Republican Rep. Young Kim of Orange County says, “Playing politics with people’s livelihoods is unacceptable."

San Francisco was the highest ranking city in California — and the nation — in terms of the top spots for healthy living, Hers said. The Bay Area city landed at No. 1. on the list. San Diego took fourth place, Hers said, while San Jose was No. 14 and Los Angeles was No. 17.

Sacramento will attempt to break its three-game road slide when the Kings play Brooklyn. Monday's meeting is the first this season for the two teams.

The docuseries will explore pressures, both political and economic, that sparked the migration. According to Gates, Detroit's Black population rose by thousands in the early 1900s due to the Great Migration. "Detroit's black population in 20 years increased 1900%."

There are a variety of new flights to catch this year from the Sacramento airport, with some even starting this month.

The 18th annual horror film festival, featuring the 11th annual short horror film festival, starts at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Historic Colonial Theatre in Sacramento. Tickets are $30. The MC is award-winning Horror Host Mr. Lobo. Learn more.

These spaces are pillars of support, learning and healing, not places for fear and intimidation,” Yolo County Superintendent of Schools Garth Lewis said.

A close loss against national powerhouse Monteverde Academy this month showed the team is ready to make another run to the Open final. The Tigers lost in an Open thriller last season to three-time defending state champion Gilbert Perry.

A future EV battery recycling facility in Detroit will contribute to the materials supply chain, officials say.

The Grizzlies had three players (Jaren Jackson, Desmond Bane, and Luke Kennard) go for over 20 points and Kennard hit seven three-pointers. Ja Morant played the role of facilitator with 16 points (5-9 FG) and 13 assists to fall one dime shy of a season high. He was also active on the defensive end of the floor.

A Trump executive order directs agencies to 'to route more water' across the state. But some say there's a lot more at stake.

One sheriff, Chad Bianco of Riverside County, said he would work around California law, if he could, to ensure more people are deported.