The third group of migrants sent to California in transportation chartered by state governments in Texas and Florida arrived Wednesday, bringing along with it continued controversy.
Brittny Mejia
Posted inRecreation & Sports
The Dodgers lost their voice when Vin Scully died. Angelenos lost a family member.
Mourning the loss of Vin Scully, many Dodgers fans feel they lost more than a broadcaster but a family member, a cherished memory, a piece of their childhoods.
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Sacramento massacre was likely a shootout among rivals, not mass shooting, sources say
Evidence has emerged that Sunday’s deaths resulted from a fight that escalated into gunfire, killing bystanders in the crossfire between combatants.
Posted inPolitics & Policy
At least five shooters involved in Sacramento massacre, gang ties likely, police say
Evidence has emerged that Sunday’s incident resulted from a gang feud involving Crips and Bloods that escalated into gunfire.
Posted inLatest News
Sacramento grieves for mass shooting victims as police arrest second suspect
The man arrested early Tuesday is the brother of the first suspect arrested in connection with the shooting early Sunday that killed six and wounded 12 more.
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Mass shooting blocks from state Capitol leaves Sacramento reeling and brokenhearted
An explosion of gunfire killed six people and wounded 12 others in the nation’s worst mass shooting of the year. Police were still searching for suspects late Sunday.
Posted inEnvironment
‘We knew there was no saving it’: Gold Rush-era town gone, leaving broken hearts, broken dreams
Greenville, a Gold Rush town dating to the 19th century, rebuilt after an 1881 fire. Now it has been destroyed by the Dixie fire, California’s largest this year.
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Overwhelmed firefighters battle to save California communities, assess mass destruction
Another day of dangerous winds is on tap as the Dixie fire continues to grow and the River fire burns homes north of Sacramento.
Posted inCOVID Today
Aggressive measures to battle California’s new coronavirus surge: Will they work?
With cases and hospitalizations spiking, the focus is increasingly on ramping up vaccinations to protect as many people as possible against infection and illness.
Posted inPandemic Life
A fight over Jim Crow Road divides rural Northern California town
Supporters of changing the street’s name say it evokes the racist laws that kept Black people segregated in the American South. Opponents call the proposed name change “woke cancel culture” run amok.