A pedestrian's foot was amputated by a train in the north Sacramento area late Wednesday afternoon, officials said.

Early this winter, several friends discovered we all had a similar idea of taking the snow train from Sacramento to Reno and back. We planned a group trip, purchasing round-trip tickets from ...

Runoff from epic rains and snow has filled the open space with ... to Interstate 80 in the Yolo Bypass area, west of Sacramento. An Amtrak train heads east toward downtown Sacramento over the ...

Starting in Durango, the Cascade Canyon Winter Train ... and Sacramento. The trip starts strong with dramatic Pacific Northwest scenery including forests, lakes, rivers, and the snow-capped ...

A cold and wet system that hit the North State late Thursday night has brought snow to much of the northern Sacramento Valley ... "due to a disabled freight train and inclement weather in the ...

Interstate 80 closed several times between Reno and Sacramento ... measurements taken near where the train was stranded in 1952 suggest more snow could have fallen in 1938, and nearly that ...

Snow is possible in the capital city — it’s just rare. Is it going to snow in Sacramento? Here’s what the weather service says ahead of storm Up to 2 inches of snow fell at the Sacramento ...

IT REALLY IS FUN TO SEE. IT IS JUST DIFFICULT TO GET THE RIGHT PARAMETERS FOR THE SNOW. REPORTER: SACRAMENTO ALSO SAW SNOW IN 1996. ONCE AGAIN, ONLY A TRACE AMOUNT. BUT THERE WAS A TIME IN 1976 ...

The most recent measurable snow in Sacramento was recorded on Feb. 5, 1976, National Weather Service meteorologist Courtney Carpenter told The Sacramento Bee in February. That year, 2 inches of ...

Meanwhile, an already packed Tahoe can prepare for more snow. Below are 48-hour snow totals ... Winds of about 25 to 30 mph are forecast for Sacramento, according to the weather service.

“The last measurable snowfall in Sacramento was on February 5, 1976,” said FOX40’s award-winning chief meteorologist, Adam Epstein. “Two inches of snow was recorded. There are more occurre ...