Sacramento RegionRoseville has no data center proposal but it has a data center fightA 240-acre field at the end of Blue Oaks Boulevard has become Placer County's front in a national fight over data centers.
Sacramento RegionWhere does the party go next? Matsui, Vang race for Congress reflects broader Democratic Party debate
Sacramento RegionJuly 17, 2026A body is recovered after San Francisco boat tragedy but 2 remain missingPolice have recovered the body of a woman who was one of three people missing after a boat sank this week in San Francisco Bay.
EducationJuly 16, 2026A new review of the SAT at University of California is coming by June 2027The University of California will still evaluate the role of the SAT in undergraduate admissions, despite media reports indicating that the revered public university system suspended those deliberations.
Sacramento RegionJuly 15, 2026Riley PalmerSacramento city employees will inspect your trash this summerThe city will examine the trash bins of 4,800 randomly selected households to make sure people are complying with a state law.
Sacramento RegionJuly 15, 2026Keyshawn DavisBosch factory in Roseville awarded $225 million in CHIPS fundingThe engineering and technology company based in Germany took over the Roseville plant in 2023 and plans to invest up to $2 billion to produce silicon carbide semiconductors.
Sacramento RegionJuly 15, 2026Search suspended for 3 missing after boat with family spreading ashes capsizes on San Francisco BayU.S. Coast Guard crews have suspended their search for three people missing after a boat sank in San Francisco Bay near Alcatraz Island. The search was suspended late Wednesday.
Sacramento RegionJuly 15, 2026Riley PalmerServices, trust and patience play major role in man’s journey from streets to housingSacramento resident Alex Enright credits local churches and nonprofits for their care and persistence in offering him help during his time on the street.
Health CareJuly 14, 2026As GOP cries fraud, Newsom backs Medicaid spending on housing and foodDespite criticism from congressional Republicans and growing scrutiny from the Trump administration, Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat considering a presidential run, said he’s proud of California’s spending on social services in Medi-Cal.
State GovernmentJuly 14, 2026Hundreds of economists say 'we must act now' on AI’s economic impact and job displacement risksHundreds of economists urge immediate action to address AI's potential impact on the economy. In an open letter released Monday, they warn that AI could transform the economy and displace many jobs.
State GovernmentJuly 14, 2026California agencies disciplined officers for biased conduct, but they rarely lost their jobsCalifornia disciplinary records show officers who used racist, sexist and anti-LGBTQ language often kept their jobs after agencies sustained misconduct findings.
Health CareJuly 13, 2026Andrew GarciaVicki GonzalezA new program in the Bay Area looks to address the colon cancer ‘epidemic’ in young adultsUniversity of San Francisco, Health launched a program in March dedicated to understanding and treating colon cancer in young people. A UCSF oncologist shares more about the challenges young patients face. Listen / download audio Update RequiredTo play audio, update browser or Flash plugin.
