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Lake Tahoe Summerfest has a new name and a new line-up this summer. Maestro Joel Revzen will join Insight to talk about the popular concert series now called “Classical Tahoe.”

About 160 events will be held this weekend at the USA Track and Field Junior Olympics at Sacramento State. Kids from all over the country are competing and learning something about themselves.

The Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia is over after four days of soaring speeches, political hobnobbing and some intra-party bickering. We spoke with delegates from the Clinton and Sanders camps about what they'd like to see now.

Downtown Sacramento's renovated M.A.Y. Building at 11th and K streets began leasing 21 new upscale apartments this week. Sonya Sorich from the Sacramento Business Journal has details on that story and other business news.

Fire officials say most people have a basic knowledge of how to use a fire extinguisher. But they say it can get a little more complicated during an actual emergency. Sac Metro Fire is offering free fire extinguisher training this weekend.

Sacramento is the fourth "most hipster" city in the U.S., according to a new ranking that looked at the presence of hipster-friendly businesses in town, like record stores, locally-owned coffee shops and microbreweries.

Hillary Clinton’s speech Thursday night at the Democratic National Convention came through loud and clear on the broadcast. But out where the California delegation sat, there was a lot of noise the nominee’s microphone wasn’t picking up.

The city of Woodland, city of Davis and UC Davis are making the transition from groundwater to Sacramento River water.

Here’s something of note for booklovers, 80,000 of them will be given away in Stockton.

The drought intensified over the last week in the Western U.S. as the region swelters under a heatwave and firefighters battle major wildfires.