Man beaten to death near south Sacramento hotel, police say
A 60-year-old man has died after he was beaten near a hotel in south Sacramento on Sunday night, police said.
Woman held against her will, assaulted in Nevada County, authorities say
A Southern California man was arrested on kidnapping, rape and false imprisonment charges after a woman was reportedly assaulted and held against her will for days, the Nevada County Sheriff’s Office said Sunday.
Warriors bested by Kings and other takeaways from weirdest loss since 2001
Click here if you’re unable to view the photo gallery on your mobile device. SAN FRANCISCO — Over the years, the Sacramento Kings have adopted little-brother status as they’ve looked to emulate the Warriors’ success. On Sunday, the big-brother Warriors (5-23) were bested by the Kings 100-79 at Chase Center. This was the Kings’ first visit to the $1.4 billion facility. In the third quarter, when a spirited “LET’S GO WARRIORS” chant broke out while Golden State was down by 20 points, a “SAC-RA-MEN-TO” chant from the upper-reaches of the arena drowned out the home crowd — a symbolic gesture of how overwhelmed the Warriors were by their northern neighbors. The Kings (12-14) shot 60.3% from the field, out-rebounded the Warriors by 12, and held the Warriors to a season-low tying point total (tied with Dec. 2 loss in Atlanta). Golden State committed 20 turnovers in the game and, despite forcing the Kings into 27 turnovers, still managed to lose by 21 points. “All kinds of mistakes,” Warriors coach Steve Kerr said. “Very little communication. It was an embarrassing loss tonight.” A series of runs…
School Hosts Vigil for Rescuer Who Died While Searching for Missing Hiker on Mt. Baldy
Damien High School in La Verne hosted a vigil Sunday evening for Tim Staples, a teacher there who died a day earlier while taking part in the search for a missing hiker on Mount Baldy. Carlos Saucedo reports for the KTLA 5 News at 10.
Boeing Considering Curbing Production of 737 Max Jet Involved in Deadly Crashes: Source
Boeing is considering curbing production of the troubled 737 Max and could announce the decision as soon as Monday after the US markets close, a source familiar with the decision-making process said. The company could either suspend production or further reduce the production level, the source said. “If they make the decision (to suspend) it’s just a temporary pause of the line,” the source said, adding that the production will eventually resume again. This comes after a meeting last week between the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Boeing in which the company said it came away understanding the 737 Max jet would not be cleared to fly this calendar year. The planes were grounded worldwide in March after two fatal crashes — a Lion Air jet into the Java Sea in October 2018 and an Ethiopian Airlines plane near Addis Ababa in March — killed 346 people. Also last week, Congress heard from a Boeing whistleblower who worked on the 737 Max and had urged managers to shut down the production line because of mistakes and cut corners. He said his recommendations fell on deaf ears. An…
Auburn Defensive Tackle Wins College Football’s Lott IMPACT Trophy
Share this article:Auburn defensive tackle Derrick Brown was announced Sunday evening as the winner of the Lott IMPACT Trophy, awarded to college football’s defensive player of the year based on character and performance. The 6-foot-5-inch, 318-pound Brown was the Southeastern Conference’s defensive player of the year after making a team-high equaling 12.5 tackles for a loss. He was a finalist for the Outland Trophy as college football’s best interior lineman and the Chuck Bednarik Award as college football’s best defensive player. Tigers coach Gus Malzahn called Brown “a dominant player and even better person.” Brown was announced as the winner of the award one day after receiving his marketing degree from Auburn’s Harbert College of Business. The other finalists were Ohio State safety Jordan Fuller, Clemson linebacker Isaiah Simmons and California linebacker Evan Weaver. Brown, Fuller and Weaver are seniors while Simmons is a junior. The Lott IMPACT Trophy is the only college football award to equally recognize athletic performance and the player’s personal character attributes. It is the first national college football award based on the West Coast. It has been presented annually since…
Turnover-Plagued Chargers Routed by Vikings
Share this article:The Los Angeles Chargers committed seven turnovers the Minnesota Vikings converted into 20 points in a 39-10 loss Sunday, their most one-sided in Anthony Lynn’s three seasons as coach. “We’ve gotten beat, but we’ve never gotten beat like that and that was my problem today,” Lynn said after the Chargers’ most one-sided loss since a 33-3 loss at Kansas City Nov. 22, 2015, when Mike McCoy was the coach. “That’s my frustration right now. I haven’t seen that team in the three years since I’ve been here.” All the Chargers’ previous losses this season had been by seven points or less. The Chargers (5-9) allowed the final 30 points after Philip Rivers’ 2-yard touchdown pass to Mike Williams gave them a 10-9 lead eight minutes, 42 seconds before halftime. Rivers had three passes intercepted and lost a fumble when he was sacked by Danielle Hunter. Running back Austin Ekeler attempted to recover for the Chargers, but was pulled away by Minnesota linebacker Eric Kendricks, a former UCLA standout. Ifeadi Odenigbo recovered the loose ball and ran 56 yards down the sideline for a…
Police: Man Dies At South Sacramento Hotel After After Assault
SOUTH SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A homicide investigation is underway at a South Sacramento hotel after an assault resulted in a man’s death, the Sacramento Police Department said Sunday night. The incident happened just after 8 p.m. at Woodspring Suites on the 7700 block of La Mancha Way. Officers said the man died at the scene. Details on the alleged assault have not yet been released. There is no suspect information available at this time. This is a developing story. Stick with CBS13 for updates.
Woman, 41, Dies After Being Hit By Car While Crossing Street In South Sacramento
SOUTH SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A woman died Sunday morning after being struck by a car while crossing the street in South Sacramento, California Highway Patrol South Sacramento units said. CHP said the crash happened just before 3 a.m. near Fruiridge Road and Nona Way. The driver, a 24-year-old Sacramento woman, told officers she was driving northbound on Fruitridge Road toward Highway 99 when she felt an impact with her vehicle as she was switching lanes. Authorities said the driver pulled over, called 911 and remained on the scene until emergency personnel arrived. The pedestrian, a 41-year-old Sacramento woman, was crossing Fruitridge road outside of a marked crosswalk when she was hit, CHP said. She was pronounced dead at the scene by Sacramento Fire Department personnel. The identity of the deceased has not yet been released. CHP said it is unclear at this time if drugs or alcohol were factors. No further information has been released.
Controversy at impeachment rally leads to physical altercations
SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – Hundreds of people attending a rally calling for President Trump’s impeachment soon were witness to a scene of widespread physical altercations. Organizers say Congress needs to impeach the president on account of using military aid to pressure Ukraine to interfere in the 2020 elections; something President Trump and his staff deny consisted of any wrongdoing. John Soderman covers what to expect with the upcoming inquiry. Categories: California News
Over 300 volunteers clean San Diego Riverbed
SANTEE (KUSI) – Over 300 volunteers from the World Mission Society Church of God came together today to pick up trash in the San Diego River Bed. KUSI’s Hunter Sowards was on hand to find out more. Categories: California News
Clairemont food drive sees great resident turnout
CLAIREMONT (KUSI) – Clairemont residents came together to help those in need this holiday season. Keller Willams Reality and Holmber Automotive launched a food drive by leaving empty bags with information on the doorsteps of Clairemont residents. The residents then proceeded to fill the bags to the brim with food and groceries for those who face food insecurity in San Diego County at a much higher rate than expected. About 50 bags of food were collected to be picked up by the San Diego Food Bank. John Soderman was on-scene to see firsthand how it impacted the community. Categories: Local San Diego News
1-year-old dies after Stockton crash involving deputy
A 1-year-old died and a woman and deputy were hospitalized late Saturday night after a two-vehicle crash on Interstate 5 in Stockton, authorities said.
Military academies probe possible ‘white power’ sign at Army-Navy game
The gesture is similar to the one used to indicate “OK,” with the thumb and forefinger in a circle and the three other fingers splayed out behind.
In reversal, Hallmark will reinstate same-sex marriage ads
The Hallmark Channel will reinstate the same-sex marriage commercial that it pulled from the network, according to a company statement sent Sunday.
Chilly and dry for the next few days with some patchy fog possible
KCRA 3 Weather meteorologist Dirk Verdoorn looks at the cooler changes and how long the rain will stay away. Find out when clouds and even the chance for rain will return this coming week.