Three days after the election, the California Air Resources Board will vote on a plan to put more regulations on the states' oil companies. California Senator Henry Stern, who sits on the board, says the reason we're paying so much for gas is because big oil companies are gobbling up big profits...

Sacramento Kings play their season-opener against the Minnesota Timberwolves at the Golden 1 Center. It's considered a pivotal year for the team in a very tough Western Conference.

Developers plan to break ground on Northern California's first surf park in about a year from now...

The boss tells you if you want to keep your job you have to move. Turns out, men are treated better than women when they're relocated...

You've probably seen LinkedIn profiles that feature the hashtag open to work. Maybe the person has a job they want to leave, or they're looking for more work. But for others, the prospects are more dire and they're using the hashtag desperate...

Last call in California for every restaurant and bar in California is two o-clock in the morning, except for one. Governor Newsom recently signed A law that extends public drinking time for a select few: VIPs at Inglewood’s new Intuit Dome arena, home of the L.A. Clippers.

Society for the blind has been serving people in the Sacramento region for 70 years but they still are under the radar. This week they're celebrating decades of helping others with a big gala and celebration as they launch their vision forward initiative.

The 49ers lost to the Chiefs this past Sunday, but there was still something to celebrate at Levi’s Stadium. Rookie wide receiver Ricky Pearsall made his pro debut after being shot in the chest in late August.

Raises are expected to be flat next year and the cost of health benefits up. Wall Street Journal Reporter Ray Smith says switching jobs isn't what it used to be when it comes to a pay bump, so higher benefits costs are more of a concern.

California police departments are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on Tesla's to comply with the state's zero-emissions mandate - only some are finding them to be 'nearly unusable' as squad cars.