KQCA-TV (Sacramento, CA)

KQCA is a television station affiliated with MyNetworkTV, broadcasting on virtual channel 58 and UHF digital channel 46. It serves the Sacramento area in California and holds its license in Stockton. The station is owned by the Hearst Television branch of the Hearst Corporation and operates alongside NBC affiliate KCRA-TV (channel 3) as part of a duopoly. Both stations share studio facilities situated on Television Circle in Downtown Sacramento, while KQCA's transmitter can be found northeast of Walnut Grove.

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#24919

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#4655

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#267

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Man dies after Sacramento shooting on Broadway

22 hours ago | kcra.com | Nijzel Dotson

AND ONLINE. ANOTHER DEVELOPING STORY TONIGHT, TWO UNRELATED CRIME SCENES, ALL WITHIN FEET OF EACH OTHER. THE FIRST ONE INVOLVING A PURSUIT WHERE A SUSPECT CRASHED INTO A GROCERY STORE. THEN HOURS LATER, A SHOOTING SENDS TWO MEN TO THE HOSPITAL. A CAR LEFT WITH MULTIPLE BULLET HOLES. SOME RESIDENTS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD SAYING THEY’RE CONCERNED ABOUT CRIME IN THIS AREA. IT’S BEEN SCARY. IT’S A SCARY THING, YOU KNOW, LIVING HERE ON BROADWAY, JUST SCARY. THIS ALL HAPPENED ON BROADWAY AND 28TH STREET.
SEIU California says president was detained, injured at ICE raid in Los Angeles

1 day ago | kcra.com | Nijzel Dotson

California's Service Employees International Union said its president was injured and detained on Friday at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid in Los Angeles. ICE carried out enforcement activities at several locations in Los Angeles on Friday, with some clashes breaking out as crowds gathered outside a warehouse and other locations across the city to protest the activity.
American River College opens nation’s first on-campus mortuary

2 days ago | kcra.com | Kurtis Ming

In a groundbreaking step for funeral service education, American River College (ARC) in Sacramento has become the first college in the United States to open and operate its own fully functioning mortuary on campus. Already one of only two colleges in California with a mortuary science program, ARC is now offering students the rare opportunity to learn the full death care process on-site—from embalming to holding services—all within their own facility.
1 dead, 1 injured in Placer County crash on I-80

2 days ago | kcra.com | Nijzel Dotson

THIS IS KCRA THREE NEWS AT FOUR. A SACRAMENTO COUNTY GRASS FIRE IS NOW UNDER CONTROL. HOW? CREWS GOT A HANDLE ON THIS ONE. PLUS, CITRUS HEIGHTS POLICE RELEASING VIDEO OF THE MOMENTS LEADING UP TO A SHOOTING INVOLVING A POLICE OFFICER. THE NEW DETAILS WE’RE LEARNING. AND PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP BRINGS BACK HIS TRAVEL BAN. WHEN THE NEW POLICY TAKES EFFECT. AND THE LEGAL CHALLENGES IT COULD FACE. IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY TODAY.
Discovery Park boat launch closed due to oil spill in the Sacramento River

2 days ago | kcra.com | Nijzel Dotson

THIS IS KCRA THREE NEWS AT FIVE. THE SACRAMENTO POLICE DEPARTMENT IS FACING A STAFFING SHORTAGE WHILE THE CITY IS UP AGAINST A BUDGET DEFICIT. WHY? THE POLICE UNION IS SOUNDING AN ALARM. THE STATE’S MENTAL HEALTH DIVERSION PROGRAM NOW UNDER FIRE. WHY CRITICS SAY IT’S BEING TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF AND WHY SUPPORTERS WANT IT LEFT THE WAY IT IS. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP ENACTING A NEW TRAVEL BAN. THE COUNTRY IS ON THE LIST, AND THE NEW RULES THAT APPLY. GOOD MORNING.
'Dying to Ask' podcast: Our 2025 summer beach reads episode

2 days ago | kcra.com | Deirdre Fitzpatrick

It's time for our annual "Summer Beach Reads" episode on Dying to Ask. The 2025 summer titles will not disappoint. Tina Ferguson, owner of Face in a Book bookstore, is back as our guide to all things literary. Tina and I have been doing a beach reads segment or podcast episode for 10 years now. And her pics this summer are a delightful blend of non-fiction and fiction. But our episode starts with a reality check on what the publishing industry looks like these days.
Roseville first responders host Battle of the Badges Blood Drive

2 days ago | kcra.com | Erin Heft

ALL HAPPENING. GOOD MORNING. YEP, IT’S HAPPENING HERE AT FIRE STATION ONE ON LINCOLN STREET. UP HERE IN ROSEVILLE. I’LL GET OUT OF THE WAY. SET UP IS WHAT’S UNDERWAY RIGHT NOW. HOSTED BY VITALANT. THE TRADITION RETURNS, BRINGING THE COMMUNITY’S FIRST RESPONDERS TOGETHER TO HELP SAVE LIVES, BUT IN A DIFFERENT WAY. SPONSORED TODAY, LIKE YOU SAID BY ROSEVILLE FIRE AND POLICE, IT STARTS AT 8:00 THIS MORNING AND IT RUNS THROUGH NOON. SO IF YOU’RE LISTENING TO US RIGHT NOW, YOU HAVE TIME.
West Sacramento to celebrate progress, growth in the 2025 State of the City address

3 days ago | kcra.com | Erin Heft

Thursday, West Sacramento city leaders are set to deliver a highly anticipated State of the City address, celebrating a year of remarkable growth, development, and transformation.Key achievements include highlights from Sutter Health Park, which now serves as the home field for both the San Francisco Giants' Triple-A River Cats and the Athletics’ 40-man roster—an unprecedented and seamless collaboration that began their seasons three months ago.The gathering will also showcase the dedication...
Ione Elementary School under police investigation, parents concerned over absence of principal

3 days ago | kcra.com | Nijzel Dotson

YOUR RENT? WE’VE GOT THE RED FLAGS. RIGHT NOW, PARENTS IN AMADOR COUNTY ARE DEMANDING ANSWERS AFTER GETTING WORD ABOUT THE ABSENCE OF THEIR KIDS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL DURING THEIR FINAL WEEK OF CLASSES. PARENTS IN IONE ARE FRUSTRATED THIS AFTERNOON BECAUSE THEIR KIDS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL IS NOT SERVING AS PRINCIPAL. THANKS FOR JOINING US AT FOUR. I’M LISA GONZALEZ AND I’M KURTIS MING. MOST OF THE PARENTS TELLING US THEY FOUND OUT ABOUT THIS ON SOCIAL MEDIA.
NorCal forecast: Delta breeze lowers Valley temperatures Thursday

3 days ago | kcra.com | Heather Waldman

Summer weather is here to stay for Northern California. The next few days will be seasonably warm with a delta breeze for the Valley and a few pop-up thunderstorms on the Sierra crest.Thursday morning temperatures will start in the mid to upper 50s across the Valley. The Foothills will be slightly warmer with lows near 60. Sierra temperatures will briefly drop into the upper 30s before sunrise Thursday.