have some savings,
  • Placer County Crash Briefly Closes Busy Tahoe-Area Road

    TRUCKEE (CBS13) — California Highway Patrol has just reopened a busy road between Squaw Valley and Truckee.
    They say State Route 89 was closed in both directions because of a major accident.
    Traffic Alert:
    SR-89 is currently closed in both directions between Squaw Valley and West River St. due to a major injury head on collision.
    Use SR-267 as an alternate route.
    — CHP-Truckee (@CHP_Truckee) January 27, 2019Stay with CBS13 for the latest on this developing story.
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  • Sacramento Kids Gets Slimy

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A first of its kind event in the capital city today, involving of all things slime.
    A few years ago it was an internet fad, with kids making slime out of things like glue, and sharing it online.
    Now it’s turned into a booming business, and brings social media fame for kids.
    Today was Sacramento Slime Time, a first of its kind in the capital city, where slimy sensations from around the country are showing and selling their customized concoctions of glue, bora
  • Brrr! Sacramento Polar Plunge

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Sacramentans took the polar plunge today to benefit those with spinal cord injuries.
    Numerous people gathered this morning at the Fruitridge Aquatic Center for the 8th annual polar plunge.
    ALSO: Fundraisers Take Ice-Cold Plunge For Quadriplegic Man
    The event was also to benefit former lifeguard Nick Rouse who broke his neck in two places in a rope swing accident back in 2008.
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  • Law Enforcement Wins Nail-biter Over Firefighters In Pig Bowl

    SACRAMENTO STATE (CBS13) — A friendly rivalry was renewed today at Sac State as the annual Pig Bowl was played between local firefighters and law enforcement.
    This has been a Sacramento tradition for 45 years now.
    ALSO: Guns Beat Hoses In 44th Annual Guns And Hoses Game
    The game benefits various charities, schools, and non-profit organizations across the region.
    The law enforcement team scored a touchdown in the final minute to win the game 24-to-18.
     
  • Harris 2020 Kicks Off Tomorrow In Oakland

    OAKLAND (CBS13) — Senator Kamala Harris will officially kick off her 2020 presidential bid tomorrow in Oakland.
    As many as 15,000 people are expected to attend a rally at Frank Ogawa Plaza tomorrow afternoon.
    ALSO: Kamala Harris Jumps Into 2020 Presidential Race
    The California senator and former attorney general announced her candidacy on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
  • Pepper Spray At Denny’s Leads To Death Threats Against Deputies

    NEWCASTLE (CBS13) — Deputies in Placer County arrested a man after a wild series of events last night.
    They say 25-year-old Christopher Kalian of Auburn pepper sprayed a female acquaintance at a Denny’s restaurant in Newcastle.
    They say when they arrived, Kalian took off. When they found him a short time later at a nearby gas station, he swung a golf club at them. They say they had to use a K-9 and a taser to subdue him.
    Kalian also reportedly made several threats against the deputie
  • K-9 Hero On The Mend

    PLACER COUNTY (CBS13) — K-9 Eros continues to improve from his wounds. Eros is wearing a new collar and is getting around without his cone.
    His veterinarian also removed his drain tubes and cut back on some of his medication.
    ALSO: Outpouring Of Support For Injured Placer County K-9
    Eros, a member of the Placer County Sheriff’s Department, suffered a wound to his hip in a shooting on January 15.
    A 48-year-old man from Montana shot and killed a 93-year-old Penryn woman in that in
  • Deadly Crash In Vacaville Kills Sacramento Man

    VACAVILLE (CBS13) — One person is dead and another behind bars after an early morning crash on Interstate 80 at the Nut Tree exit.
    Police say a drunk driver, a 34-year-old man from Sacramento, was going the wrong way around 1:30 this morning when he slammed, head-first into an oncoming car.
    The driver of that car, a 38-year-old man also from Sacramento, died at a nearby hospital.
    ALSO: Woman Who Tried To Kill Herself By Driving Wrong Way On Freeway Sentenced To Life In Prison
    Police a
  • Deadly Crash In Vacaville

    VACAVILLE (CBS13) — One person is dead and another behind bars after an early morning crash on Interstate 80 at the Nut Tree exit.
    Police say a male drunk driver was going the wrong way around 1:30 this morning when he slammed, head-first into an oncoming car.
    The driver of that car died at a nearby hospital.
    ALSO: Woman Who Tried To Kill Herself By Driving Wrong Way On Freeway Sentenced To Life In Prison
    Police arrested the wrong-way driver for driving under the influence.
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