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EDD warns of a new wave of text scams Josh Lyle Replay Video UP NEXT California’s Employment Development Department (EDD) is warning about a new wave of text scams. The texts are targeting people who got an EDD debit card through Bank of America, which includes millions of people during the pandemic. The fraudulent messages include false claims about your debit card being suspended or the need to update your verification. The text messages also include a link. Don’t click ...

Deputy DA Paris Coleman announces run for Sacramento County District Attorney Paris Coleman grew up in South Land Park in Sacramento. Before serving as Deputy District Attorney, he was also a former Alameda County prosecutor. Author: Staff (ABC10) Updated: 3:06 PM PDT May 6, 2021 SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento County Deputy District Attorney Paris Coleman announced his candidacy for Sacramento County District Attorney. Endorsed by outgoing DA Anne Marie Schube...

Man arrested for setting home on fire, Metro Fire says The people who live at the home on Discovery Village Lane made it out of the house unharmed. However, the house was significantly damaged in the fire. Author: KXTV Staff Updated: 7:46 PM PDT April 24, 2021 GOLD RIVER, Calif. — A man was arrested early Saturday morning after Metro Fire said he purposely started a fire at a home in Gold River.  According to a press release from Metro Fire, John Paul Waters i...

How to talk to family, friends who are hesitant to take the COVID-19 vaccine According to Sacramento County Public Health, vaccine hesitancy is around 12 percent in the county. Statewide, its about 11 percent. Author: Lena Howland (ABC10) Updated: 5:54 PM PDT April 22, 2021 SACRAMENTO COUNTY, Calif. — At least 25% of the population in most US states is fully vaccinated against COVID-19. In California, those numbers are even higher.  The California Department o...

My job is to do a very thorough, independent investigation | Sacramento hires first-ever Inspector General promoting police oversight The new position was approved by city council back in July, on the heels of mass protests calling for changes in policing, following the death of George Floyd. Author: Lena Howland (ABC10) Updated: 7:04 PM PDT April 14, 2021 SACRAMENTO, Calif. — In a move meant to promote police oversight, the City of Sacramento has hired its fir...

Study conducted by UC Davis graduate students looked at vaccine distribution optimization Author: Mike Duffy Updated: 2:56 PM PST February 16, 2021 DAVIS, Calif. — Vaccine distribution is on everyone’s minds these days, but a group of graduate students at UC Davis have already been working for months on studying those same distribution systems, trying to learn how to optimize transporting the vaccine. Evan Foley and Jonathan Boyd, mechanical and aerospace eng...

NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- In this episode of Up Close, Bill Ritter breaks down the verdict in the historic second impeachment trial of Donald Trump. The Senate vote acquitted the former president once again, but how badly will this damage his legacy going forward? And what did the impeachment trial accomplish? Bill Ritter discusses the trial with U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, and ABC News Political Director Rick Klein and political consultant Hank Sheinkopf also offer up their t...

NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- In this episode of Up Close, Bill Ritter breaks down the verdict in the historic second impeachment trial of Donald Trump. The Senate vote acquitted the former president once again, but how badly will this damage his legacy going forward? And what did the impeachment trial accomplish? Bill Ritter discusses the trial with U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, and ABC News Political Director Rick Klein and political consultant Hank Sheinkopf also offer up their t...

CVS pharmacies across California will start to rollout vaccinations starting on Feb. 11. There will be 100 pharmacy locations, including some in Modesto.

Economic report shows challenges still facing Western Montana Face-to-face businesses -- and the people they employ -- are still struggling as the pandemic continues in Western Montana. and last updated 2021-02-04 12:55:22-05 MISSOULA — Face-to-face businesses -- and the people they employ -- are still struggling as the pandemic continues in Western Montana. While the newly released economic forecast from the BBER shows resiliency for Missoula as well as bright spots like tech growth and c...