Skip Navigation
Share on Facebook
Share on Twitter
Share on SMS
Share on Email
Navigation
News
Back
Local
Sports
Entertainment
Nation World
Money
ABC10 Originals
Politics
Crime
Life
City Focus
Features
Race & Culture
Latest News Stories
Sacramento to move Front Street 'Safe Parking' site to new Miller Park location
Update | One dead, one child hospitalized after fatal collision in Sacramento, driver arrest for DUI
Weather
Back
Forecast
Radar
Hourly & 10-Day
Weather Force
Maps
CHP Traffic Incidents
Traffic
Gas Prices
Road Conditions
Weather In-Depth
Latest Weather Stories
Sacramento Weather Forecast
Your weather and nature photos
Near Me
VERIFY
Watch Live
Search
Search:
Search
Right Now
Sacramento, CA »
77°
Sacramento, CA »
Weather
Closings
Advertise With Us
Links
Upload
Race & Culture
Bartell's Backroads
Climate Change
FIRE - POWER - MONEY
Why Guy
Your California Life
Teacher of the Month
YouTube
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
Breaking News
Read More »
More (
) »
Sacramento's Leading Local News: Weather, Traffic, Sports and more | Sacramento, California | ABC10.com
Why Guy
Why a big tax refund isn't always good | Why Guy
California
Why don't you do a PSA on water saving tips? | Why Guy
Here's what the state suggests Californians do to save water.
Why Guy
Why is mandatory overtime legal in the state of California? | Why Guy
"Employers in California may compel their employees to work overtime," one prominent labor attorney told ABC10.
Morning Blend
Large, illegal cannabis plants tap into local water supplies | Why Guy
Why Guy likes your question, Roy, while regulated cannabis plants have an established water supply, illegal plants suck up any water they can get a hold of.
Why Guy
Why aren't political ads legally required to be truthful? | Why Guy
You can say your opponent is an idiot, but you can't say he's a felon if it’s not true. That's not only defamation, but also a lawsuit.
Why Guy
Are political ads legally required to be truthful? | Why Guy
Why Guy likes your question, Dawn, while freedom of speech protects most political ads, candidates can find a legal resolution through defamation lawsuits.
Why Guy
Why do news stations send reporters out to stand in front of businesses that aren't open? | Why Guy
News outlets usually go live at the scene of the crime hours later or the next day because that's where the story happened.
Why Guy
Why do reporters go live on the scene ― even when the scene is closed? | Why Guy
Why Guy likes your question, Linda. Reporters will go on the scene even if it's in front of a seemingly empty building, often to point out things in person.
Why Guy
Why did Russia invade Ukraine? | Why Guy
Russian President Vladimir Putin has never acknowledged Ukraine as a separate country after it split from the then Soviet Union in 1991.
Morning Blend
Why did Putin invade Ukraine? | Why Guy
Why Guy likes your question, Nick. Our Walt Gray takes a look at what Vladimir Putin hopes to gain from sending troops to Ukraine to seize territory.
Why Guy
Why are there 'bus only' lanes on Watt Avenue? | Why Guy
Why Guy likes your question, Susan. While the bus-only lane was built to help buses get through heavy traffic, the heavy traffic never really came.
Why Guy
Why are so many homes being built during a drought? | Why Guy
Roughly 120,000 homes need to be built each year for the next eight years to meet the growing state housing demand, especially affordable homes.
California
Why don't you do a PSA on water saving tips? | Why Guy
Here's what the state suggests Californians do to save water.
Why Guy
Why is mandatory overtime legal in the state of California? | Why Guy
"Employers in California may compel their employees to work overtime," one prominent labor attorney told ABC10.
Morning Blend
Large, illegal cannabis plants tap into local water supplies | Why Guy
Why Guy likes your question, Roy, while regulated cannabis plants have an established water supply, illegal plants suck up any water they can get a hold of.
Why Guy
Why aren't political ads legally required to be truthful? | Why Guy
You can say your opponent is an idiot, but you can't say he's a felon if it’s not true. That's not only defamation, but also a lawsuit.
Why Guy
Are political ads legally required to be truthful? | Why Guy
Why Guy likes your question, Dawn, while freedom of speech protects most political ads, candidates can find a legal resolution through defamation lawsuits.
Why Guy
Why do news stations send reporters out to stand in front of businesses that aren't open? | Why Guy
News outlets usually go live at the scene of the crime hours later or the next day because that's where the story happened.
Why Guy
Why do reporters go live on the scene ― even when the scene is closed? | Why Guy
Why Guy likes your question, Linda. Reporters will go on the scene even if it's in front of a seemingly empty building, often to point out things in person.
Why Guy
Why did Russia invade Ukraine? | Why Guy
Russian President Vladimir Putin has never acknowledged Ukraine as a separate country after it split from the then Soviet Union in 1991.
Morning Blend
Why did Putin invade Ukraine? | Why Guy
Why Guy likes your question, Nick. Our Walt Gray takes a look at what Vladimir Putin hopes to gain from sending troops to Ukraine to seize territory.
Why Guy
Why are there 'bus only' lanes on Watt Avenue? | Why Guy
Why Guy likes your question, Susan. While the bus-only lane was built to help buses get through heavy traffic, the heavy traffic never really came.
Why Guy
Why are so many homes being built during a drought? | Why Guy
Roughly 120,000 homes need to be built each year for the next eight years to meet the growing state housing demand, especially affordable homes.
KXTV would like to send you push notifications about the latest news and weather.
Notifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings.
No Thanks
Allow
