Leticia Ordaz
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Sacramento, CA, United States
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Lodi City Council to appoint someone to seat held by Shakir Khan
During a special session Tuesday morning, the Lodi City Council voted to appoint someone to Shakir Khan’s former city council seat. → Read More
Elk Grove community to discuss funding of homeless programs
Elk Grove city officials are hosting a community meeting Monday to speak on possible solutions to solve the homelessness issue in the city. → Read More
Sacramento Valentine Run and Walk fundraises to help people in crisis with legal aid
Race organizers said they hope to spread the word that there is free legal help out there should anyone need it in Northern California. → Read More
Sacramento's Crocker Art Museum unveils latest exhibit
This weekend was the grand opening of a new exhibit at the Crocker Art Museum. Families came out to check out what's being called A Graphic Art: German Expressionist Prints from the Mcnay Art Museum and the Bronston Collection. → Read More
Kaiser doctor says HPV vaccine helps in avoiding cervical cancer
Most people who are exposed to HPV don’t even know they are carriers, Dr. Zhanetta Harrison said. → Read More
City council to discuss expansion of Sacramento Valley Station
City leaders said they see it as an opportunity for growth because the Sacramento Valley Station is the seventh busiest Amtrak train station located at the heart of a development area. → Read More
Here's when Sacramento International Airport expects the busiest holiday travel to take place
It's a busy week at the Sacramento International Airport. Officials said they have all hands on deck as more people are packing the airport to travel for Christmas. → Read More
Here’s how new water cannons could help fight wildfires year-round
The water cannons deploy when a fire is already burning in an area and threatening towns, but they can also be used as a prevention strategy in areas with high fire danger. → Read More
Northern California flu hospitalizations spike across region
"The flu is and can be dangerous," said Dr. Rich Florio with Kaiser Permanente, Roseville Physician-in-Chief who urges people to get their flu vaccine. → Read More
Sacramento International Airport holiday travel tips for Thanksgiving
It's the day before Thanksgiving, and big crowds are expected at Sacramento International Airport. The airport is making sure travelers stay calm through this stressful travel time by bringing in some furry friends. → Read More
Levee to protect Wheatland is completed after decadelong effort
Officials call the project a critical step toward 100-year flood protection for the city of Wheatland. → Read More
Sacramento International Airport adds spots for Lyft drivers
A trip to the airport can cause a lot of anxiety during the busy holiday season. But this month, Sacramento International Airport is trying to make it a smoother process. → Read More
Old Sacramento holiday tree arrives, biggest ever on display
Organizers said this is the tallest tree they have ever had on display at the waterfront. → Read More
Return of 'The Claw' kicks off leaf season in Sacramento. Here's what to know
November is officially the beginning of leaf season in the city of Sacramento, and "the Claw" is making the rounds through Sacramento neighborhoods. → Read More
Where to buy a Powerball ticket in Sacramento for $1B drawing
Four years ago, the California Lottery listed Lichine's Liquor & Deli as the sixth luckiest place in the state for winning $1 million dollars or more. → Read More
Hundreds of guns exchanged for gift cards at Sacramento police buyback event
Hundreds of guns were taken off the streets on Saturday at a Sacramento gun buyback event hosted the police department. → Read More
State leaders to discuss climate change, solutions at California Extreme Heat Symposium
Scientists predict temperatures will soar with climate change, and the governor's office said action is required to protect California. → Read More
NAACP demands investigation into video showing Yuba City students acting out slave auction
The Sacramento Branch of the NAACP is demanding an investigation after a video of students acting out a slave auction surfaced at a high school in Yuba City. → Read More
Sacramento area breast cancer survivors raise awareness at Making Strides Walk
KCRA 3 spoke with several survivors at the march about their journey and mission to spread awareness and save lives. → Read More
Experts gather at Sacramento State to discuss deadly opioid epidemic
Experts are gathering at Sacramento State on Tuesday to discuss getting a handle on the deadly opioid epidemic plaguing the country. → Read More