Doug Johnson
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Sacramento, CA, United States
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Video: Pride of mountain lions caught on Ring camera in Plumas County
A pride of mountain lions were captured on video in front of a home in Plumas County Wednesday morning, according to the Plumas County Sheriff's Office. → Read More
Local structural engineer discusses what may have led to deadly Florida building collapse
Thursday’s deadly building collapse in Florida has gotten the attention of many local structural engineers. → Read More
Skydive Lodi owner says instructor facing federal charges will still be allowed to jump at his facility
The owner of the Skydive Lodi Parachute Center spoke out Wednesday after an instructor was accused of training and certifying people in tandem jumping while he was unauthorized to do so. → Read More
Skydive Lodi instructor pleads not guilty to charges of wire fraud, identity theft
A federal grand jury has indicted a Skydive Lodi Parachute Center instructor, 46-year-old Robert Allen Pooley, on six counts of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. → Read More
‘Even small things can help’: Californians asked to conserve energy Thursday, Friday
All Californians are being asked to conserve power Thursday evening as record-breaking heat hits the state. → Read More
World’s Strongest Man competition heats up in Sacramento’s triple-digit temperatures
As the World’s Strongest Man competition kicked off in Old Sacramento, contestants felt the heat from both their rivals and the weather. → Read More
Oak Park, Curtis Park see more traffic due to Highway 99 closure
With Highway 99 closed through Wednesday, traffic has been backing up on surface streets around Oak Park and Curtis Park. → Read More
Detectives searching for more surveillance from night of shooting at multimillion-dollar Homewood home
A deadly Lake Tahoe shooting inside a multimillion-dollar home still has many in the vacation area on edge. → Read More
Kaiser Permanente begins COVID-19 vaccine trials for kids ages 5 to 11
Kaiser Permanente said it has started COVID-19 vaccine trials for kids aged 5 through 11, with some of those patients in Sacramento. → Read More
‘Coming home will be a nightmare’: Drivers react to looming Highway 99 closure
Some Sacramento drivers are scrambling to find alternative routes as northbound and southbound Highway 99 will be closed from June 11 through June 16. → Read More
Video: Black bear kills goat at Solano County farm
A black bear was spotted killing a goat in southwestern Solano County Tuesday night. → Read More
‘Words are not enough’: Boss of San Jose mass shooting victims grieves after day of tragedy
The investigation into the deadly shooting at the Valley Transportation Authority rail yards in San Jose continues. → Read More
Who was Samuel Cassidy, the San Jose mass shooting suspect?
The suspect in Wednesday’s mass shooting at a San Jose rail yard has been identified as 57-year-old Samuel Cassidy, a substation maintainer and former mechanic for the Valley Transportation Authority. → Read More
Sacramento police: people watching sideshows could get prosecuted
As temperatures heat up, Sacramento police are expecting an increase of sideshows and warn they will be cracking down not only on drivers involved but also spectators. → Read More
‘We’re heading into the roaring ‘20s’: Businesses react to California’s June 15 reopening
In less than a month, California businesses will be allowed to operate at full capacity and without social distancing or masks for the first time since March 2020, according to state officials. → Read More
Sierra travelers get unexpected but welcome late spring snow
Some much needed snow is falling in the Sierra Thursday as temperatures dipped into the 20s. → Read More
Children start getting vaccinated at Cal Expo
Starting Thursday, parents and guardians could start scheduling vaccine appointments for children as young as 12 years old. → Read More
BBB: Sacramento gym supply company loses accreditation after sending incomplete sets to customers
The Better Business Bureau is warning customers to avoid a Sacramento-based gym equipment supply company. → Read More
Families of missing servicemen want answers about downed pre-Vietnam War flight
After more than 39 years, families of US servicemen on a downed flight, Flying Tiger Line Flight 739, that left from Travis Air Force Base are finally getting a memorial. → Read More
Metro Fire responds to 4 fires in a matter of hours
With powerful winds gusting, grass fires popped up every few hours across Sacramento County Monday. → Read More