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Four years ago, Melbourne turned his vision into a reality by creating Three Sisters Gardens. His nonprofit organization provides much-needed nourishment for the community.

Gonzalez was once a world super-middleweight title contender. After his career ended seven years ago he opened Flawless Boxing on Broadway in Sacramento with a goal of giving kids a puncher’s chance at success.

At Burbank High School in Sacramento, words have more meaning than ever. Teachers Patrice Hill and Coco Bland focus on helping at-risk students.

When Kathy Lester started the job in January, she inherited a three-year uptick in violent crime in Sacramento.

Gold County Wildlife Rescue works year-round to rehabilitate animals back into the wild, but their work has seen a rapid increase in recent years.

Mario Willis talks to WISN 12 News about his hopes of using spoken word and poetry to bring communities together.

Seemingly every day we report on violence not only in Northern California but across the country. It seems like crime is at an all-time high, but is it?

Every Saturday morning at Southside Park the lake is lined with those eager to reel in the big one. Hooked on Fishing, Not on Violence is a nonprofit working to help kids in Sacramento.

A program at the Sacramento LGBT Community Center is helping youth find safe homes in the area.

12 students at Highlands High School received their first paychecks through a paid internship. Next, came ways on how to manage their money.