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Mass shooting in Sacramento leads to several people shot on Memorial Day
(FOX40.COM) — The Sacramento Police Department responded to a mass shooting where at least five people were shot. Around 8:18 p.m. on Monday, officers said they responded to the area of Coral Gables Court and Meadowview Road in South Sacramento where several people, including a minor, were struck by gunfire. The victims were taken to […]
Homicide investigation underway at North Highlands business park after man shot, killed
NORTH HIGHLANDS – A homicide investigation is underway in Sacramento County after a shooting left a man dead early Monday morning. The scene is along the 3300 block of Myrtle Avenue in North Highlands. According to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office, California Highway Patrol officers initially responded to the scene to investigate. Officers started life-saving measures, but the sheriff's office says the man was soon pronounced dead.Exactly what led up to the shooting is unclear, but investigators noted that the location is suspicious because where the man was found is off the beaten path and was in an area where businesses were closed. The name of the man who died has not been released at this time. No suspect information was available.
City aims to put brakes on cars illegally driving on Sacramento bike trail
SACRAMENTO — Cars have been caught on camera taking over a bike trail in a Sacramento neighborhood. It's a story we first told you about two weeks ago, and now the mayor and city council are taking steps to stop the illegal activity.It's happening along the Sacramento Northern Bike Trail. Residents say the trail should be a peaceful place to take a walk or ride a bicycle through the north Sacramento and Del Paso Heights communities.However, as we first reported earlier this month, cars are driving down the path and putting trail users at risk."We don't want to see some...
Sacramento Memorial Day event cancelled due to protest
(FOX40.COM) — A Memorial Day event planned to be held at the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium on Monday was canceled due to Pro-Palestinian protests in the area, event organizers told FOX40.com. The Sacramento Police Department shared just before 11 a.m. that J and 15th streets near the Memorial Auditorium would be closed due to the protests. […]
Three arrested, $2k of merch recovered during Rancho Cordova retail theft operation
(FOX40.COM) — A retail theft operation recently conducted in Rancho Cordova led to five people getting arrested and the recovery of nearly $2,000 worth of merchandise, according to police. In April, the Rancho Cordova Police Department held the shoplifting operation at a retail store on Olson Drive to deter organized shoplifting rings from operating in […]
Sacramento residents fed up with unhoused at abandoned property
SACRAMENTO, Calif — A Sacramento man said he is fed up with the mess and stress after an abandoned property in his downtown neighborhood became a place where the unhoused have started living. For the past few years, Paul has enjoyed living in downtown, but he said things started...
2 people hospitalized after Rancho Cordova crash
RANCHO CORDOVA, Calif. — A Rancho Cordova crash left two people in the hospital Saturday night, according to the Sacramento Metro Fire Department. The crash happened around 9:42 p.m. in the 3900 block of Happy Lane. It's unclear what happened, but a semitruck and car were involved. Two people...
Pedestrian reportedly injured in crash on P Street in Downtown Sacramento
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A crash involving a pedestrian was reported at 3rd and P streets in Downtown Sacramento on Monday afternoon. Radio transmission from dispatch indicates that crews received reports of a crash involving a vehicle and a pedestrian at approximately 3 p.m. The radio transmission further indicates reports...
The newest large-scale zoo in in the U.S. in decades, set to be built in California
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Because the Sacramento Zoo is surrounded by housing, animal exhibits can’t be expanded. A new state-of-the-art $300 million zoo is now going to be built south of Sacramento in Elk Grove. Guest will be able to eat surrounded by an African savannah. The project, officials...
Cal Fire firefighter arrested in indecent exposure investigation in Sacramento area
RANCHO CORDOVA – A firefighter was arrested for exposing himself at a Sacramento County car wash earlier this year, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office said. Officers with the Rancho Cordova Police Department received reports that a man exposed himself and tried to talk to a woman on Sunrise Boulevard on March 30, deputies said. The woman was able to drive away and call police. Through the investigation, 32-year-old Clifford Robinson was identified as the suspect. The investigation revealed that Robinson had been arrested for a similar offense several years before and was a registered sex offender. Detectives then learned Robsinon was a firefighter for Cal Fire.After obtaining an arrest warrant, Robinson was arrested at his home and booked into jail for indecent exposure of private parts in a public place. Deputies said he posted a $10,000 bail and was released hours later. Now detectives are asking for the public's help to identify any additional potential victims. Cal Fire provided the statement below:"CAL FIRE demands its employees uphold standards of professional conduct both on and off duty. We are aware of this criminal case and are monitoring it closely."The department couldn't confirm Robinson's employment history at this time.
Outbuilding damaged by fire in North Sacramento, officials say
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A fire broke out at a building at Plaza and Traction avenues in Old North Sacramento on Monday at approximately 9 p.m. According to the Sacramento Fire Department, a fire broke out at an outbuilding at the intersection and spread through the majority of the building.
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