Researchers at UC Davis recently have uncovered an interesting connection between professional basketball players — and what are known as 'boomerang' workers -- those who return to a former employer. KFBK's Mark Demsky with the details.

Valentine’s Day is tomorrow, which is lovely, but our tech expert Lisa Martin wants you to know that cyber criminals are ramping up their efforts to exploit consumers through romance scams, phishing campaigns and fraudulent e-commerce offers.

Pitchers & Catchers report this morning to the A's Spring Training facility in Mesa, Arizona. The first full-squad workout is this coming Monday. The Athletics will spend the next 6 weeks in Arizona getting ready for their first-ever Major League regular season in West Sacramento — breaking camp on March 24th and heading to Seattle to open the regular season against the Mariners with 4-straight road games — then finally coming to Sutter Health Park for their sold out home opener on March 31st against the Chicago Cubs.

Tech gifts for your Valentine? There are so many tech gadgets and apps to choose from these days but our tech expert Lisa Martin has 3 must-see gadgets and apps for you to gift your valentine.

It appears leadership for the City of Sacramento is not on the same page when it comes to non-union workers being contracted for downtown developments. KFBK's Mark Demsky explains.

There is an increase in demand for the CIF — the governing body of high school sports in California — to change its policy regarding trans athletes. KFBK's Mark Demsky with the details.

Sacramento State's ambitions of joining the Pac-12 Conference appear to be over — for now. KFBK's Mark Demsky with more.

he newest Sacramento King — Zach LaVine -- was introduced at the Golden 1 Center on Wednesday. KFBK's Mark Demsky was there.

AI commercials are going to take over the Super Bowl this Year. AI-focused ads are up, and movie spots are down, according to Fox. Tech Reporter Lisa Martin explains.

California homeowners, already devastated by last month's wildfires, could see their insurance rates go up by more than 20% if they’re covered by State Farm. Other carriers are expected to do the same. KFBK's Mark Demsky with more.