Madisen Keavy

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FOLSOM — Folsom is in the political spotlight on Tuesday, with Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez bringing their "Fighting Oligarchy" tour to town. Sanders and AOC are holding a campaign-style rally at Folsom Lake College as they crisscross Western states for the tour. Drone13 flew above the scene and captured a massive crowd already building shortly after the gates opened, more than 2.5 hours before Sanders and AOC were set to take the stage.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Madisen Keavy

Spike in crime in midtown Sacramento impacting small businesses SACRAMENTO -- A spike in crime in midtown Sacramento is impacting small businesses. A suspect is in custody and business owners are facing thousands of dollars in damages. On Sunday night, Binchoyaki, Offbeat Coffee, and Oscar's were all targeted by a suspect who broke windows and, in the case of Binchoyaki, went inside the store and caused more damage.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Madisen Keavy

Passenger video, body cam show Stanislaus County traffic stop PATTERSON — The Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office released body camera footage that shows an April traffic stop initiated by a Patterson Police Services deputy. The video shows the driver, Joshua Rhodes, stopped after the deputy reports that Rhodes ran a red light at Sperry Avenue.

3 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Madisen Keavy

BUTTE COUNTY -- A Butte County family is suing the California FAIR Plan and the underlining carriers after smoke damage claims made as a result of the Park Fire were denied. Anne Yates and Patrick Proctor's nearly 13-acre property on Cohasset Road survived the Park Fire, which burned in Butte and Tehama counties in July 2024. Their home was still standing when they returned and appeared to be mostly unscathed. When they went inside they realized something wasn't right.

3 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Madisen Keavy

Elk Grove school history lesson prompts concerns ELK GROVE — A history lesson at an Elk Grove Unified School District elementary school prompted concern from at least one family after a parent found a homemade doll and rope — that she believed was a noose — in her son's bag this week. The doll and rope were items from "Living History Day" held at Irene B. West Elementary School, according to a spokesperson from the district, and were sent home with fourth graders.