Luke Cleary

1 week ago | abc10.com | Luke Cleary

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Elisha Nelson’s journey from prosthetic patient to X-ray technician – and a world-class athlete – is a story of perseverance that resonates during Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month. Born without her lower right arm, Nelson now uses a prosthetic to care for children at Shriners Children’s Northern California, the same network of hospitals that helped her as a child. Today, she offers both clinical care and hope.

2 weeks ago | abc10.com | Luke Cleary

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Hundreds of California state workers rallied in downtown Sacramento, protesting Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plan to bring public employees back to the office four days a week starting in July. The demonstration, led by SEIU Local 1000, the state’s largest public employee union, centered around what workers say are the benefits of remote work — from increased productivity to environmental savings — and pushed back against what they view as an unnecessary return-to-office mandate.

2 weeks ago | abc10.com | Luke Cleary

WHEATLAND, Calif. — Hundreds of law enforcement officers, friends and family gathered at Hard Rock Live near Wheatland to honor the life of Marysville Police Officer Osmar Rodarte, who was killed in the line of duty last month. The memorial, described by attendees as a celebration of life, offered a portrait of Rodarte that went far beyond his police uniform. A U.S. Army veteran and dedicated public servant, Rodarte was remembered as a man who brought light and laughter to those around him.

2 weeks ago | abc10.com | Luke Cleary

DAVIS, Calif. — A dozen current and former international students at the University of California, Davis, are among roughly 300 nationwide whose visas have been revoked by the U.S. State Department since the start of the Trump administration, school officials said. The move has sent waves of uncertainty across the UC Davis campus, known for its diverse and international student body. “I live with an international student, and a lot of my friends are,” said freshman Jakob Garcia.

3 weeks ago | abc10.com | Luke Cleary

WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The Athletics’ new chapter in West Sacramento is off to a bumpy start, both on and off the field. In their inaugural homestand at Sutter Health Park, the A’s were swept by the Chicago Cubs, and it's been a tough pill for fans trying to embrace the team’s temporary home ahead of their planned move to Las Vegas. “I was a little upset about that, yes,” said John Huff, an A's fan reacting to the blowout loss in the team’s home opener.