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Auburn Freeway Shooting Leaves Two Wounded, CHP Investigating Possible Road Rage Incident
Violence erupted on an Auburn freeway Friday evening, leaving two individuals wounded in a shooting incident that has prompted an investigation by the California Highway Patrol. According to ABC10, the shooting took place just before 9 p.m. on westbound Interstate 80, near Maple Street. The suspect, or suspects unknown at this time, are reported to have fired from one vehicle into another, causing minor injuries to the two occupants inside the targeted vehicle.
Nowhere to go but up for Oakmont
League: Pioneer Valley Mascot: Vikings Head coach: Jake Messina 2023 record – 0-10 2023 JV record – 4-6 8/23 vs BELLA VISTA 8/30 @ Roseville 9/13 vs RIVER VALLEY 9/20 vs COLFAX 9/27 @Bear River 10/4 @ Center 10/11 vs LINCOLN 10/18 @ Mira Loma 10/25 vs MARYSVILLE 11/1 @ Wheatland.
Father still missing after child rescued from American River
PLACER COUNTY -- A family trip takes a tragic turn Sunday as the Placer County Sheriff's Office continues to search for a male in the American River. "From the initial report we received, the first two victims were a father and child," Lauren Shoemaker, State Park Superintendent for the Auburn State Recreation Area, said. Shoemaker said the call came in around 11:50 a.m. Sunday for two people in the water, a child and an adult male. "That water rescue was updated to one victim being left in the water and one victim being pulled out by a Good Samaritan," Shoemaker said. She said...
Bi-state program continues to show results for Lake Tahoe clarity
LAKE TAHOE, Calif./Nev. – A bi-state effort to reduce pollution and restore Lake Tahoe’s world-famous water clarity kept significant amounts of stormwater and fine-grained sediment out of the lake in 2023, despite challenges from a winter of record snowfall and runoff, according to an annual lake performance report released today.
Hail, wind & rain: Northstate viewers share their thunderstorm photos
NORTHSTATE, Calif. — The rest of this weekend and start of the work week is expected to be mild weather following the brief, but intense, thunderstorms the Norhstate experienced Saturday night. The thunderstorms ramped up Saturday afternoon with heavy rain and strong winds around the region. The gusty winds...
The Hilary hurri-quake 1 year ago brought double whammy from Mother Nature
One year ago this week, Mother Nature hit Southern California with a double whammy: A 5.1 magnitude earthquake shook the ground even as Hurricane Hilary was flooding the streets.The earthquake, which hit Aug. 20, 2023 in Ventura County, did not cause serious damage but did bring major shaking to a large swath of Southern California.ABC7's Jory Rand and Jovana Lara were live on the air discussing Hilary - downgraded to a tropical storm when it made landfall in California - as the ceiling above them began to squeak and shake."Our studio is shaking right now," Rand informed viewers. "So not only are we dealing with a tropical storm - but it also appears we're now dealing with an earthquake."Hilary flooded streets and waterways throughout Southern California, setting rain records for downtown Los Angeles, Palm Springs and San Diego. One spot in San Bernardino County recorded some 13 inches of rainfall.
I-80 reopens after big rig fire causes major disruption near Emigrant Gap
PLACER COUNTY, CA (News 4 & Fox 11) — Update as of 8:30 p.m. Interstate 80 has reopened in both directions following a major traffic closure caused by a big rig fire near Emigrant Gap on Monday morning. The incident occurred near Nyack, leading to disruptions for travelers. Westbound...
Court Blocks Key Part of California Law on Children’s Online Safety
A U.S. appeals court left intact a key part of an injunction blocking a California law meant to shield children from online content that could harm them mentally or physically. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco said NetChoice, a trade group for companies that do business...
California’s Small-Scale Cannabis Farmers Quitting Amid Wildfires and Falling Prices
Small-scale cannabis farmers in California are calling it quits, crushed by crop damage from devastating wildfires and sliding prices, and industry experts expect the exodus to continue near-term in the largest pot market in the United States. Unlike for traditional crops, pot cultivators cannot claim government monetary support for damage...
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