Grant Napear loses lawsuit against Bonneville over firing
Napear sued Bonneville International after he was terminated for tweeting “All Lives Matter” during protests over George Floyd’s murder.
Sacramento is the capital of California and one of the greatest cities in the United States.
Napear sued Bonneville International after he was terminated for tweeting “All Lives Matter” during protests over George Floyd’s murder.
A prize-winning cartoonist who was arrested earlier this month on suspicion of possessing child pornography was released from jail on Thursday.
Kurtis Ming, known for his “Call Kurtis” investigative reports, has departed the CBS-owned television station in Sacramento.
After stints in Oregon and Sacramento, Ty Steele has set his sights on the Motor City, joining Graham Media’s WDIV-TV.
The program will shine a spotlight on some of the biggest starts in the National Basketball Association.
Christopher King, an award-winning filmmaker who worked for Sacramento’s NBC affiliate, died from injuries sustained in a car crash.
A letter from the endowment board to CSU Sacramento suggested the non-profit TV outlet take over struggling CapRadio.
A CBS station in Sacramento is suing a local police department after it refused to turn over footage of a shooting as required under the law.
YouTube TV has quietly added several CW Network affiliates owned by Hearst Television
Lotus Communications will turn over two of its Sacramento-area radio stations to the morning wake-up program “RAD Radio,” starting in November.
More than a dozen board members of CapRadio have resigned following a scathing audit that revealed years of financial mismanagement.
California State University has appointed an interim administrator in an effort to save CapRadio from insolvency.
Sacramento NPR member station CapRadio is laying off 12 percent of its employees to address a slowdown in donations.
Sacrament commuters looking for Mike Gallagher on Money 105.5 heard a Spanish-language morning program instead.
Starting September 1, CW Network shows will air on KQCA-TV (Channel 58), the Hearst-owned station that currently offers MyNetwork programming.
Richaun Holmes has settled a defamation case brought against the Sacramento Bee after being smeared as a domestic abuser in a series of newspaper columns.
A California lawmaker has put on hold a bill that would allow news publishers to charge Facebook and Google for linking to their content.
Journalists in Northern California are criticizing a local television station after it reacted to winning a regional Emmy Award in a very unexpected way.
The spouse of a Sacramento sports broadcaster tried to use “personal friendships” to prevent a police probe into a shooting at their home.
Sacramento’s top classic hits radio station is about to go off the air.
A Twitter data center in Sacramento was knocked offline last week amid an extreme heat wave, the company affirmed in an internal memo.
Sacramento ABC station KXTV is returning to the studio with an updated news set and a refreshed morning news program.
After more than a month of “stunting,” Sacramento’s newest radio station KSTE-FM finally has a permanent music format.
A new radio station operated by broadcaster iHeart continued its “stunting” period over the weekend and into Monday morning.
iHeart began broadcasting on its newest Sacramento frequency on Wednesday, less than one year after winning a FCC spectrum auction for the slot.
A veteran journalist has been called out by the Los Angeles Times after a fact-check revealed errors in a scoop published last week.
Sacramento sports anchor and “Boards for Change” co-founder Lina Washington is leaving for a TV role in Phoenix, Arizona.
Bill Eveland, a beloved pilot who provided traffic reports to radio listeners in Sacramento, has died at the age of 91.
A new television broadcast standard is finally making its way to the Sacramento market.
Nexstar Media Group has started looking for a new leader to take over the newsroom at Sacramento’s FOX station KTXL-TV.
Free streaming local television service Locast has finally launched in the Sacramento broadcast market.
Nia Towne has been tapped to lead broadcast news operations at KXTV, Sacramento’s ABC affiliate.
KCRA has hired Kay Recede to report from its San Joaquin County bureau, according to a social media post.
Mike Luery will oversee news operations at Sacramento’s news-talk station and manage other iHeart Media stations along the west coast.
The former KCRA news anchor will be in town for an appearance related to her new book “Your Hidden Superpower.”
Nearly six months after laying off their long-time news director, Sacramento radio station KFBK is ready to fill the position, though the job will come with more responsibilities.
After multiple missed launch windows, CBS is finally preparing to unveil a 24-hour digital news channel based in Sacramento that will cover Northern California.
Leigh White, the general manager of Sacramento’s Fox affiliate, announced her resignation on Tuesday after spending more than four years with the station.
The Sacramento County Coroner has completed an investigation into the death of a beloved radio personality.
Paul Matero, 69, was named as the pilot of a Safari Helicopters aircraft that crashed last week on the Hawaiian island of Kauai.