Jeannie Nguyen

6 days ago | abc10.com | Jeannie Nguyen

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Young volunteers who help respond to natural disasters and assist local communities have been told by the Trump Administration they are no longer needed. They are part of AmeriCorps' National Civilian Community Corp (NCCC) as the cuts were reportedly made by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). These cuts will eventually have an impact in the greater Sacramento region.

2 weeks ago | abc10.com | Jeannie Nguyen

In an hours long hearing, State Farm asked a judge to recommend the California Department of Insurance Commissioner approve its request for a rate hike. "No insurer can stay in business that pays more in claims than it collects in premiums year after year," said Kathryn Wellington with State Farm General.

3 weeks ago | abc10.com | Jeannie Nguyen

FOLSOM, Calif. — It's hard to talk about Folsom's growth without mentioning Folsom Ranch, the area in the city just south of Highway 50. With any new development, comes growing pains. While residents say they're happy in Folsom Ranch, they believe the growth is happening too fast and the infrastructure hasn't been able to keep up. For the past five years, Alayna Wagner and her family have called Folsom Ranch home. "It was a fresh area.

3 weeks ago | abc10.com | Jeannie Nguyen

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California state lawmakers are getting ready to discuss two bills on Tuesday morning that will address trans athletes in girls and women's sports. It comes as the United States Department of Education is threatening to stop funding to California schools. Advocates for the transgender community gathered in Sacramento on Monday for International Trans Day of Visibility to defend their rights. They're speaking out against AB-89 and AB-844.

3 weeks ago | abc10.com | Jeannie Nguyen

EL DORADO COUNTY, Calif. — Apple Hill and Lake Tahoe are some of El Dorado County's most visited destinations. As the county struggles with a shrinking budget, small business owners and farmers say it's going to negatively impact the area's tourism as the county makes cuts. "I believe there has been so much loss in small business and that scares people, so they tend to hang on a little tighter to their money," said Deborah Jimenez, owner of the Tree House in Placerville.