Sharokina Shams
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Sacramento, CA, United States
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Grandmother seeks answers after baby dies in foster care
A Sacramento grandmother wants answers after she said her 6-week-old granddaughter died in foster care. → Read More
Hunt continues for East Area Rapist 40 years after crimes
The FBI and Sacramento County officials announced Wednesday they are offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the identification and arrest of the East Area Rapist, who struck more than 30 times in Sacramento County during the 1970s and continued his killing spree in the Bay Area and Southern California. → Read More
Prescription drug abuse bill closer to becoming law
Families of people whose deaths are blamed on prescription opioids gathered at the Capitol to support a bill that would require doctors to check a state database before writing prescriptions. → Read More
More patients are ‘doctor shopping’ for prescription pain killers
Experts say too many patients are becoming addicted to prescription pain killers and getting their hands on more and more by going to different doctors. → Read More
Cal Fire warns of high fire danger for California
The National Weather Service has issued a red-flag warning, or high fire alert, Saturday as California is facing another active fire season. KCRA 3’s Sharokina Shams has more details from Cal Fire. → Read More
Complaints force Sacramento program for mentally ill to close its doors
A meeting place that offers help to those with mental illness is about to close its doors in downtown Sacramento. → Read More
Daytime homeless hangout to close in Sacramento
A meeting place that welcomes Sacramento's homeless and mentally ill is about to close after neighbors complained. → Read More
Lawsuit claims school ignored sexual relationship between teacher, students
A lawsuit filed Thursday against Inderkum High School claims officials ignored the sexual relationships between a teacher had with two students and also tried to protect the teacher. → Read More
Ashby talks about what's next for her after primary
Sacramento mayoral candidate Angelique Ashby talks about what will happen after the primary election. → Read More
Ashby giving Sacramento mayoral race everything she's got
Sacramento mayoral candidate Angelique Ashby said she is giving this race everything she's got. → Read More
National, local campaigns race to get Sac-area voters
If you’re a California primary voter, the chances are good that between now and Tuesday you’ll get either a phone call or knock on your door from campaigners who are racing to win every last vote in the June 7 primary. → Read More
Sanders makes the rounds in NorCal, rallies in Fairfield
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders was in Fairfield Friday. He has been making the round in Northern California this week. → Read More
Sacramento company delivers last of 70 electric locomotives to Amtrak
The company building electric locomotives in south Sacramento celebrated a major milestone Thursday. → Read More
Siemens celebrates milestone in Sacramento
At a time when so many of this country's manufacturing jobs have disappeared, a company in Sacramento has a different story to tell. → Read More
Many CA independent voters left out of presidential primary
California’s primary voting process has excluded tens of thousands of independent voters from voting for president so far -- and those numbers are expected to grow. → Read More
How Independent voters can vote in the Democratic primary
Thousands of voters are confused because they’re not seeing the presidential candidates on their ballots. → Read More
Gov. Brown gives Clinton key endorsement
Hillary Clinton got a boost Tuesday in her battle against Bernie Sanders in California: an endorsement from Gov. Jerry Brown. → Read More
Gov. Brown: Clinton is best way to stop Trump
Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton was endorsed by Gov. Jerry Brown on Tuesday. → Read More
Park, fire crews urge safety on rivers Memorial Day weekend
As Memorial Day weekend kicks off a summer of boating and swimming, Sacramento area park rangers and rescue crews are trying to help people avoid a repeat of last summer: a high number of drownings on the American River. → Read More
Park, fire crews urge river safety on Memorial Day
Sacramento-area park rangers and rescue crews are trying to help people stay safe during the Memorial Day weekend. → Read More