Sacramento, California News & Breaking Stories

The Los Angeles Lakers snapped an 11-game losing streak against the Los Angeles Clippers with a 130-125 victory.

Kings guard De'Aaron Fox's ankle injury is not as serious as initially feared, providing optimism for Sacramento's ambitions.

The Sacramento Kings defeat the Los Angeles Lakers 132-127 in overtime, spoiling LeBron James' 20th NBA anniversary. Malik Monk scores 22 points.

The Sacramento Kings dominated the Utah Jazz in their season opener, with Harrison Barnes scoring 33 points.

Steve Kerr experimented with lineups in a preseason game and found success with Chris Paul's late-game performance.

Late senator Dianne Feinstein, who died at 90, was hailed as the biggest champion of Lake Tahoe, securing over half a billion dollars to protect its environment. Her efforts brought Tahoe's environmental threats to the national spotlight, making the lake a symbol of environmental protection. Feinstein spearheaded the 1997 Lake Tahoe Presidential Summit and played a key role in passing the Lake Tahoe Restoration Act. Her dedication to Tahoe included personal involvement and fundraising efforts. Her bipartisan approach and respect from colleagues ensured the lake's protection remained a nonpartisan issue.

The San Francisco Giants have acquired outfielder AJ Pollock from the Seattle Mariners to boost their playoff push.

Summer League continues with standout performances and injury updates for players.

Former University of Hawaii basketball player Kamaka Hepa joins New Orleans Pelicans for NBA Summer League.

JD DuBois, an assistant coach for the Los Angeles Lakers, will lead the team's summer league roster, which includes young players like Jalen Hood-Schifino and Maxwell Lewis. The Lakers will play in the California Classic before heading to the Summer League in Las Vegas. DuBois's focus is on executing the head coach's plan and helping the players showcase their skills.