Tony Salazar

Bakersfield

Morning News Reporter at KBAK-TV (Bakersfield, CA)

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Sacramento City Fire awarded federal grant to upgrade lifesaving tools

1 month ago | fox40.com | Tony Salazar

(FOX40.com)—The Sacramento City Fire Department recently received a $165,000 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety to purchase new extrication equipment, better known as Jaws of Life. The department told FOX40 News the grant has helped replace the extrication tools in three of its nine fire trucks that had the older equipment. Each set costs about $53,000.
Beloved Old Sacramento Waterfront attraction closes permanently for new project

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Tony Salazar

(FOX40.COM) — A beloved Old Sacramento Waterfront attraction is closing permanently down on Monday, the organization representing the shopping and entertainment district said. The 65-foot Ferris wheel which opened in 2020 is closing as part of a $25 million reinvestment program approved by the Sacramento City Council last year. The money will fund infrastructure repairs at the Old West-era district, including to the boardwalk and docks.
Beloved Old Sacramento Waterfront attraction closes permanently for new project

1 month ago | fox40.com | Tony Salazar |Jacque Porter

by: Tony Salazar, Jacque Porter Posted: Mar 17, 2025 / 01:18 PM PDT Updated: Mar 17, 2025 / 01:18 PM PDT (FOX40.COM) — A beloved Old Sacramento Waterfront attraction is closing permanently down on Monday, the organization representing the shopping and entertainment district said.
Lathrop food vendor looks to rebuild after car crashes into food trailer

1 month ago | fox40.com | Tony Salazar

A family-owned business at the Lathrop Food Plaza is left to rebuild after a crash destroyed its food trailer. Darryn and Brandon Agsalda, the brother duo and co-owners of the Agsalda Food Company, say they are devastated as their business is more than just a job—it’s a passion. Both brothers quit their full-time jobs, worked countless hours, and saved money to make this dream a reality during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Carmichael elementary school counselor arrested on multiple sexual assault charges

1 month ago | fox40.com | Tony Salazar |Jacque Porter

(FOX40.COM) — The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office said detectives have arrested Wonyoung Kim, an elementary school counselor who faces multiple counts of sexually assaulting students. The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office said Kim faces ten total counts, including eight counts of lewd acts on a child under 14 years old and two counts of lewd acts on a child under 14 years old by force.
Dodgeball tournament raises funds to send families on special retreat

1 month ago | fox40.com | Tony Salazar

(FOX40.COM) — Get ready to dodge, duck, dip, and dive for a worthy cause. Victory Christian Schools in Carmichael is raising funds with the help of the nonprofit Joni and Friends to send families with disabilities to a week-long retreat. The dodgeball tournament begins Saturday, March 1st, with check-in at 8:30 a.m. and the first game at 9 a.m.The entry fee is $20 per player. Teams must have a minimum of five players but no more than eight.
Body of missing man found inside shipping container in Lodi

1 month ago | fox40.com | Tony Salazar

Update (10:00 a.m.) The San Joaquin Medical Examiner has confirmed with FOX40 News that the body of a man found dead inside a shipping container belonged to 31-year-old Ibrahim Azizeh from Lodi. Original(FOX40.COM) — The Lodi Police Department said it’s investigating a disturbing discovery after finding a man’s body inside a shipping container. Police have not released the identity of the body but did say they are investigating this as a suspicious death.
Hidden gem showcasing CHP’s rich history tucked away at academy grounds

2 months ago | fox40.com | Tony Salazar

At various times throughout the year, the California Highway Patrol Academy runs a new class of cadets, preparing them for a career in law enforcement at its west Sacramento facility. However, there is more to the facility than meets the eye, as it’s not only home to the academy but also a museum. The museum serves as a way to showcase the CHP’s rich culture throughout the department’s history, but it didn’t always start off this way.
Hidden gem showcasing CHP’s rich history tucked away at academy grounds

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Tony Salazar

At various times throughout the year, the California Highway Patrol Academy runs a new class of cadets, preparing them for a career in law enforcement at its west Sacramento facility. However, there is more to the facility than meets the eye, as it’s not only home to the academy but also a museum. The museum serves as a way to showcase the CHP’s rich culture throughout the department’s history, but it didn’t always start off this way.
Dixon’s Parkway Boulevard overcrossing project aimed at improving public safety

Jan 23, 2025 | fox40.com | Tony Salazar

As the city of Dixon continues to grow, new changes will soon be coming. A new overpass project is underway to connect the city’s east and west sides, which are divided by railroads. The city recently received a $25.2 million federal grant to aid in completing the project. The idea to connect one side of town to the other is over two decades old.