In October of 2018 Timothy Piluyev, along with his family were in the drive-thru at a Roseville Starbucks. He and his grandchildren ordered drinks and that decision changed his life forever. Timothy explains that as the Starbucks associate reached into the window of the SUV to deliver the second of
Traffic levels have increased to near pre-pandemic levels around the Sacramento Valley and their return has arrived with predictable results. The California Highway Patrol says that statewide they have been dealing with dramatic rises in speed as a result of fewer cars on the road due to the lockdown. The
Honda will pay $96.5 million to settle a probe centered on defective airbags in some of its vehicles. The lawsuits came from attorneys general in 46 states, three U.S. territories and Washington, D.C. This settlement ends the investigation into Honda’s alleged failure to inform regulators and consumers rupture risks in the
A Rancho Cordova caregiver is facing two felony charges after allegations she was connected to the death of an elderly woman under her care. According to a news release from the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department the death happened over the past weekend at a care home located in the 10200
Special Forces Communications Sergeant John Wayne Walding is a decorated Army veteran who was literally born on the fourth of July. He served in Iraq and Afghanistan and earned the Silver Star, Bronze Star and Purple Heart. He sustained major injuries in a firefight in 2008. Despite the injuries he
It seemed routine. Alla Nadienko was admitted to Sutter Roseville for treatment related to Kidney Stones. A day later the 81 year old grandmother was in ICU covered in bruises from severe injuries to her face and head and paralyzed and comatose after being rushed into surgery for a life-threatening
A study released this week finds many of the near autonomous driving systems remain flawed and dangerous to use. The AAA research revealed that over the course of 4,000 test miles even the most sophisticated “active driving assistance” systems were far from 100 percent reliable. The systems tested experiencing a
It’s uncommon to go through life without any injuries or health problems. Maybe it’s as minor as straining your low back while working in the garage or something that leads to a permanent disability, the odds are at some point you’ve needed medical attention and treatment for some type of
The City of Oakland has agreed to pay $32.7 million to settle lawsuits arising from the deadly 2016 Ghost Ship blaze. The fire occurred in an illegally converted warehouse where 36 people died. Advocates for the victims contend the city was negligent in not red tagging the building which had
Over the recent July 4th weekend the California Highway Patrol statewide arrested 700 suspected intoxicated drivers on California roadways. Over the same weekend 54 people died from injuries sustained in automobile accidents and at least 25% of those killed were not wearing a seatbelt. As our state slowly starts to
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