LOS ANGELES and SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- For frequent California intra-staters, JetBlue Airways (Nasdaq: JBLU - News) today introduces the Go Pack: packages of 10, 20 or 30 one-way trips between ...

SACRAMENTO, CA-- - Accela, Inc. , the leading provider of cloud, web and mobile software applications for e-government , announced that the City of Sacramento's Community Development Department has incorporated ...

SACRAMENTO, CA-- - Valentine's Day is the perfect opportunity to pamper. Celebrate by indulging in some soothing experiences either alone, with friends or with a significant other. From a steamy, sensual ...

After surrendering 42 points to the San Antonio Spurs' Tony Parker, 39 to the Porland Trail Blazers' LaMarcus Aldridge and 48 to the Golden State Warriors' Monta Ellis, the Thunder did not surrender more than 22 points to any player from Sacramento or Utah.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Future generations may never know the beauty of Diana, Princess of Wales; sniff Catalina in the sunshine; or fall for Beloved.

In what would likely be the make-or-break moment of the city's work toward building a new downtown sports arena, city officials are hoping to seek City Council approval of a financing plan for the facility at the Feb. 28 council meeting.

Critics – including local dentists, county officials, school nurses and family members – contend that Sacramento's special model of care forces many children to wait months or even years before receiving needed treatment, even if they have broken or rotting teeth, or are in so much pain that they can't chew.

SACRAMENTO, Calif., Feb. 12, 2012 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- No matter what you wear or how much money you have to fix any flaws you think you have.  None of it is important if you do not get this one simple ...

Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson said Thursday he's optimistic the city is on course to have an arena financing plan together before a March deadline – or will be close enough to prove to the NBA the city should keep its basketball team.

The city wants to know what its residents like about Sacramento.