Eytan Wallace
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Sacramento, CA, United States
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Woman dies after tree falls on her in Sacramento
(KTXL) — A woman died after a tree fell on her near North 5th Street in Sacramento. According to Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District, the Sacramento Fire Department arrived on the scene after receiving reports of a traumatic injury on the levee near the American River and North 5th Street. When firefighters arrived, they found a […] → Read More
Investigation underway for cyber threat on California Department of Finance
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KTXL) — Multiple agencies are responding to a cyber threat against the California Department of Finance. While specifics are murky, the California Office of Emergency Services said hackers did not steal state funds or anyone’s tax dollars. State officials said information is still coming in on what exactly happened, but Cal OES released […] → Read More
Latest polls show Californians have made decisions on major ballot measures
As we enter the final stretch of this election season, a new poll indicates that Californians have made up their minds on several of the major ballot measures. → Read More
‘Communication issues’ led to mistaken outages in Northern California, grid operators say
While the state has not called for rolling outages during this record heatwave, confusion on Tuesday led a Northern California power agency dispatcher to mistakenly believe the independent state operator had indeed called for rolling outages. → Read More
Gov. Newsom signs bill extending Diablo Canyon Power Plant’s life
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KTXL) — Governor Gavin Newsom officially signed a bill into law to extend the life of the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. The facility in San Luis Obispo County was originally set to close in 2025, but amid concerns about the state’s power supplies, the governor backed the proposal to keep the facility […] → Read More
Fast-food workers could demand higher wages under new bill
Assembly Bill 257, dubbed the “Fast-Food Recovery Act,” would create a council of 11 people to meet and negotiate every three years on behalf of fast-food workers for things like wages, benefits, and working conditions. → Read More
Stagg High School returns for first day of school months after stabbing death of student
The return of school comes as district leaders are promising thorough safety measures after a student was stabbed and killed on the campus of Stagg High School three months ago. → Read More
Man to be sentenced in June death of CalTrans worker
A man charged with hitting and killing a CalTrans worker last month is expected to receive his sentence Wednesday at Solano County Superior Courthouse in Fairfield after entering a "no contest" plea a few weeks ago. → Read More
Kids learn the basics of being a firefighter at Sacramento Metro Fire camp
ROSEVILLE, Calif. (KTXL) — Campers at Sacramento Metro Fire’s 25th annual Kids Camp were able to get a glimpse of what firefighters have to deal with on a daily basis. Sixth grader Chloe Gomez, who is one of 48 campers participating, came to Roseville Fire Training Center with her peers to get a first-hand look […] → Read More
Roseville Fire Department hosts kids camp, shows children the experience of being a firefighter
On Tuesday, local youngsters who participated in the Roseville Fire Kids Camp had a unique opportunity to learn up-close about fire safety while having fun. → Read More
Sacramento mayor announces plan to $12 million for youth programming
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KTXL) — Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg delivered the 2022 State of the City address Wednesday. The mayor said the speech was different than most State of the City addresses in that he really wanted to focus on where the city will be in 10 and 20 years. The main focus he said must […] → Read More
Firefighters battle fire at building under construction in downtown Sacramento
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KTXL) — Sacramento Fire Department responded to a fire in a building that was under construction in downtown Sacramento early Monday morning. The building is located on 12th Street and Tomato Alley, about 10 blocks south of the capital. Firefighters said that the building being under construction made it difficult for crews to […] → Read More
Several semi-trucks catch fire in South Sacramento
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KTXL) — At least four trucks at a truck yard caught fire around midnight in South Sacramento. Firefighters managed to put the fire out but some of the trucks are heavily damaged. The cause of the fire is under investigation. This is a developing story. → Read More
Sacramento City Council committee considering cannabis café proposal
The Sacramento City Council is set to consider a proposal Tuesday that would allow cannabis dispensaries to have lounges onsite where products can be smoked. → Read More
Cap-to-Cap meetings commence in nation’s capital
In our nation's capital hundreds of business and political leaders from the Greater Sacramento region kept busy on the second day on the cap-to-cap advocacy conference. → Read More
CA business and political leaders gather in DC for advocacy program
(KTXL) — Hundreds of the most influential leaders from the greater Sacramento Region will gather and advocate for our area in Washington D.C. From the California state capital to the nation’s capital, the 50th Capital-To-Capital Program and advocacy conference will be held for four days. The Sacramento Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce President Amanda Blackwood is […] → Read More
Capitol-to-Capitol 2022: Business advocacy conference kicks off Saturday
WASHINGTON, D.C. (KTXL) – The annual Capitol-to-Capitol advocacy conference, a multi-day event featuring hundreds of Sacramento-area business and political leaders, will take place in Washington D.… → Read More
Local organizations plan virtual ceremony for Holocaust Remembrance Day
Yom Hashoah, the annual remembrance day honoring the six million Jews and several million others murdered by the Nazis during the Holocaust, will begin at sundown Wednesday. → Read More
Californians march to advance cause of victims rights
Over 700 people from all over California and the country marched and rallied in Downtown Sacramento Tuesday morning with a message for state lawmakers to advance the cause of victims rights. → Read More
California mayors ask for continued housing program funding
Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg and Stockton Mayor Kevin Lincoln joined fellow big-city mayors from across California to find solutions to the homelessness crisis. → Read More