Jeannie Nguyen

1 week ago | abc10.com | Jeannie Nguyen

CALIFORNIA, USA — With fire season in full force, Governor Gavin Newsom said cuts to the U.S. Forest Service will make it more difficult for the state to safely fight wildfires. On Wednesday morning, President Donald Trump doubled down on his criticism of California's efforts to mitigate any potential wildfire risks. "You clean the floor of your forest, and you won't have any forest. Austria has very, very flammable trees. They don't have fires because they clean the forest.

1 week ago | abc10.com | Jeannie Nguyen

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — As part of ABC10's Pride Month coverage, we're meeting a Sacramento-based and inclusive cheerleading team that's breaking the mold. Their goal is to raise awareness for the LGBTQ+ community and to put on a good show. "I felt the passion for it, so myself and four other of our board members decided to create this program," said Adan Washabaugh, the CEO of Sacramento Cheer Elite. The passion led Washabaugh to create SCE three years ago.

1 week ago | abc10.com | Jeannie Nguyen

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A California lawmaker is warning drivers that gas could go up by a few bucks as soon as next year. Now, an audit has been requested to look into the California Air Resources Board (CARB) to see if there's a way to track and slow down the increase in cost for gas. Instead of traveling for fun, Jen Ross has found herself planning more staycations as she has been feeling the financial impacts from current gas prices.

3 weeks ago | abc10.com | Jeannie Nguyen

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — At the start of this legislative session, lawmakers had one main goal: making life in California more affordable. Six months later, senate Democrats believe they've made real progress, but their Republican colleagues say nothing has been accomplished as bills passed this week don't address the immediate need of Californians.

3 weeks ago | abc10.com | Jeannie Nguyen

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The California High Speed Rail project is hitting another roadblock as the federal government appears closer to cutting billions in funding. In a new Department of Transportation report, the feds say the project has no viable path forward and believe it's time to pull the plug. "Hopefully, this will be the beginning of the end for High Speed Rail," said Rep. Kevin Kiley (R-Rocklin).