Conference rooms A and B of the Holiday Inn Express on Auburn Boulevard were packed with 66 games, with eight more games ...

On average, more than 13,000 animals come into Bradshaw Animal Shelter in Sacramento each year. During our Comstock’s photo ...

California’s water quality standards are some of the strictest in the country, often surpassing federal requirements. That ...

Sierra College is creating a future where Placer County employers, educators, governments and nonprofits work as “one team” ...

Is Sacramento Ready for the Big One? Levees and dams are being repaired and expanded to prepare for a future flood ...

AI in Education: Helpful Tool or Sinister Danger? Most college professors are wary of it, but others embrace it as a learning advantage ...

Around the Capital Region, schools are still working to recover socially and academically from the COVID-19 pandemic. Test ...

Consider humans. They get sick and spread disease between each other, and usually take action only after symptoms show up. Last November, five undergrad friends at Caltech wondered: What other ...

After suffering a stroke in his right eye in 2012, Elk Grove resident Doug Winter, a trained commercial photographer, began to think differently about sight and perception. Then, when complications ...

The Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta is made up of rivers and sloughs that crisscross the land like veins in the human body. The Delta’s environment and economy rely on the health of these waterways.

The Industry Is Struggling, but Regional Vintners Think Wine Can Still Win How lower demand, generational shifts in alcohol and potential Trump tariffs are affecting winemakers ...