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After being given months of warning, Sacramento County officials cleared out a homeless encampment dozens called home for years along the Sacramento River.

After 16 seasons, the Sacramento Kings are going to the NBA Playoffs — and there’s a lot of excitement surrounding the team.

Jeff Rossen joined Hearst Television in 2019. He hosts the popular consumer-franchise “Rossen Reports” which focuses on saving money, exposing scams and improving our viewers’ lives.

Students in Roseville organized a walkout in demand of change after a series of events involving a canceled drag show, the Proud Boys and a raucous school board meeting.

Following a death at a high school in Yuba County, a child and family therapist spoke about the signs that a child is struggling with their mental health.

Andrea Flores is an Emmy-nominated journalist who anchors the KCRA 3 News at 10 p. m.

More financial relief is coming to dozens of families in Sacramento. The "Guaranteed Income Program" promises 80 eligible households $500 a month.

Pollock Pines is digging out after getting a decent amount of snow from this week's storms. Saturday residents took advantage of a break in the storms to clean up and stock up before the next one arrives next week.

The Sacramento River Cats are rolling out the green carpet for the upcoming 2023 season. This marks the largest field renovation at West Sacramento's Sutter Health Park since its inception and the first grass overhaul since 2016.

Josie Heart joined the KCRA 3 News team in December 2022. Josie was born and raised in Los Angeles and started her career on California’s Central Coast as a multimedia journalist for a local CBS affiliate and as a reporter for the USA Today Network.